easyTCP2 0.0.9

rich async server and easy to config

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# easyTCP2

# install 🤩
`pip install easyTCP2`

## what is easyTCP2?
it is the same concept like easyTCP (first version) but more stable, understandable, flexable, readable and more features
(and also because i was too layz to update the last one)
this gives you full controll on your server and make it easy and stable

### inspiration
I have inspired by [discord.py][discordpy] package because this
help you build bots so easily and they are useful so I wanted an easy way to build
asyncronus server so I have did many tests and took inspiration from the [discord.py][discordpy] code
(no I dont copy code accept this [function][coppiedfunc]) I dont take cradit for things I didnt think/did
all by myself

[coppiedfunc]: https://github.com/dsal3389/easyTCP2/blob/master/easyTCP2/Core/Protocol.py#L82
[discordpy]: https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py

## what I get from that package? 🤔
| | easyTCP | easyTCP2 |
|:-----------:|----------|----------|
| user levels | yes | yes |
| groups | no | yes |
| events | no | yes |
| stable | not much | yes |
| logging | no | yes |
| encryption | yes | soon |
| logging | no | yes |

# when to use
if you creating a small project that needs a server
or an app that module can be very useful

### examples
example files [here][examples].
I add there examples in any update
if there is a missing version in the example it is because
it is not a big change or even only bug fixing

[examples]: https://github.com/dsal3389/easyTCP2/tree/master/examples

# quick start 🤯
```py
import asyncio
from easyTCP2.Core.Settings import Settings
from easyTCP2.Server import Server

Settings.use_default() # using default


@Server.ready()
async def foo(server):
print("Server running (ip: %s | port: %d)" %(server.ip, server.port))

@Server.Event(5)
async def oof():
print("oof event called :)")


async def main(loop):
server = Server(loop=loop)
await server

if __name__=="__main__":
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete()

try:
loop.run_forever()
finally:
loop.close()
```

if you like or wanna try, install it! 🏅
it is not hard