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Melodie 1.0.1
A general framework that can be used to establish agent-based models for specific uses.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Melodie: Agent-based Modeling in Python

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**Melodie** is a framework for developing agent-based models (ABMs) in Python.
The package and its examples are maintained on [ABM4ALL](https://github.com/ABM4ALL).
For introduction and tutorial of the package, please visit our [documentation](https://abm4all.github.io/Melodie/html/index.html) page.

The package name **Melodie** comes from an example which poetically explains the core concept of complexity theory: **Emergence**.
In his bold book *Emergent Evolution*, [C. Lloyd Morgan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._Lloyd_Morgan) wrote:
*The emergent step, though it may seem more or less saltatory [a leap], is best regarded as a qualitative change of direction,
or critical turning-point, in the course of events.* Then, Morgan exemplified how melody emerges from chords by quoting *Abt Vogler* of
[Robert Browning](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Browning):

*"And I know not if,*

*save in this,*

*such gift be allowed to man,*

*That out of three sounds he frame,*

*not a fourth sound,*

*but a star."*

Sitting in Karlsruhe, a lovely city in southern Germany,
I take the German translation - ***Melodie*** - as the name of this package.

![Karlsruhe](docs/source/image/karlsruhe.png)

### Suggested citation:

Yu, S.; Hou, Z.; (2023). Melodie: Agent-based Modeling in Python. Journal of Open Source Software, 8(83), 5100, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.05100
i-will 0.1.1
Use commands with "me"
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0
Keywords: CLI

# I

Execute commands with respect for English grammar

## How to install

```console
pip install i-will
```

## How to use

To use, attach `I`, `I will`, or `please` in front of the command and switch the order of the second and first argument of the command. For example, `pip list` can be used as `I list pip` or `please list pip`.

```console
I list pip                 # executes: `pip list`
I will run cargo           # executes: `cargo run`
please install pip i-will  # executes: `pip install i-will`
XXX please will run cargo  # This will cause error.
```