pykeafortune 1.0.0

A Python package for generating horoscopes, fortunes, and lucky numbers.

pykeafortune

Description

pykeafortune is a Python package containing functions to find your horoscope, lucky day, lucky number, and fortune cookie fortune when you want to boost your luck and discover any upcoming fortune.

Installation: How to Import and Use pykeafortune

1. Install the package

    pip install pykeafortune
   

2. Import desired functions into your Python code

    from pykeafortune.fortune_cookie import get_fortune
    from pykeafortune.horoscope import get_horoscope
    from pykeafortune.lucky_day import get_lucky_day
    from pykeafortune.lucky_number import get_lucky_number
   

Documentation

get_fortune(number: int) -> str

Returns a fortune cookie fortune determined by the passed integer.

Parameters:

• number (int): Any integer such that 1 <= number <= 50

Returns:

• str: A generated fortune cookie fortune.

Raises:

• ValueError: If the user's number is not between 1 and 50.
• TypeError: If the user input is not an integer.

Code Example:

from pykeafortune.fortune_cookie import get_fortune

user_input = input("Enter an integer between 1 and 50 (inclusive): ")
print(get_fortune(user_input))

get_horoscope(birthday: str, birth_time: str, location: str) -> str

Returns a horoscope based on the user's birthday, birth time, and location of birth.

Parameters:

• birthday (str): The birthday in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format.
• birth_time (str): The birth time in 'HH:MM' format (24-hour clock).
• location (str): The location of birth (e.g., city, country).

Returns:

• str: A generated horoscope string.

Raises:

• ValueError: If the birthday or birth_time is not in the correct format, or if location is empty.

Code Example:

from pykeafortune.horoscope import get_horoscope

my_horoscope = get_horoscope("2000-03-21", "12:34", "New York")
print(my_horoscope)

get_lucky_day(favorite_day: str) -> datetime.datetime

Returns a random future date that occurs on the user's favorite day of the week.

Parameters:

• favorite_day (str): The user's favorite day of the week (e.g. Monday, Tuesday)

Returns:

• datetime.date: A datetime.date object for the lucky day.

Raises:

• ValueError: If the user's favorite day is not a valid day of the week.
• TypeError: If the user input is not a string.

Code Example:

from pykeafortune.lucky_day import get_lucky_day

user_input = input("Enter your favorite day of the week, unabbreviated: ")
print(get_lucky_day(user_input))

get_lucky_number(favorite_color: str) -> int

Returns a lucky number determined by the user's favorite color.

Parameters:

• favorite_color (str): The user's favorite color (e.g. blue, red)

Returns:

• int: An integer representing the user's lucky number

Raises:

• ValueError: If the user's favorite color does not exist in color -> number map
• TypeError: If the user input is not a string.

Code Example:

from pykeafortune.lucky_number import get_lucky_number

user_input = input("Enter your favorite color: ")
print(get_lucky_number(user_input))

Example Python Program

See pykeafortune in action here!

How to Contribute to pykeafortune

1. Clone the repository.

    git clone https://github.com/software-students-spring2025/3-python-package-pyke-ult.git
   

2. Set up the virtual environment and install the necessary dependencies.

    pip install pipenv
    pipenv install
    pipenv shell
   

3. Create a branch, implement your feature, push your branch to origin, then submit a PR!

Building and Testing

To build pykeafortune in your clone, run

python -m build

To test pykeafortune (i.e. run unit tests) in your clone, run

pytest

How to Run Your Project

To run your project as a Python script implemented in __main__.py in src, assuming you are in the proper virtual environment, simply run

python -m pykeafortune

Note: in your __main__.py file, below your implementation of main(), you will want to include

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Contributors:

Matthew Cheng

Maya Felix

James Hou

Larry Yang