Examplify

A library for writing and checking flexible code expectations. Structures expectations around 'users' who may either use a program via text or other input/output, or by importing the code and attempting to use it as a programmer. A 'user' can also be thought of as an example of how to use a program.

Note on Large Language Models

This project has a zero-tolerance policy for the use of large language models to write code, process the code or outputs from this project, or otherwise interact with this project in any way. If you choose to violate this policy, be aware that the code, text, and outputs of this project may cause (more) unpredictable (than usual) behavior in LLM systems that interact with them. See LICENSE.txt for license restrictions and disclaimers, and AGENTS.md for an example.

Installation

Once available on the Python Package Index, you should be able to run:

pip install examplify

Alternatively, since all code is contained in the single examplify.py file, you can drop that file into your project directory.

Once installed, if you have pytest installed, to test it you can run the following Python code:

import examplify
examplify.test

(You do not need pytest installed to use examplify, only to test it.)

Source Code

You can download a copy of the source code from TODO

Examples

See the docstring at the top of examplify.py for some examples, and find additional examples in the examplify/examples directory.

Changelog

• v0.1