semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pywhatsbomb 1.0
A powerful tool for WhatsApp prank
License: MIT
Keywords: whatsapp,prank,bot,automation,spamming,mass messaging,flooding,joke


# pywhatsbomb v1.0

[Join our Telegram group](https://t.me/whatsbombapp) for updates and support.

## Features

- Sending messages continuously to a contact
- Prank your friends with over 520 animal names
- Graphical user interface for easy use

## Installation and Usage

To install pywhatsbomb, you can use pip:
```sh
$ pip install pywhatsbomb

```

To use the module, simply import it in your Python script and call the `bomb` function with the "start" argument:

```sh
import pywhatsbomb
pywhatsbomb.bomb("start")

```



![image](https://telegra.ph/file/da446c81e4e0cf62f5d81.png)
The required image will get download when you run program first time...

![image](https://telegra.ph/file/6a1d04e7b4e04332661ef.png)
Now you can start to use......

##### Note: This module is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Use it responsibly and at your own risk.
python-simple-menu 1.1.15
Yet another simple console menu
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# python-simple-menu

A lightweight console menu package for python applications. No frills, no fuss.

## Installing

To install to your project, run the following command:

```shell
pip install python_simple_menu
```

## How to use

```python
def main():
    main_menu = Menu(prompt="Main Menu")
    main_menu.items.append(FunctionItem("Item 1", __item1))
    main_menu.items.append(FunctionItem("Item 2", __item2))
    
    sub_menu1 = Menu(prompt="Sub-Menu 1", parent=main_menu)
    sub_menu1.items.append(FunctionItem("Item 1", __item1))
    sub_menu1.items.append(FunctionItem("Item 2", __item2))
    
    main_menu.items.append(MenuItem(sub_menu1))    
    main_menu.run()

def __item1():
    print('lorem ipsum...')

def __item2():
    print('dolor sit amet...')
```

The menu will run until the user chooses Quit ("Q"), which will exit the
application. If the menu has a parent menu, an additional Back ("B") option
will be rendered which will return the user to the parent menu.

See the `python_simple_menu/examples` directory for other usages.