semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
SimplePlayingCards 1.1.0
Simple pair of classes to represent playing cards in python games
License: MIT

Simple Playing Cards
====================
A python module to ease making cards games.

``make`` on it's own will run the clean up after the last build, run the
tests and install the package into your local ``site-packages`` tree (on
Linux, ``$USER/.local/lib/python[2,3]/site-packages/playingcards``).

Testing
-------
``make test`` will run the tests.

Cleaning
--------
``make clean`` will clean up after the last build, removing the dist and
build directories and any ``.pyc`` files.

Developing
----------
Fork me and make pull requests for updates.

``make local`` will install into your local ``site-packages`` tree.

Image License
-------------
The images are from http://wheels-cards.wc.lt/ and have the following
license:


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High quality PNG playing cards - 537x750

Terms of Use:

- These playing cards (cards, joker, ace of spades, card back, card box) are
  not intended for commercial use and to obtain any commercial benefits!
- These playing cards can not be printed!
- Personal use only!

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pylp 0.2.10
A Python task runner inspired by gulp.js
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: pylp build task runner gulp

====
Pylp
====


What is pylp?
=============

| Pylp is a task runner for Python3 that lets you automate tasks.
| It's inspired by `gulp.js`_.
| 
| Pylp use a syntax similar to Gulp, making this task runner easy to
  learn and simple to use.
| Task process is completely asynchronous thanks to ``asyncio`` module,
  which provides a fast execution.


Documentation
=============

| Check out the `documentation`_ for a Getting started guide, API docs
  or making a plugin.


Sample ``pylpfile.py``
======================

This file is an example of what you can do with Pylp.

.. code:: python

    import pylp
    from pylpconcat import concat

    # Concat all js files from 'src' folder
    pylp.task('js', lambda:
        pylp.src('src/**/*.js')
          .pipe(concat('all.min.js'))
          .pipe(pylp.dest('build/js'))
    )

    # The default task (called when you run 'pylp' from cli)
    pylp.task('default', ['js'])


.. _gulp.js: https://gulpjs.com
.. _documentation: https://github.com/pylp/pylp/tree/master/docs