A multipurpose Python 3 library that creates an additional abstraction layer and provides higher level interface for python developers
Project description
Lollylib
Lollylib is a multipurpose Python 3 library that creates an additional abstraction layer and provides higher level interface for python developers.
Draft notice
Note that Lollylib is currently a draft. You can use it at your own risk, but there are no guarantees regarding future development of this project.
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Requirements
Lollylib requires Python 3 version 3.5 or greater.
It may be used on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
So far, lollylib has not been tested on other operating systems, but very likely it can run
in any Python 3 environment without customization.
Installation
Windows
From web:
py -3 -m pip install lollylib
From local directory:
py -3 -m pip install .
Linux and MacOS
From web:
pip3 install lollylib
From local directory:
pip3 install .
Running tests
Tests are shipped together with lollylib.
If you installed it from web, you may run the tests from Python 3 shell:
import lollylib.test as test
test.run()
Installing for development
If you want to contribute to lollylib and become a developer, it is convenient to install it locally as a link
so that changes you make will be immediately visible to all lollylib users. Download or clone it
from https://github.com/sugurd/lollylib, then run from lollylib root directory: pip3 install -e .
Getting started
The best way to get started with lollylib is to explore the tests. There you will find examples of
legitimate use cases in great detail.
About authors
You may contact the author via yuzappa@gmail.com.
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