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errorCoach 0.0.1
A package to explain errors in Python code.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# errorCoach

A friendly Python library that translates error messages into plain English explanations with helpful solutions.

## What it does

When Python throws an error, it uses technical jargon that can be confusing for beginners. Error Coach intercepts these error messages and provides:

- **Simple explanations** of what went wrong
- **Practical solutions** to fix the problem
- **Clean, readable formatting** that's easy to understand

## Installation (through pip)

```bash
pip install errorCoach
```

## Quick Start

Just import and enable Error Coach at the top of your Python script:

```python
from errorCoach import coach
coach.enable()

# Now your errors will be much more helpful!
x = 5 + "hello"  # This will show a friendly explanation
```

## Example

**Before** (standard Python error):

```
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
```

**After** (with Error Coach):

```
-------------------- Error-Coach --------------------
Error: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
What went wrong: You tried to add a number (int) and text (str).
How to Fix: Convert one using int() or str().
-----------------------------------------------------
```

## Supported Error Types

Error Coach currently handles these common Python errors:

### Type Errors

- Adding numbers and strings
- Calling non-callable objects
- String/number concatenation issues

### Index Errors

- List index out of range
- String index out of range

### Name Errors

- Undefined variables
- Typos in variable names

### Key/Attribute Errors

- Missing dictionary keys
- Non-existent object attributes

### Value Errors

- Invalid int() conversions
- Math domain errors

### Syntax Errors

- Unclosed strings
- Missing colons/parentheses
- Indentation problems

### Other Common Errors

- Division by zero
- File not found
- Missing modules

## How it works

Error Coach uses Python's `sys.excepthook` to intercept exceptions before they're displayed. It matches error messages against a database of regex patterns and provides human-friendly explanations when matches are found.

For unrecognized errors, it falls back to Python's default error display.

## Contributing

Found an error that should be explained better? Contributions are welcome! The error patterns and explanations are stored in the `ERRORS` dictionary - just add new patterns following the existing format.

## License

MIT License - feel free to use this in your projects and educational materials.

## Perfect for

- **Learning Python** - Get helpful explanations instead of cryptic errors
- **Teaching Python** - Help students understand what went wrong
- **Debugging** - Quickly identify common mistakes
- **Code reviews** - Better understand errors in others' code
getout-of-text3 0.1.11
A Python toolkit for working with legal corpora and English datasets.
Requires Python: >=3.11

# Getout-of-Text3

Getout-of-Text3 is a Python library for processing legal text data. It provides tools for reading, analyzing, and visualizing legal documents.

> **AI Disclaimer** This project is still in development and may not yet be suitable for production use. The development of this project is heavily reliant on AI CoPilot tools for staging and creating this pypi module. Please use with caution as it's only intended for experimental use cases and provides no warranty of fitness for any particular task.

## Installation

You can install Getout-of-Text3 using pip:

```bash
pip install getout_of_text3
```

## Usage

Here's a quick example of how to use Getout-of-Text3:

```python
import getout_of_text3 as got3

from got3 import LegalCorpus

# Initialize the corpus
corpus = LegalCorpus(data_dir="path/to/data")

# List all files in the corpus
files = corpus.list_files()
print(files)

# Read a specific BYU file
df = corpus.read_byu_file("example.csv")
print(df.head())
```

## Features

- Support for various legal text formats (CSV, TSV)
- Easy integration with pandas for data analysis
- Placeholder methods for future text analysis features (KWIC, frequency, concordance)
dsd-heroku 1.1.0
A plugin for django-simple-deploy, supporting deployments to Heroku.
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: django, deployment

# dsd-heroku

A plugin for deploying Django projects to Heroku, using django-simple-deploy.

For full documentation, see the documentation for [django-simple-deploy](https://django-simple-deploy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).
error-coach 0.0.1
A package to explain errors in Python code.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# error-explcoachainer

A friendly Python library that translates error messages into plain English explanations with helpful solutions.

## What it does

When Python throws an error, it uses technical jargon that can be confusing for beginners. Error Coach intercepts these error messages and provides:

- **Simple explanations** of what went wrong
- **Practical solutions** to fix the problem
- **Clean, readable formatting** that's easy to understand

## Installation (through pip)

```bash
pip install error-coach
```

## Quick Start

Just import and enable Error Coach at the top of your Python script:

```python
from error-coach import coach
coach.enable()

# Now your errors will be much more helpful!
x = 5 + "hello"  # This will show a friendly explanation
```

## Example

**Before** (standard Python error):

```
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
```

**After** (with Error Coach):

```
-------------------- Error-Coach --------------------
Error: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
What went wrong: You tried to add a number (int) and text (str).
How to Fix: Convert one using int() or str().
-----------------------------------------------------
```

## Supported Error Types

Error Coach currently handles these common Python errors:

### Type Errors

- Adding numbers and strings
- Calling non-callable objects
- String/number concatenation issues

### Index Errors

- List index out of range
- String index out of range

### Name Errors

- Undefined variables
- Typos in variable names

### Key/Attribute Errors

- Missing dictionary keys
- Non-existent object attributes

### Value Errors

- Invalid int() conversions
- Math domain errors

### Syntax Errors

- Unclosed strings
- Missing colons/parentheses
- Indentation problems

### Other Common Errors

- Division by zero
- File not found
- Missing modules

## How it works

Error Coach uses Python's `sys.excepthook` to intercept exceptions before they're displayed. It matches error messages against a database of regex patterns and provides human-friendly explanations when matches are found.

For unrecognized errors, it falls back to Python's default error display.

## Contributing

Found an error that should be explained better? Contributions are welcome! The error patterns and explanations are stored in the `ERRORS` dictionary - just add new patterns following the existing format.

## License

MIT License - feel free to use this in your projects and educational materials.

## Perfect for

- **Learning Python** - Get helpful explanations instead of cryptic errors
- **Teaching Python** - Help students understand what went wrong
- **Debugging** - Quickly identify common mistakes
- **Code reviews** - Better understand errors in others' code