eouTools adds new ease-of-use features to python!
Project description
eouTools
Requirements
- python >= 3.10 (Required)
- python >= 3.12 (Suggested)
- numpy (Suggested)
- Deprecated (Required)
eouTools.numbers
isPositive
Syntax: isPositive(n: int | float) -> bool
Alternative: not isNegative(n)
Documentation: "Returns whether n
is positive or not"
isNegative
Syntax: isNegative(n: int | float) -> bool
Alternative: not isPositive(n)
Documentation: "Returns whether n
is negative or not"
isZero
Syntax: isZero(n: int | float) -> bool
Alternative: n == 0
Documentation: "Returns whether n
is zero or not"
eouTools.decorators
rename_on_init
Syntax: @rename_on_init(name: str)
Documentation: "Rename a function when it is initialized. This may raise unexpected behavior, however"
retry
Syntax: @retry(amount: Optional[int], stop_at: Optional[Tuple[Exception]])
Documentation: "Try calling the functon amount
amount of times, but stop if the exception raised is in stop_at
or if the function did not raise an error"
cache
Syntax: @cache
Documentation: "Create a cache of all results given by a function. run the .clear_cache()
function to delete the cache. Can be used to speed up certain algorithms such as recursive Fibonacci sequence"
eouTools.benchmarking.decorators
time_func
Syntax: @time_func
Documentation: "Time a function. Parse in the keyworded argument _no_time = True
to get the return instead of the time it took to execute"
eouTools.arithmetic_equations.integers
factorial
Syntax: factorial(n: int) -> int
Documentation: "Calculate the factorial of a number"
Requirements: numpy
eouTools.arithmetic_equations.integrals
integrate
Syntax: integrate(func: Callable, start: Optional[int | float], end: Optional[int | float], dx: Optional[int | float]) -> float
Documentation: [Self-Explanatory]
Used Builtins: multiprocessing
fib
Syntax: fib(n: int) -> int
Documentation: Calculate the fibonacci sequence for a number recursively
Requirements:
- numpy (suggested)
eouTools.rng.random
seed
Syntax: seed(a: Optional[int | float | bytes | bytearray)
Documentation: To be used as a context manager
Requirements:
- numpy (suggested)
aseed
Syntax: aseed(a: Optional[int | float | bytes | bytearray)
Documentation: To be used as an asynchronous context manager
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Requirements:
- numpy (suggested)
eouTools.constants
Constant
Syntax: Constant(value: Any)
Documentation: A constant, read-only value.
Commandline
Commands
-V
: Show the installation version--install-requirements
: Install all requirements--upgrade
: Update to the newest version of eouTools
Usage
python -m eouTools <command>
eouTools Installation Guide
1 - Requirements
Make sure you meet the following requirements:
- python >= 3.10 (required)
- python >= 3.12 (suggested)
- pip >= 20.3.1 (suggested?)
- numpy<=1.26.4 (suggested?)
- numpy (suggested)
- Deprecated (required)
2 - Requirements Installation
How to install certain requirements if your system does not already meet them
pip >= 20.3.1
python -m pip install --upgrade pip>=20.3.1
numpy<=1.26.4
python -m pip install --upgrade numpy<=1.26.4
numpy
python -m pip install --upgrade numpy
Deprecated
python -m pip install --upgrade Deprecated
3 - Installation
To install eouTools, please run:
python -m pip install eouTools
4 - Updates
If you wish to upgrade to the latest version of eouTools when new releases come out, run:
python -m pip install --upgrade eouTools
5 - Removal
If you wish to uninstall eouTools, run:
python -m pip uninstall eouTools
And please leave us a feedback with what drove you to uninstall it
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