module-found 0.1.0

Automatically create modules instead of failing with ModuleNotFound

module-found

Disclaimer

This package is intended for entertainment purposes only. NEVER run unknown code on production environment, or any other environment at all!!!

Description

You know what really pisses me off? That stinking "ModuleNotFound" error in Python. Why the hell should I have to scrounge around PyPI like a goddamn scavenger hunt looking for packages made by smelly nerds? Python should just know what the hell I'm trying to import!

That's where module-found comes in. This badass package tells Python to cut the crap and stop whining about missing modules. Instead of throwing a tantrum, Python rolls up its sleeves and gets shit done. How? By using AI, that's how!

With module-found, Python ain't playing games. It's like having a personal assistant that knows exactly what you need, even before you do. No more wasting time trying to find the right package, just install module-found, sit back, and let Python do the heavy lifting.

So, to all you smelly nerds out there, listen up: if you want to stop annoying people like me with your dumbass "ModuleNotFound" errors, do us all a favor and get on board with module-found. Otherwise, you're just a bunch of useless turds making life harder for the rest of us.

Installation

pip install module-found

Setup

By default, this package is supposed to be smart enough to handle shit on its own. It'll look for an environment variable called MODULE_FOUND_KEY and use that as the OPENAI API key. But guess what? Python's too dumb to figure that out, so you might have to hold its hand a bit.

export MODULE_FOUND_KEY=your_openai_api_key

If you're too lazy to set up the environment variable (I don't blame you), you can call the setup function yourself and pass in your API key. It's like Python's throwing a tantrum, so you gotta give it what it wants.

Here's how you do it:

from module_found import setup

# If you're too lazy to set up the environment variable, just do this:
setup(your_api_key)

But seriously, who the hell wants to do extra work? Python should just know what the hell to do, am I right? It's like dealing with a goddamn toddler who can't tie their own shoelaces.

So, do yourself a favor and set up that stupid environment variable. Or don't, and suffer through calling the setup function like a chump. Your call.

Usage

Listen up, you bunch of nerds! I'm about to show you how to work some goddamn magic:

from cs_interview_questions import pascal_triangle

pascal_triangle(10)

You see this? We just imported a package out of thin air, thanks to module-found! This cs_interview_questions package? It wasn't even on the radar until we brought it into existence. And then, like a boss, we fire up the pascal_triangle function, giving it the old 10 treatment. It's like coding on steroids, without all the brain-busting gibberish. So grab your popcorn, 'cause we're about to blow your mind!