THAT - the Python anti-zen
Warning: This is a joke. Don’t use these bits unless you want to be hated.
Documentation
Installation
Installing from PyPI:
pip install that
Or if you want to try and play with the awesome source code:
git clone git@github.com:pydanny/that.git
Usage
From the Python shell:
import that
Enjoy the wisdom!
Contributing
Clearly, the code that generates THAT is too straightforward. If you can make it better, then do so. Just don’t do anything like add tests or document the code.
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