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PygameUILib 0.0.2
An easy-to-use pygame User Interface Library

# PygameUILib by Hugo4IT
### WORK IN PROGRESS, PLEASE DONT USE YET
#### Please go to bottom of the page for progress info
A simple, fast GUI solution for Pygame

For progress info or submissions of ideas/elements, click [Here](https://trello.com/b/9dwC0kAZ/pygameuilib-pygameanimationlib)

## Installation:
- #### Windows
  - Open command prompt
  - Enter `pip install PygameUILib`
  - Done
- #### Windows (Super beginner)
  - Copy this text: `pip install PygameUILib`
  - Press `Windows Icon` + `R`
  - Type `cmd`
  - Hit `Enter â†µ`
  - A black window should have popped up
  - Right click on the black window
  - Hit `Enter â†µ`
  - Done
- #### Linux/MacOS:
  - Open the app `Terminal` (Name may vary when using linux)
  - Enter `pip install PygameUILib`
  - Done

## How to use/Documentation
Take a look at the documentation and a beginner guide on my [Website](https://Hugo4IT.com/PygameUILib)

For progress info or submissions of ideas/elements, click [Here](https://trello.com/b/9dwC0kAZ/pygameuilib-pygameanimationlib)
oLog 3.0.8
oLog is a log module for python
Requires Python: >=3.8

# oLog
oLog is a log module for Python3
To use oLog, you must call the class of the log type of your choice.
## Types of logs available
* sign_color_log - log with colored sign ([!] [x] [?] [*])
* sign_log - log with sign ([!] [x] [?] [*]) not colored
* color_log - log without colored signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
* simple_log - log without colorless signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
## Use
Import oLog:
``` py
import olog
```
You must therefore create a journal object:
``` py
# For the newspaper with sign:
log = olog.sign_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without colored sign:
log = olog.color_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without signs:
log = olog.simple_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
```
Then, to view a log, you need to do this:
```py
log.error ('An error has occurred')
```
You can replace "error" with:
info, valid and warning

## In development
We are in the process of developing a log to file system.
grlog 3.0.8
PyLog is a log module for python
Requires Python: >=3.8

# PyLog
PyLog is a log module for Python3
To use PyLog, you must call the class of the log type of your choice.
## Types of logs available
* sign_color_log - log with colored sign ([!] [x] [?] [*])
* sign_log - log with sign ([!] [x] [?] [*]) not colored
* color_log - log without colored signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
* simple_log - log without colorless signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
## Use
Import PyLog:
``` py
import pylog
```
You must therefore create a journal object:
``` py
# For the newspaper with sign:
log = pylog.sign_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without colored sign:
log = pylog.color_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without signs:
log = pylog.simple_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
```
Then, to view a log, you need to do this:
```py
log.error ('An error has occurred')
```
You can replace "error" with:
info, valid and warning

## In development
We are in the process of developing a log to file system.
pylog-zonovum 3.0.8
PyLog is a log module for python
Requires Python: >=3.8

# PyLog
PyLog is a log module for Python3
To use PyLog, you must call the class of the log type of your choice.
## Types of logs available
* sign_color_log - log with colored sign ([!] [x] [?] [*])
* sign_log - log with sign ([!] [x] [?] [*]) not colored
* color_log - log without colored signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
* simple_log - log without colorless signs. The signs will be replaced by: [ERROR], [WARNING]
## Use
Import PyLog:
``` py
import pylog
```
You must therefore create a journal object:
``` py
# For the newspaper with sign:
log = pylog.sign_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without colored sign:
log = pylog.color_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
# For the newspaper without signs:
log = pylog.simple_log ('Server') # Replace server with the name of your application
```
Then, to view a log, you need to do this:
```py
log.error ('An error has occurred')
```
You can replace "error" with:
info, valid and warning

## In development
We are in the process of developing a log to file system.