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CopperUI 3.5.2
a TUI helper package
Requires Python: >=3.0

# CopperUI
CopperUI is a python package, which is designed to fix my personal grievances. it changes and shortens syntax to be easier to read, and makes TUI applications easier to write.

## Why CopperUI?
CopperUI is a python package made for making simple applications and tools in the command line. 

## How does it work?
CopperUI uses shortcuts to change syntax, but comes with extra packages that I find absolutley necessary for most TUI projects.

## Contributing to the OS community

**all** projects that use project copperhead features (for now just copperUI) will be featured on this repo. you can be featured by @ing [Morgandri1](https://twitter.com/Morgandri1dev), or [Copperhead Software](https://twitter.com/CopperSoftware) on twitter, making an issue, or creating a discussion on github.

###### SnakeSkin:
a simple command line text editor by Morgandri1: [SnakeSkin](https://github.com/Morgandri1/SnakeSkin)
<br>[![img1.png](https://i.postimg.cc/v8qLgxJL/img1.png)](https://postimg.cc/5jzFDyN6)

## Features:

CopperUI makes it easier to make TUI applications, starting with personalization. **all** textual functions include a color, background, and text option. this lets you change the color to match everything. 

CopperApp is a wrapper to help make organizing your apps more easily 

## How to install? 

Through pip:
    <br>``pip install CopperUI``

[LEGACY] Manual build:
    <br>    run setup.py
    <br>    add copperhead.py to root directory of project. (or wherever you want it.)
plaid2 0.3.0
Plaid client, generated from the OpenAPI spec.
Requires Python: >=3.7

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# Usage

```python
import os
from plaid2 import AsyncPlaidClient
from plaid2 import PlaidClient

def main():
    client = PlaidClient.from_env()
    response = client.item_application_list()
    print(f"{response!r}")

async def async_main():
    client = AsyncPlaidClient.from_env()
    response = await client.item_application_list()
    print(f"{response!r}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    if os.environ.get("ASYNC"):
        import asyncio
        asyncio.run(async_main())
    else:
        main()


```

This example loads configuration from environment variables, specifically:

* `PLAID_ENV`

* `PLAID_CLIENT_ID`

* `PLAID_SECRET`

* `PLAID_VERSION`

# Documentation

You can see working examples of every API call in the `examples/` directory.

# Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

*Library created with [Libninja](https://www.libninja.com).*