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Impauto

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Make your life easier with automated inputs

Installation

pip install impauto

How to use

The Basic way to use this module

from impauto import Automated

# Each argument passed will be enter as a str to the input function.
Automated(154) 


# use your script as normal
def syracuse(x):
    step = 0

    while x != 1:
        x = (3 * x + 1) if x % 2 else (x // 2)
        step += 1

    return step

n = int(input("Enter a number: "))
print(syracuse(n))

You can also hide terminal input messages

from impauto import Automated

# Each argument passed will be enter as a str to the input function.
Automated(1, 2, 3, show_message=False)

By default, It will raise a exception if there is more input than value given. To make input repeats indefinitely, you can use this code

from impauto import Automated

# Each argument passed will be enter as a str to the input function.
Automated("a", "b", forever=True)

Thanks for using Impauto

License

© 2020 copyright Edhyjox

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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