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anit 2020.12.2
May the force be with you.

# Anit
## Anit instead Init
## Provided by Animite Software Foundation
## Created by Shaurya Pratap Singh
## For Python3 and above
## Anit 0.0.11

### Installation
type the following command in command line
```
pip install anit
```
then in your .py file type this,
```python
from anit import *
```

### Email

First we have to create a message class,
```python
msg = Message('Hello World', """
    May the force be with you.
""")
```

You can also pass in a html file,
```python
msg = Message('Hello World', 'something.html')
```

Then, create a new class,
```python
mailer = Mailer('email', 'password')
```

to send it, do this,
```python
mailer.send_message('Your message class here.')
mailer.send_to('recievers email')
```

Done!

Mailer and Message mixin classes:

```python
class Msg(MessageMixin):
    subject = 'Hello'
    message = 'Hello People!'
    
class Mai(MailerMixin):
    email = 'shaurya.p.singh21@gmail.com'
    pwd = 'aki@1234'
    to = 'shaurya.p.singh21@gmail.com'
    msg = Msg

send = Mai()
```

### You can also use the terminal command:
```
anit -i mailer
```

### Open browser url,
```python
open_browser_url('why do we love star wars?')
```

### Terminal command for this:
```
anit -i open
```

### Creating package structure 
```python
create_package('name of package')
```

### Terminal command for this:
```
anit -i package
```

### Speech (only for macOS),
```python
speak('Hello World! I love python!')
```

### Anit variables
```python
print(anit.OS)# returns your os
print(anit.VERSION) #returns anit version 
print(anit.DATE) # returns the date
print(anit.TIMESTAMP) # returns the timestamp

```

# Copyrights registered © Animite Software Foundation,
itsi-cli 0.0.7
The ITSI Command Line Interface (CLI)
Requires Python: >=3.6

# The ITSI Command Line Interface (CLI)

## Setup Virtualenv

```
python3 -m venv /path/to/new/virtual/environment

source /path/to/new/virtual/environment/bin/activate
```

## Install the Python package

```
pip install itsi-cli
```


## Using "itsi-use-case"

The itsi-use-case command that is shipped with the Python package assists in creating and
managing ITSI Use Cases.

The general end-to-end workflow is as follows:
1. Initialize a Use Case workspace
1. Create a Use Case (or optionally import from an ITSI backup file)
1. Continue to add, remove, or edit content from the Use Case
1. Add any supporting Splunk knowledge objects (lookups, transforms, props, etc.)
1. Validate the Use Case through the `validate` command 
1. Submit the Use Case to either:
    - Splunkbase (must first run the `build` command)
    - The ITSI Use Case Library via a pull request on Github


### An example of creating an ITSI Use Case

TODO

## Build the distribution archive

Install the build dependencies:
```
pip install --upgrade setuptools wheel
```

### Generate the Python package

Run this command to generate the Python distribution archive:
```
make
```

### Upload to the Python Package Index

Install the dependencies required for uploading to the index:

```
pip install --upgrade twine
```

Upload to PyPI:

```
make upload
```