jutl 0.2.0

A Python package of useful tools and utilities.

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A Python package of useful tools and utilities.

Overview

jutils is a simple Python 3.10+ package which gives the user various tools. These tools are broken down into sub-modules in which the user can import individually.

Table of contents

• Overview
• Table of contents
• Install & use
  • Test
  • Build
• Objectives
• History
  • 0.0.0 (12.30.2022)
  • 0.0.1 (01.06.2023)
• Credits
• Licence
• Links

Install & use

1. From terminal: pip install juts
2. From python environment: from jutils import <submodule> where <submodule> is:

• averages
• calculators
• converters
• cryptography
• formatting
• language
• logic
• pipelining
• sorters
• timers
• utilities

Test

1. Clone repository: git clone https://github.com/JordanWelsman/jutils.git
2. Build module for testing: python3 setup.py bdist_wheel
3. Install module locally: pip install jutils -e . dev
4. Run tests with PyTest: pytest

Build

1. Build module for distribution: python3 setup.py bdist_wheel sdist
2. Push to PyPI: pip install twine twine upload dist/*

Objectives

• Publish a package of tools I have developed that I use in production applications.
• Help other users improve their workflows and contribute to more performant applications.

History

0.0.0 (12.30.2022)

• GitHub reposotiry created
• Project created
  • Basic readme created

0.0.1 (01.06.2023)

• Project uploaded to PyPI
• Ability to unbuild project
  • Unbuild script (./unbuild)
• Hello, World! function

Credits

jutils was created, developed, and is currently maintained by Jordan Welsman.

Licence

jutils is developed and distributed under the MIT license.

See LICENSE for more details.

Links

:file_folder: See this project on GitHub

:gift: See this project on PyPI

:cat: Follow me on GitHub

:briefcase: Connect with me on Linkedin

:email: Send me an email

:clapper: Followed tutorial by Mark Smith (@judy2k)