pyis 0.11.0

a library to check your values in your projects

pyis

pyis is a library to check values in your python projects.

Check these out

• Installation
• Documentation

Installation

• Way number 1 : Using pip

pip3 install pyis

• Way number 2 : Clone and install

git clone https://github.com/BlackIQ/pyis && cd pyis
pip3 install -e .

Documentation

pyis has lots of functions that we will name them and say an aexample for each of them.

• is_set() is a function that check variable is set or not.

i = "Hello"
ii = None

is_set(i) # Returns True
is_set(ii) # Returns False

• is_empty() is a function that check variable is empty or not.

e = "Hey"
ee = None

is_empty(e) # Returns False
is_empty(ee) # Returns True

• is_number() is a function that check variable is int or not.

v1 = 18
v2 = "string"

is_number(v1) # Returns True
is_number(v2) # Returns False

• is_string() is a function that check variable is str or not.

v1 = "Annahita"
v2 = 3.14

is_string(v1) # Returns True
is_string(v2) # Returns False

• is_float() is a function that check variable is float or not.

v1 = 3.14
v2 = ['hi', 'hey', 'hello']

is_float(v1) # Returns True
is_float(v2) # Returns False

• is_list() is a function that check variable is list or not.

v1 = ['github', 'gitlab']
v2 = 2021

is_list(v1) # Returns True
is_list(v2) # Returns False

• is_bool() is a function that check variable is bool or not.

v1 = True
v2 = "false"

is_bool(v1) # Returns True
is_bool(v2) # Returns False

• is_positive() is a function that check variable is positive or not.

v1 = 20
v2 = 5 - 7

is_positive(v1) # Returns True
is_positive(v2) # Returns False

• is_negative() is a function that check variable is negative or not.

v1 = 10 - 30
v2 = 1

is_negative(v1) # Returns True
is_negative(v2) # Returns False

• is_zero() is a function that check variable is zero or not.

v1 = 0
v2 = 1

is_zero(v1) # Returns True
is_zero(v2) # Returns False

• is_function() is a function that check variable is function or not.

def hello(name):
	print(f"Hello {name}")

is_function(hello) # Returns True