mgpy 0.1.2

A small package containing simple, useful methods I regularly use and don't want to manually copy into several projects. Most methods are probably to be found in other modules.

mgpy ("Magpie")

A small package containing simple, useful methods I regularly use and don't want to manually copy into several projects.

Contains the following modules:

mgstr ("Magister")

Contains methods relating to strings.

function log_print

log_print(s: str, level: Loglevel = Loglevel.INFO, time_format: str = "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

Takes a string and outputs it with an additional prefix indicating importance.

Args:

• s (str): The string which will be output
• level (Loglevel, optional): The prefix indicating importance. Defaults to Loglevel.INFO.
• time_format (str, optional): A (C-time adherent) string to format the time. Defaults to %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

function truncate_string

truncate_string(s: str, length: int, ellipsis: str = '...') → str

Takes a string, truncates it to the given length, adding a given ellipsis.

Args:

• s (str): The string which will be shortened.
• length (int): The length of the shortened string including the length of the ellipsis.
• ellipsis (str, optional): An optional ellipsis which will be appended. Defaults to "...".

Returns:

• str: A truncated version of the string with given length (and ellipsis)

function insert_line_into_string

insert_line_into_string(line: str, s: str, pos: int) → str

Takes two strings and inserts the first one into the second one as a new line at the given position.

Args:

• line (str): The line to insert.
• s (str): The (potential multi-line) string in which to insert line.
• pos (int): The line number of the newly inserted line. Uses Python's List.insert() position syntax—negative indices, e.g. -1, inserts line before the last element.

Returns:

• str: A new string containing line at the given line number.

class Loglevel

A string enum defining importance levels for usage in the 'log_print' method

Members:

• INFO = "Information": Used to indicate an informational output.
• WARNING = "Warning": Used to indicate a warning.
• ERROR = "ERROR": Used to indicate an error.

mgcl ("Magical")

Contains methods to work with colors and convert between different representations.

tbd.

mgnet ("Magnet")

Contains network related methods.

tbd.

mgnum ("Magnum")

Contains methods relating to numbers and their representation.

function generate_human_readable_number

generate_human_readable_number(
    number: int,
    suffixes: list[str] = None,
    decimal_separator: str = '.'
) → str

Takes a number and returns a 'human readable' string. E.g., 1500000 → 1.5M

Args:

• number (int): The number to represent.
• suffixes (list[str], optional): A list of ascendingly sorted suffixes for each order of magnitude. Defaults to ["k", "M", "G", "T"].
• decimal_separator (str, optional): The decimal separator. Defaults to ".".

Returns:

• str: The human readable string.

mgte ("Mogote")

Contains methods to work with time and date.

tbd.

mgmin ("Megumin")

Contains methods which don't fall into the other categories.

tbd.

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