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timifypy 0.1.1
A tiny and simple Python timer/stopwatch utility.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: timer, stopwatch, benchmark, performance, timing

# timifypy

A tiny, clean, and useful timing utility for Python.

Measure execution time effortlessly with a context manager or a manual stopwatch.

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## 🚀 Installation

```bash
pip install timifypy


## Advanced Usage

### ⏱ Manual Stopwatch
```python
from timifypy import Stopwatch
sw = Stopwatch()

sw.start()
# some heavy computation
sum(range(1000000))
sw.stop()

print(sw)          # e.g., <Stopwatch 12.34 ms>
print(sw.elapsed)  # raw seconds


##Basic Usage
from timifypy import Stopwatch

sw = Stopwatch()

sw.start()
# some heavy computation
sum(range(1000000))
sw.stop()

print(sw)          # e.g., <Stopwatch 12.34 ms>
print(sw.elapsed)  # raw seconds


#Context Manager
from timifypy import timer

with timer("example computation"):
    sum(range(1000000))


##Context Manager with Logging
from timifypy import timer

with timer("load data", log_file="timings.log"):
    sum(range(1000000))


#Multiple Timers
from timifypy import timer

with timer("step 1"):
    sum(range(500000))

with timer("step 2"):
    sum(range(500000, 1000000))


##Using Stopwatch for Multiple Steps
from timifypy import Stopwatch

sw = Stopwatch()

sw.start()
sum(range(500000))
sw.stop()
print("Step 1:", sw)

sw.start()
sum(range(500000, 1000000))
sw.stop()
print("Step 2:", sw)

print("Total elapsed:", sw.elapsed)
OzritCustomResponseHandler 0.1.0
Custom standardized response handler for DRF projects.
License: MIT

# Orzitcustomeresponse

A reusable Django REST Framework custom response handler that standardizes API responses across all services.

## Features
- Unified success response
- Unified error response
- Pagination response formatting
- Validation error wrapper
- Authentication/Authorization error wrapper
- DRF plug-and-play design

## Installation