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nano-numwords 0.1.2
Tiny English word→number parser in ~1KB
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# nano-numwords
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World’s *tiniest* (yet practical) English **word → number** parser.
Zero dependencies. Single ~1KB file. Perfect for code-golf, minimal environments, or just for fun.

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## ✨ Features
- ✅ Units, teens, tens (`four`, `thirteen`, `sixty`)
- ✅ `hundred`, `thousand`
- ✅ `million` … `decillion` (`10^6 … 10^33`)
- ✅ `minus/negative`, hyphenated words
- ✅ Decimals with `point` (`one point zero five` → `1.05`)

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## 🚀 Usage
```bash
# CLI
python app_min.py "seven hundred eighty six"              # 786
python app_min.py "two million"                           # 2000000
python app_min.py "one trillion"                          # 1000000000000
python app_min.py "seven hundred sixty five thousand twelve"  # 765012
python app_min.py "negative forty two"                    # -42
python app_min.py "one point zero zero five"              # 1.005
```

or, after installing:

```bash
pip install nano-numwords
nano-numwords "forty two"   # -> 42
```

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## 🤓 Why so small?

- Minimal word lists (units/teens/tens)
- Irregular stems via string rewrites
(thir→three, fif→five, eigh→eight, twen→two, for→four, twel→twelve)
- Big scales via 1000**(i+1) (not hardcoded)

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## 🎉 Fun Ideas

- Put it in your coding golf repo and brag: “My parser fits in a tweet.”
- Ship it to a NASA spacecraft (disk quota friendly).
- Teach your AI overlords to count with 1KB of Python.

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## 📜 License

MIT © 2025
debugger-log 0.1.0
A lightweight Python logging utility with colorful console output.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: logging, debug, console, color, terminal

# Debug Logger

A lightweight Python logging utility with colorful console output.  
Includes timestamped log levels (INFO, DEBUG, WARNING, ERROR, SUCCESS) for easy debugging in the terminal.

## Features
- Colored log levels (green, cyan, yellow, red, magenta)
- 12-hour timestamp format
- File and line number shown in readable format (e.g. `[in main.py at line 10]`)
- Simple static methods for each log type
- Test function to preview all colors

## Installation
Clone the repository:

```bash
git clone https://github.com/Bhargavxyz738/debug.git
````

And just import it using:

```python
from debug import Debug
```

## Usage

```python
from debug import Debug

Debug.info("Program started")
Debug.debug("Loop iteration 1")
Debug.warn("This might be risky")
Debug.err("Something went wrong!")
Debug.succ("All good now")
```

### Output Example

```
[08:20:01 PM INFO]    [in test_debug.py at line 5] Program started
[08:20:01 PM DEBUG]   [in test_debug.py at line 6] Loop iteration 1
[08:20:01 PM WARNING] [in test_debug.py at line 7] This might be risky
[08:20:01 PM ERROR]   [in test_debug.py at line 8] Something went wrong!
[08:20:01 PM SUCCESS] [in test_debug.py at line 9] All good now
```

## Preview

![Preview](images/image.png)