lazyt 1.1.0

Usefull methods cause i'm lazy and they made everything easier and fancier(check project link for a decent README)

LazyT

Compilation of methods for speeding up the boring tasks such as build banner, ask for y/n or change the color for an error/warning message.

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Table of contents

• LazyT
• [Install and Update](#Install and Update)
• Function
  • [Description](#Function Description)
  • [Usage](#Function usage)
    • LazyT
    • tprint
    • Loader
• Annotations

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Install and Update

Install

pip3 install LazyT==[version]

update

pip3 install lazyt -U

(released whenever a bunch of new method are developed and successfully tested)

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Function Description

class	Function name	Description	Return value
lazyt	yon(question,deaf=True)	Accept only Y/n input.	True/False
lazyt	clear_console()	clear the console	None
lazyt	create_banner(options,cols=3)	Build personalized banner	str
tprint	info(text)	Print the text in yellow	None
tprint	error(text)	Print the text in red	None
tprint	system(text)	Print the text in blue	None
Loader	Loader(runningmsg='', endmsg='', timeout=0.1)	initialize a Loader() element	None
Loader	start()	start the Loader element	None
Loader	stop()	stop the Loader element	None

(All the example code shown below is in the "example.py" file inside the <lazyt> directory)

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Notation

The line marked as follow:

#>>> stuff

are used for showing the console output of the previous command.

def main():
	print("Hello!")
	#>>> Hello!

All the arguments are mandatory except for the args defined as "method(arg=value)" which are, by definition optional and already with a default value.

def default_example(ex="default text"):
	print(ex)
def main():
	default_example()
	#>>> default text
	default_example(ex="different text")
	#>>> different text

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Function usage

Import the library

from lazyt import *

lazyt

yon(question,deaf=True)

def main():
    proceed=lazyt.yon("Would you like to proceed?")
    #>>>Would you like to proceed?[Y/n]:
    if(proceed):
        print("Positive")
    else:
        print("never mind, bye")
        exit(0)

    #Default param is True, for setting it to False use:
    proceed=lazyt.yon("Would you like to proceed?",deaf=False)
    #>>>Would you like to proceed?[y/N]:
    if(proceed):
        print("positive pt.2")

clear_console()

def main():
	trash=os.urandom(10000)
    print("{}\n\nThere's something on your console!".format(trash))
	input("Press any button to wipe it away!")
    lazyt.clear_console()
    print("You're welcome.\n")

create_banner(options,cols=3)

def main():
    options=['first choice','second choice','third choice',
            'fourth choice','fifth choice','sixth choice']

    print(lazyt.create_banner(options))
    #>>> [0] first choice 	[1] second choice	[2] third choice
    #>>> [3] fourth choice	[4] fifth choice 	[5] sixth choice

    #Default number of cols is 3
    print(lazyt.create_banner(options,cols=2))
    #>>> [0] first choice 	[1] second choice
    #>>> [2] third choice 	[3] fourth choice
    #>>> [4] fifth choice 	[5] sixth choice

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tprint

def main():
    tprint.info("info, yellow text")
    #>>>(yellow)info, yellow text
    tprint.error("error, red text")
    #>>>(red)error, red text
    tprint.system("system, blue text")
    #>>>(blue)system, blue text

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Loader

def main():
    import time

    l = Loader("While working message...", "Work done message!", 0.05).start()
    #>>>While working message... ⣽
    for i in range(10):
        time.sleep(0.25)
    l.stop()
    #delete the working message and write
    #>>>Work done message!

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Annotations

If you have some cool methods feel free to ping me or create a merge request, this package have the only purpose of simplifying and speeding up the boring task and why not making even a small script look more aesthetic without too much effort.\

All this methods are developed by me - @ThomasAndreatta - in different project and copy-pasting the methods -or the class file - between the different repo was too much effort for me, that's why i've decided to build a pypi package, in this way wherever i am i can simply type

import lazyt

and i'm good to go.
Funny how being lazy leaded me to BUILD a package with all the documentation instead of coping and pasting a file.
Yeah, LazyT 'cause i'm T, and i'm lazy.