semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
get-my-fonts 0.10
Lists all installed fonts
License: MIT
Keywords: fonts,ttf,windows


# Lists all installed fonts

```python

Only for windows 
$pip install get_my_fonts
from get_my_fonts import get_all_fonts

df=get_all_fonts()

df
Out[3]: 
                                  path               font
0         C:\WINDOWS\fonts\AGENCYB.TTF     Agency FB Bold
1         C:\WINDOWS\fonts\AGENCYB.TTF  Agency FB Negreta
2         C:\WINDOWS\fonts\AGENCYB.TTF    Agency FB tučné
3         C:\WINDOWS\fonts\AGENCYB.TTF      Agency FB fed
4         C:\WINDOWS\fonts\AGENCYB.TTF     Agency FB Fett
                                ...                ...
2268  C:\WINDOWS\fonts\Warsaw Bold.ttf        Warsaw Bold
2269     C:\WINDOWS\fonts\webdings.ttf           Webdings
2270     C:\WINDOWS\fonts\wingding.ttf          Wingdings
2271     C:\WINDOWS\fonts\WINGDNG2.TTF        Wingdings 2
2272     C:\WINDOWS\fonts\WINGDNG3.TTF        Wingdings 3
[2273 rows x 2 columns]


```
itypewriter 0.0.1
iTypewriter - print text a character at a time,like typewriting.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10,<4.0
Keywords: iTypewriter,itypewriter,typewriter,typewrite,character a a time,chat,iterative chat,jcharistech,clean text,text preprocessing,text cleaning,ftfy,pandas,normalize

### iTypeWriter
+ A simple package for printing and displaying characters one at a time as if you were typing.
+ With `itypewriter` you can display values as if you were typing a text.


#### Installation
```bash
pip install itypewriter
```

#### Usage
`itypewriter` can be used either via the functional approach or via the object oriented approach.

##### Via Functional Approach
```python
>>> import itypewriter
>>> itypewriter.itype("Hello Sentient Typing")

```

There is also the `iprint` option
```python
>>> from itypewriter import iprint
>>> iprint("Hello Sentient Typing")

>>> iprint("Hello",num_of_chars=3)
```

Each of these functions accepts optional params for customising the number of characters (`num_of_chars`)
and the delay inbetween the appearance of characters (`delay`).

##### Specifying the Delay Time

```python
>>> from itypewriter import iprint
>>> iprint("Hello Sentient Typing",delay=0.2)
```

#### OOP Approach
```python
>>> from itypewriter import TypeText
>>> docx = """Some wonderful text"""
>>> tt = TypeText(docx,num_of_chars=1)
>>> tt.iprint()
```