pythonult 0.1.2

A collection of utilities.

UTL (Utilities)

A python library for utilities including math, system management and more.

Installation

To use it, install it using:

pip install pythonult

For development version, install it using:

pip install --pre pythonult

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Development

To start contibuting, theres multiple tutorials for your os so scroll down until you choose the proper tutorial.

Windows

1. Firstly, click here to download git and then run the setup file.
2. After completing the setup process, we will open cmd by pressing Win + R on your keyboard and then type cmd and click the run button.
3. You will see the cmd window appearing. In your cmd, type cd C:\Users\{replace-this-part-with-your-windows-username}, then type mkdir pythonult, cd pythonult and finally git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git.
4. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on windows!

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Linux

1. Firstly, depending on your linux distro, it may be either already installed or not installed. If its not installed, go here to have the guide for your distro.
2. After installing git, on your terminal, type cd ~, then type mkdir pythonult, cd pythonult and finally git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git.
3. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on linux!

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MacOS

1. First, you'll need to install Git. MacOS might prompt you to install developer tools (which includes Git) when you first try to use it. Alternatively, you can download Git from the official website or install it via Homebrew using:

brew install git

2. After installing Git, open Terminal (you can find it in Applications > Utilities > Terminal, or use Spotlight Search with Command + Space and type "Terminal")

3. In your terminal, run these commands:

cd ~
mkdir pythonult
cd pythonult
git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git

4. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on MacOS!

Solaris

1. Install Git using the OpenCSW package manager:

   pkgadd -d http://get.opencsw.org/now
   /opt/csw/bin/pkgutil -U
   /opt/csw/bin/pkgutil -y -i git
   

2. After installing git, run these commands:

   cd ~
   mkdir pythonult
   cd pythonult
   git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   

3. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on Solaris!

FreeBSD

1. Install Git using pkg:

   pkg install git
   

2. After installing git, run these commands:

   cd ~
   mkdir pythonult
   cd pythonult
   git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   

3. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on FreeBSD!

Android

1. Install Termux from the Google Play Store or F-Droid

2. Open Termux and run these commands:

   pkg update && pkg upgrade
   pkg install git
   cd ~
   mkdir pythonult
   cd pythonult
   git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   

3. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on Android!

iOS

1. Due to iOS restrictions, you'll need to use a development environment like:

   • Working Copy (Git client for iOS)
   • iSH (Linux shell for iOS)
   • Or use cloud-based solutions like GitHub Codespaces

2. If using iSH, run these commands:

   apk add git
   cd ~
   mkdir pythonult
   cd pythonult
   git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   

3. If using Working Copy:

   • Add your GitHub credentials
   • Clone the repository using the URL: https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   • You can then edit files directly in the app

4. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on iOS!

Google TV

1. Since Google TV doesn't have direct access to a terminal, you have two main options:

   • Use Android Debug Bridge (ADB) from a connected computer
   • Use a cloud-based development environment like GitHub Codespaces

2. If using ADB method:

   • Enable Developer Options on your Google TV (Go to Settings > System > About and tap Build Number 7 times)
   • Enable USB Debugging in Developer Options
   • Connect to your Google TV using ADB from your computer:

   adb connect <your-google-tv-ip>
   cd ~
   mkdir pythonult
   cd pythonult
   git clone https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git
   

3. If using GitHub Codespaces: Visit github.com Navigate to the repository: https://github.com/lamps-dev/utl.git Click on Code > Codespaces > Create codespace

4. You're done! :D. Happy contributing on Google TV!