mknxgn_essentials
Essentials for python programming.
This is the package we compile essentials code we use in our products that we deem as "essential".
Installing
pip3 install mknxng_essentials
What's Inside
essentials.file_ops
Read and Write Files.
Includes:
Writing JSON files.
Reading JSON files.
Writing 'Soft' encryption files
Reading 'Soft' encryption files
Tar Decompressing
Generating Files of X size in MB
from essentials import file_ops
essentials.logger_ops
Write Log Files.
Includes:
Debugging with --debug parameter
from essentials import logger_ops
essentials.run_data
Collects file running data.
Includes:
Argument Parser
File Run Time
from essentials import run_data
essentials.socket_ops
Socket Engine Note: this item has been depreciated, please use essentials.socket_ops_v2
Includes:
Socket Hosting Server
Socket Connecting Client
WebSocket Support
Multiple Resources to make socketing with python easier
from essentials import socket_ops
essentials.socket_ops_v2
Socket Engine Note: Documentation for this module is not complete
Includes:
Socket Hosting Server
Socket Connecting Client
WebSocket Support
Multiple Resources to make socketing with python easier
from essentials import socket_ops_v2
essentials.time_events
Time Events Note: Documentation for this module is not complete
Includes:
Time Event Listener, Calls function when second/minute/hour/day/week/month/year change occurs
from essentials import time_events
essentials.tokening
Unique Tokening
Includes:
Assemble Token, Assemble a token at (x)Length with predefined or custom characters
Create Token, Create a token at (x)Length with predefined or custom characters and check is it exists in (y), if so, recreate it.
from essentials import tokening
essentials.search
Search - base for MkNxGn Search Engines
Includes:
Text search - reason; Matches a query to multiple phrases and words and finds the best solution
from essentials.search import text
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