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Home Page: https://pypi.org/project/area4
License: MIT License
🚀 Dividers in Python, the easy way! (As seen on PyPI)
Home Page: https://pypi.org/project/area4
License: MIT License
The wikis need an update.
Hello all,
Beta for 2.0 has now started!
You can download and install the library from the dist
files below:
EDIT: files are in the area4lib/builds
repository now.
Please report bugs with the template and have fun :)
Hey everybody!
The repository needs a MANIFEST.in file (for setuptools I think it is) and if anybody would like to add it, it can count towards hacktoberfest! It must meet the following criteria:
Hello everyone!
Area4 is now open for hacktoberfest 2019 pull requests. Feel free to contribute anything, fix some of our starter issues, or just give the repo a star!
See you in the pull requests tab :)
F strings not working
We need a try/except block there to catch the error
Hello everyone!
area4 is now open for Hacktoberfest 2020 pull requests!!
Feel free to contribute some dividers (see the contributing dividers section), fix some of our starter issues, or just give the repository a star to help others find it!
See you in the pull requests tab 😄
Contributing dividers is simple and only requires 3 steps:
area4/dividers.txt
docs/div-looks.rst
Needed:
CodeFactor found an issue: Consider using enumerate instead of iterating with range and len
It's currently on:
test-code.py:92
Commit 99c4f5c
Code coverage with codecov
I don't remember
We will know more stuff yay
CodeFactor found an issue: Redefining built-in 'copyright'
It's currently on:
docs\conf.py:25
Commit debe31d
Being able to cache the divider array
Right now, util.py
scans the divider file every time the array of dividers is requested. We should cache this.
More speedy
We should make a variable that is null, make the divider file lines go to a variable the first time, then in the future check if it is null. If it is null, fetch the stuff. It is not, return the cached array.
cc @N8python
Not all the dividers are 12 characters long, this must be fixed.
Return type annotations are not supported in python 3.4 and 3.5
works
issue thrown
should be removed/avoided
right now, because divs are read from the file, so are the \n
s. We need a way to get rid of these before they are returned to the user
cc @N8python
area4.divider(aNumber)
EEEEEEEEEE\n
it shouldn't return the \n
don't need any
tried before, didn't work
If anybody wants to get an extra PR for Hacktoberfest, I would love if somebody could write some simple contributing guidelines for the project! It doesn't have to contain anything special, just the normal 'be nice', 'follow the code of conduct', etc. It most likely won't take more than 5 minutes and would help us out a lot 👍 :D
In ./requirements/test.txt
, we have our linters. They need their own text file in the same directory called lint.txt
. The linters that need to be moved are flake8
, pydocstyle
, pycodestyle
, pylint
and pyflakes
.
Hello everyone,
want an extra PR for Hacktoberfest? You have come to the right place!
We need dividers for each letter of the alphabet. Here are the requirements:
Important: make sure to open a pull request on the alphabet_divs branch, not master!
Thanks and happy Hacktoberfest!
Should we add dog dividers from my other PyPI library? Please react with 👍 for yes and 👎 for no!
Hello all,
As of today, two of our repositories have been officially deprecated.
These repositories were:
Both of the repositories mentioned have been archived, meaning they are now read only.
They are both to be deleted on June 1st, 2019 (sometime during that day, we haven’t figured out an official time).
More info to come in the top comment.
CodeFactor found an issue: Comparison to literal
It's currently on:
area4\util_init_.py:17
Commit cdaa21c
Could somebody please make a divider (number 35) that uses Python’s random library and is a different random number every time? This counts twards Hacktoberfest!
CodeFactor found an issue: Consider using enumerate instead of iterating with range and len
It's currently on:
test-code.py:146
Commit 99c4f5c
PSA: Soon this repo will be moved to github.com/area4lib
. All collaborators should be receiving an invite soon.
CodeFactor found an issue: The input method in Python 2 will read from standard input, evaluate and run the resulting string as python source code. This is similar, though in many ways worse, then using eval. On Python 2, use raw_input instead, input is safe in Python 3.
It's currently on:
extras\sum_roll_dice.py:16
Commit b3a4dda
Does anybody know if you run setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
on Mac, will it create a .whl and .tar.gz identical to the ones that would be outputted if the commands were run on Windows?
like a debug(“hello world”) func so we don’t have to type out the whole thing in test-code.py
This would end up printing “[DEBUG] hello world”
Hard to type out
Makes it easy
Right now, running the functions just print the existing variable to the console. Do you guys think we should keep it as-is, or use the return
option?
Hey guys, if someone could add issue templates really quickly for the end of Hacktoberfest, it would be much appreciated!
Some of the dividers like the shrug one are not one character. For ones like these we should return an empty string.
Right now, tests.py only has one test for the splitter function. If we could add more, we can better make sure it works!
The bot encountered an error in your .pyup.yml
config file:
in "<unicode string>", line 4, column 1:
update: all
^
expected <block end>, but found '-'
in "<unicode string>", line 33, column 1:
- requirements/coverage-requirem ...
^
You can validate it with this online YAML parser or by taking a look at the Documentation.
Hey everybody,
Want an extra PR for Hacktoberfest? Here is the perfect solution for you! We need emoji dividers (common emojis such as the smiley face and sad face). We need anywhere from 1 to ten of them. Feel free to open a pull request if you feel you can do so. (Writing documentation for these new dividers is optional!)
It’s about time for area4 v2.0....... The complete rewrite.
1.3.0 will be the final of the legacy 1.x versions, and the start of 2.x.
Dividers will no longer be manually added, they will rely on a system that was suggested in #50 . In addition, it should include features suggested by @Xoreo , @water900 , @dowlandaiello , etc.
Do not start work on it yet!!
One function to get dividers
Add count as a parameter to be assigned by the user for showing the number of divider elements to be shown.
Got this by seeing the potential of dividers in python
More flexibility and openness to the code
dividers.txt does not match div-looks.rst
Just so everyone knows, this repository is open to all PRs for Hacktoberfest!
Dependabot couldn't find a Pipfile for this project.
Dependabot requires a Pipfile to evaluate your project's current Python dependencies. It had expected to find one at the path: /requirements/Pipfile
.
If this isn't a Python project, or if it is a library, you may wish to disable updates for it from within Dependabot.
[Brief description of the problem]
[Describe what was expected to happen]
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Create a dev build that supports python2
Some code features are not compatible.
Allowes us to expand community.
I already created a branch for this.
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