pyllo-greeting 1.1.0

CLI application for testing Python distribution methods

pyllo_greeting

Simple CLI application created for studying Python apps distribution methods.

Installation

⚠️ You must have python installed to use this application.

1. Create a virtual environment:

python -m venv .venv  # Windows
python3 -m venv .venv # MacOS and Linux

2. Activate the venv:

.venv\Scripts\activate    # Windows
source .venv/bin/activate # MacOS and Linux

3. Install the project:

pip install pyllo_greeting

4. Use the CLI:

pyllo
# Output: Hello there

Options

Name and Tones

• It is possible to pass a name/word to be greeted by the app:

pyllo John
# Hello there, John

pyllo everyone
# Hello there, everyone

This argument is a string, therefore, in presence of empty spaces, it has to be passed in quotes:

pyllo "Sergio and Sara"
# Hello there, Sergio and Sara

• Secondly, there is also the possibity of informing a tone. The default tone is "normal":

1. Normal/Default:

pyllo Alice
# Hello there, Alice

2. Quick:

pyllo Theresa --quick
# Hi, Theresa

pyllo Matthew -q
# Hi, Matthew

3. Fancy:

pyllo Leticia --fancy
# Greetings. It is truly a pleasure to acknowledge your existence, Leticia

pyllo Beatrice -f
# Greetings. It is truly a pleasure to acknowledge your existence, Beatrice

Random Greet

When using the program with the --random | -r flag, the CLI will display a random greeting phrase.
This random phrase can be one of the standards (normal, quick and fancy) or a completely different one.

pyllo Antony --random
# Output: System check complete. Welcome, Antony.

pyllo Mary --random
# Output: Greetings, Mary.

pyllo Mark --random
# Output: What's up, Mark?

Meta Options

There are currently two meta options:

1. App Version (--version | -v):

pyllo -v
# 1.1.0

2. App's Credits (--credits | -c):

pyllo -c
# Project created by:
#         João Antônio

# Author's GitHub:
#         https://github.com/joao-antonio-la

# Project's Repository:
#         https://github.com/joao-antonio-la/pyllo