hellonexus 1.0.0

A simple greeting library with repeat functionality

HelloNexus

A simple yet powerful greeting library with repeat functionality.

Installation

python -m pip install hellonexus

Quick Start

from hellonexus import hellonexus as hn

# Print "Hello, World!" once
hn.say()

# Print "Hello, World!" 5 times
hn.say(5)

# Print with custom message
from hellonexus.hellonexus import HelloNexus

nexus = HelloNexus("Welcome to Nexus!")
nexus.say(3)

Features

• ✅ Repeat functionality - Print greetings 1-indexed times
• ✅ Flexible input - Accepts integers or strings as repeat count
• ✅ Keyboard Interrupt handling - Graceful Ctrl+C handling
• ✅ EOF handling - Graceful EOF (Ctrl+D) handling
• ✅ Call counter - Track how many times you've greeted
• ✅ Custom messages - Personalize your greetings
• ✅ Module-level functions - Quick and easy usage
• ✅ Class-based design - Object-oriented approach
• ✅ Type hints - Better IDE support and code quality
• ✅ Unit tested - Comprehensive test coverage

Why choose HelloNexus?

Feature	HelloNexus	Other HelloWorld programs
Repeat functionality	✅	❌
1-indexed counting	✅	❌
Keyboard interrupt handling	✅	⚠️
EOF handling	✅	❌
Call counter	✅	❌
Custom messages	✅	✅
Type hints	✅	⚠️
Unit tests	✅	❌
Module-level functions	✅	❌
Object-oriented design	✅	⚠️
String repeat support	✅	❌
Graceful error handling	✅	❌

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

from hellonexus import hellonexus as hn

# Single greeting
hn.say()  # Output: 1: Hello, World!

# Multiple greetings
hn.say(3)  # Output: 1: Hello, World!
           #         2: Hello, World!
           #         3: Hello, World!

Using Strings as Input

hn.say("4")  # Works with string numbers too!

Custom Messages

from hellonexus.hellonexus import HelloNexus

nexus = HelloNexus("Welcome to the Nexus!")
nexus.say(2)
# Output:
# 1: Welcome to the Nexus!
# 2: Welcome to the Nexus!

Tracking Calls

nexus = HelloNexus()
nexus.say(3)
print(nexus.get_call_count())  # Output: 3

nexus.reset()  # Reset counter to 0
print(nexus.get_call_count())  # Output: 0

Graceful Interrupt Handling

nexus = HelloNexus("Press Ctrl+C to stop")
nexus.say(100)  # Press Ctrl+C to interrupt gracefully
# Output: [Interrupted] Goodbye from HelloNexus!

API Reference

HelloNexus Class

__init__(default_message: str = "Hello, World!")

Create a new HelloNexus instance with optional custom message.

say(repeat: Optional[Union[int, str]] = None) -> None

Print the greeting message, optionally repeated.

• repeat=None: Prints once
• repeat=int: Prints that many times
• repeat=str: Converts to int and prints that many times
• Raises ValueError for invalid values

get_call_count() -> int

Returns the total number of successful say() calls.

reset() -> None

Resets the call counter to 0.

Module-Level Function

say(repeat: Optional[Union[int, str]] = None) -> None

Convenience function that uses a global HelloNexus instance.

Error Handling

HelloNexus handles errors gracefully:

# Invalid repeat values raise ValueError
hn.say("invalid")  # ValueError: Invalid repeat value: 'invalid'. Must be a number.
hn.say(0)          # ValueError: Repeat must be positive, got 0
hn.say(-5)         # ValueError: Repeat must be positive, got -5
hn.say([1,2,3])    # TypeError: Repeat must be int, str, or None, got list

Development

Run Tests

python -m pytest tests/

Run Examples

python examples/basic_usage.py

License

MIT License - Copyright (c) 2026 Light Bulb Experiments