eze

A super simple library for common tasks in python 3.

• No extra dependencies required, you can go use eze.pyand that's it!
• Great for scripting something fast.
• You are free to copy implementations for specific functions (see get_eze).

TODO:

• add examples for each function, and a link to the implementation for usage outside of the lib.

Usage

pip install eze

import eze as e

Strings / JSON & CSV

• b64 - base 64 encodes to a string (no bytes needed!)
• b64d - base 64 decodes a string/byte
• s - to string
• b - to bytes
• regex - match

match = e.regex(r'hello (.*?)', 'hello world') # (' world', (' world'))

• json - json encode
• jsond - json decode
• csv - dict/list to csv
• csvd - decode a csv file/string into a dict.

IO

• write - write something to a file
• read - read something from a file

Runtime

• eq - checks if two vars/objects/classes are the same in-memory (might be used for something else)
• stack - gets the stack up to here in a human-readable fashion.
• dir - shows all of the inherited functions of an object (no need to see __init_subclass__)
• break - poor man's breakpoint - will exit and print the current variables in a human-readable fashion.
• @timeit decorator - prints the seconds it took to run a function.
• get_time - returns the seconds it took to run a function.

Printing things

• pp/pretty_print - pretty print objects/classes/functions.
• nl/new_line - create a new line string for terminal usage
• tbl/table - create an ascii table and print it out of lists/generators.
• diff - show the difference between vars/functions/classes/objects can also be colored.

Imports

• import_all - imports the whole directory - good for __init__.py
• import - imports a python file during runtime

module = input('What module do you want?')
e.import(module)
# Use `module` functions

• show_loaded - shows the currently loaded modules.

Web

• get - GET request to a URL.

Concurrency

• together - run a function concurrently.

def fetch_that(url):
  print(requests.get(url).text)
 
# together executes 
e.together(fetch_that, ['https://google.com', 'https://facebook.com'], {
  'tasks': 4,
  'done': done_callback
})

Misc

• get_eze - prints out the implementation of a function here for production usage (without extra eze code).
• disable - disables all of velocity's functions - for production usage.