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My Python Library
jpylib is a library package of things I want to have at hand for my
own daily Python programming. It consists of a number of programming
utilities I have developed and want to re-use.
This is a PyPi package, named jpylib-jyrgenn so I can access it
from everywhere as https://pypi.org/project/jpylib-jyrgenn/ and
import it into programs as a whole. That could look like this:
import jpylib as y
# trace calls of this function
@y.tracefn
def foo(bar, moo=None):
pass
ovc, args = y.pgetopts({
"v": (...),
})
The two functions called above, the tracefn decorator and the
pgetopts() function were indeed the first two I had in mind. Quite
a few more followed in between.
Components
See the documentation (referenced below) for a list of the components.
Documentation
-
jpylib: brief documentation of the jpylib functionality.
-
pgetopts: somewhat more extensive documentation of the
pgetopts()function, the library's most complex component
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