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lollylib 0.1.0
A multipurpose Python 3 library that creates an additional abstraction layer                     and provides higher level interface for python developers
License: MIT
Keywords: lollylib


Lollylib
========================

Lollylib is a multipurpose Python 3 library that creates an additional abstraction layer and provides higher level interface for python developers.

### Draft notice

Note that Lollylib is currently a draft. You can use it at your own risk, but there are no guarantees regarding future development of this project.

## Table of contents

[Requirements](#requirements)

[Installation](#installation)

[Getting started](#getting-started)

[About authors](#about-authors)

### <a name="requirements"></a> Requirements

`Lollylib` requires Python 3 version 3.5 or greater. 
It may be used on Windows, MacOS and Linux. 
So far, `lollylib` has not been tested on other operating systems, but very likely it can run 
in any Python 3 environment without customization.


### <a name="installation"></a> Installation

#### Windows
From web:
`py -3 -m pip install lollylib`

From local directory:
`py -3 -m pip install . `



#### Linux and MacOS
From web:
`pip3 install lollylib`

From local directory:
`pip3 install . `


#### Running tests
Tests are shipped together with `lollylib`.
If you installed it from web, you may run the tests from Python 3 shell:
```python
import lollylib.test as test 
test.run()
```

#### Installing for development
If you want to contribute to `lollylib` and become a developer, it is convenient to install it locally as a link
so that changes you make will be immediately visible to all `lollylib` users. Download or clone it
from https://github.com/sugurd/lollylib, then run from `lollylib` root directory: `pip3 install -e . `

### <a name="getting-started"></a> Getting started

The best way to get started with `lollylib` is to explore the tests. There you will find examples of 
legitimate use cases in great detail.

### <a name="about-authors"></a> About authors

You may contact the author via `yuzappa@gmail.com`.
taika 0.6.0
Another Static Site Generator
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0
Keywords: static site generator

Taika
=====

.. image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/taika.svg
    :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/taika

.. image:: https://readthedocs.org/projects/taika/badge/?version=latest
    :target: https://taika.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest
    :alt: Documentation Status

.. image:: https://gitlab.com/hectormartinez/taika/badges/master/pipeline.svg
    :target: https://gitlab.com/hectormartinez/taika/commits/master
    :alt: Pipeline Status

.. image:: https://gitlab.com/hectormartinez/taika/badges/master/coverage.svg
    :target: https://gitlab.com/hectormartinez/taika/commits/master
    :alt: Coverage Report

.. image:: https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20style-black-000000.svg
   :target: https://github.com/ambv/black
   :alt: Code style: black


Taika in another Static Site Generator which I created as a learning activity.
Today I use it to build my personal page.

Features
--------

* YAML configuration
* Jinja2 templates

License
-------

`MIT <./LICENSE>`__
Mark2PY 0.5.5.5
this package help developers to write Markdown & Markup in python
License: MIT

# Mark2PY
![M2P](https://chor.ir/api/file/image/BQADBAADrwUAAmTP-FImdnvsw2lqvAI.png)
<br />
THIS MODULE HELP YOU FOR WRITING MARKUP (HTM) & MARKDOWN (MD) IN YOUR PYTHON SCRIPT.
- - -
## start with Mark2PY

For using Mark2PY, just you must PIP it.

`> pip install Mark2PY`
## MarkDown

this module, inclue **mistune** for showing markdown.

- H1 `Mark2PY.Md.H1(text)`
 
# This is H1

- H2 `Mark2PY.Md.H2(text)`
 
## This is H2

- H3 `Mark2PY.Md.H3(text)`
 
### This is H3

- bold `Mark2PY.Md.bold(text)`
 
**This is bold**

- italic `Mark2PY.Md.italic(text)`

 _This is italic_

- strikethrough `Mark2PY.Md.strikethrough(text)`
 
~~This is strikethrough~~

- block quote `Mark2PY.Md.block_quote(text)`

> This is block quote

- unordered list `Mark2PY.Md.unordred_list(*args)`

 1. This
 2.  is 
 3.  unordred 
 4.  List
- ordered list `Mark2PY.Md.ordered_list(*args)`
> - This
> - is
> - ordered
> - list
- horizontal rule `Mark2PY.Md.horizontal_rule()` :
------------
- Link `M2P.MD.link(title, href)` 
[This is link](https://example.com)


## MarkUp
**Will be enable**


## Example

```python
import Mark2PY
Mark2PY.Md.bold("Hello")
Mark2PY.run("MD")
>>> <html><em>Hello</em></html>
```

## Author

![AMJ](https://avatars1.githubusercontent.com/u/46087303?s=460&v=4)

this module is created by AMJoshaghani An iranian people; for all of python coders :)
[AMJoshaghani's site](https://amjoshaghani.ir)

please follow me on [GitHub](https://GitHub.com/AMJoshaghani)
> god is so merciful! __AMJoshaghani__