quickkit-tools
A complete example Python package with text utilities and a CLI.
Install locally
From this directory:
python -m pip install .
Use in Python
from quickkit_tools import slugify, word_count, reverse_text
print(slugify("Hello, World!")) # hello-world
print(word_count("hello world")) # 2
print(reverse_text("hello")) # olleh
CLI
quickkit slugify "Hello World"
quickkit count "one two three"
quickkit reverse "hello"
Test
python -m pip install pytest
python -m pytest
Build distribution files
python -m pip install build
python -m build
Publish (optional)
Choose a unique name on PyPI, replace the placeholder author, then:
python -m pip install twine
python -m twine upload dist/*
The name quickkit-tools is an example and may already be taken on PyPI.
Get the library version with quickkit version or quickkit_tools.version_library().
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