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MaskZ 1.2.3
MaskZ, a package intended to make all of the python users life easier

Howdie Programmers
MaskZ is the library to help you make your python life easier.

Need Help?

If you are an experienced programmer You guys know you can use help() function in python
If you are a beginner be sure to keep checking the Github repo for MaskZ and I may upload YouTube videos explaining how MaskZ works
The docs will be released after the third major update because all the important things will be added by then.

Issues:Want to talk create an issue on github or send an email to the given email located somewhere in the repo.Can't Find Email, Here it is: saadyarkhan11@gmail.comI am on Hangouts, but not Discord.
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1.0.1 Patch Notes  (Changed description mistakes)  (renamed several sub-modules)  (websear has a function now)

1.2.0 Patch Notes: 1.Fixed math functions 2.Modules will be preinstalled        I apologize for the problems
Zaraciccio 0.1.1
Zaraciccio's Library for Python
Keywords: Zaraciccio

# Zaraciccio's Library for Python
## Installation

```bash
pip install Zaraciccio
```

## Components
### The `SQL` Module helps you to connect to a SQLite, MySQL or PostgreSQL database.
To initialize it:
```python
from Zaraciccio import SQL
# SQLite
db = SQL("sqlite:///database.db")

# MySQL
db = SQL("mysql://mysql@localhost/database")

# PostgreSQL
db = SQL("postgresql://postgresql@localhost/database")
```

### The `input` module contains three functions:
- `input_int(prompt)`, via wich you can prompt the user for an integer. If the user doesn't input an integer, is prompted to retry.
- `input_float(prompt)`, via wich you can prompt the user for a floating point value. If the user doesn't input a floating point value, is prompted to retry
- `input_string(prompt)`, via wich you can prompt the user for a string.

### The `printer` module prints emphatised text.
An automatic `\n` is added at the end of every row. Is possible to pass many arguments, wich will be printed separaed by a space.
To initialize it:
```python
from Zaraciccio import printer
p = printer(text="black", style="italic", background="white")
p.print("Foo", "Bar", "Baz")
```

### The `locales` module formats values as an user-specified locale
```python
from Zaraciccio import usd, eur, ?, locale
value = "1234.123"
precision = 3
l = locale(value, precision=precision)
print(usd(value, precision=precision))
print(eur(value, precision=precision))
print(gbp(value, precision=precision))
print(l.toUSD())
print(l.toEUR())
print(l.toGBP())
```

## Development
### Set up a Python virtual environment.

On Linux/MacOS:
```bash
python -m venv venv
source ./venv/bin/activate
```

On Windows:
```powershell
py -3 -m venv venv
.\venv\Scripts\activate
```

### Install required packages

```bash
pip install logging termcolor functools flask sqlalchemy sqlparse datetime
```

**Please read the LICENSE file before using this software.**