euphony 0.0.8

Play music while your code runs

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Have you ever got bored of running long chunks of code?

It can get repetitive to monitor the progress of the code continuously.

Euphony can help you. It is a Python package that plays classical music in background while your code runs whether it be on terminal or script or jupyter notebook. Once your code is complete or if it errors out, it stops so you can go back to it.

How to use

Its pretty simple to use. Create a instance of the player class and let your code run enclosed in a with statement with the object. You can choose between bach, beethoven or mozart. If not specified, it chooses artist randomly.

.. code:: python

 from euphony.player import Player
 mozart = Player(artist = 'mozart') # options: ['bach', 'beethoven']

 with mozart:
     for i in range(1000000000):
         pass
 # plays music while the code runs

That’s all ~!

Note: Since it requires native audio output, you cannot use this when running code remotely like on AWS.

Installation

Euphony is pip-installable. Just run following cmd in terminal:

.. code:: bash

 pip install euphony

Documentation

Link to documentation <https://vinaykale64.github.io/euphony/build/html/includeme.html>_

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