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ConsoleType 1.4.5
My Project
License: MIT
Requires Python: <3.15,>=3.8

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## Features

### Prints
Creates a slider-like animation in the terminal.  
First, you specify the object that will move (for example `|-|`),  
then the time it takes for the object to move one character (in seconds),  
and finally the length of the area in which it moves.

```python
# Import the module
from consoletype import prints

# The function
prints("|-|", 1, 12)
```
This will output:
```commandline
-|-|------------
```

### Get
Performs a standard GET request to the URL you provide.
```python
# Import the module
from consoletype import get

# Ask the user for a website URL
url = input(">>")

# Print the page content after sending the request
print(get(url))
```
This will output the page content or the HTML source code.
```html
```
nse-trading-calendar 0.1.6
Check NSE trading days and type using historical data.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6


# NSE Trading Calendar

A Python package to check whether a given date is a trading day on NSE and its type:
- `0` = Normal trading day
- `1` = Special trading day
- `None` = Type unknown

## Installation

```bash
pip install .
```

## Usage

```python
from nse_calendar.calendar import NSETradingCalendar

calendar = NSETradingCalendar()
calendar.get_trading_day_info("2023-10-02")
```