Textual Dad Joke
Introduction
This library provides a widget that displays a dad joke. No, I'm not even kidding.
Installing
The package can be installed with pip or related tools, for example:
$ pip install textual-dad-joke
Then what?
Import it as you would any other widget from a library:
from textual_data_joke import DadJoke
and then compose the DadJoke widget into your application as you would any
other widget.
The widget has a tell method if you want it to tell another joke. It'll
also swallow any errors but will post a DadJoke.FellFlat message if there
was an error.
Erm... okay. Anything else I should know?
The widget needs an internet connection and is using icanhazdadjoke.com as the backend. Also, I won't be held responsible for the content of any joke served. That's all on you.
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