xulbux 1.6.0

A library which includes a lot of really helpful functions.

$\color{#8085FF}\Huge\textsf{XulbuX}$

$\color{#8085FF}\textsf{XulbuX}$ is a library which includes a lot of really helpful classes, types and functions.

For precise information about the library, see the library's Wiki page.
For the libraries latest changes, see the change log.

Installation

To install the library and all its dependencies, open a console and run the command:

pip install xulbux

To upgrade the library to the latest available version, run the following command in your console:

pip install --upgrade xulbux

Usage

Import the full library under the alias xx, so it's classes, types and functions are accessible with xx.Class.method(), xx.type() and xx.function():

import xulbux as xx

So you don't have to write xx in front of the library's types, you can import them directly:

from xulbux import rgba, hsla, hexa

Modules

xx_code	advanced code-string operations (changing the indent, finding function calls, ...)
xx_color	everything around colors (converting, blending, searching colors in strings, ...)
xx_console	advanced actions related to the console (pretty logging, advanced inputs, ...)
xx_data	advanced operations with data structures (compare, generate path ID's, pretty print/format, ...)
xx_env_path	getting and editing the PATH variable (get paths, check for paths, add paths, ...)
xx_file	advanced working with files (create files, rename file-extensions, ...)
xx_format_codes	easy pretty printing with custom format codes (print, inputs, custom format codes to ANSI, ...)
xx_json	advanced working with json files (read, create, update, ...)
xx_path	advanced path operations (get paths, smart-extend relative paths, delete paths, ...)
xx_regex	generated regex pattern-templates (match bracket- and quote pairs, match colors, ...)
xx_string	helpful actions when working with strings. (normalize, escape, decompose, ...)
xx_system	advanced system actions (restart with message, check installed Python libs, ...)

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