Diablo-Python

Python code library

Diablo-Python is a boring simple library of reusable functions and utilities that can be reused in various projects. Diablo-Python probably isn't of much interest to the public as it's really just a personal library of repurposable code.

Installation

This package is pip installable. Either of the following commands should work depending on what kind of an environment you're working in.

pip install git+https://github.com/bbusenius/Diablo-Python.git#egg=diablo_python

or

pip3 install -e git+https://github.com/bbusenius/Diablo-Python.git#egg=diablo_python 

Pass the -e flag to retain the editable source.

The following packages are included in Diablo-Python

simple_math

A library of really simple math and personl finance functions. Below is a simple example using two of the functions to demonstrate how to calculate take home pay and savings rate based according to Mr. Money Mustache.

from simple_math import take_home_pay, savings_rate

gross_pay = 5013.18
employer_match = 125.33
taxes_and_fees = 861.17

takehomepay = take_home_pay(gross_pay, employer_match, [taxes_and_fees])
savings = 2175.73
spending = takehomepay - savings
savingsrate = savings_rate(takehomepay, spending)

print('Your savings rate is: ')
print(savingsrate) 

Would print

Your savings rate is: 
50.86642633038289

Read the documentation

file_parsing

A library of functions used for parsing text files. Below are a few arbitrary examples from the library.

is_numeric

from file_parsing import is_numeric
is_numeric('eight')
is_numeric('32.982')
is_numeric('22')

Returns:

False
True
True

total_hours A function used for totaling the hours of time spent on a project. The function is designed to parse a list of text files formatted like this:

Test Project 1
<url:hours.vim> back to hours 

7/30/13
3:00-4:30 kickoff meeting 
1.5 hours
4:45-5:00 analyzed the current security certificate error, fixed a bad link
0.25 hours 
11:00-12:00 met with Alejandra to developed a timeline
1 hour 

8/12/13
10:00-1:15 sketching, brainstorming, looking at examples 
3.25 hours 

8/13/13
9:30-1:30 design comp
4 hours 
2:00-2:15 design comp
.25 hours 

8/14/13
9:30-3:15 design comp, further flushed out outline sketches, met with Alejandra to discuss wireframes
5.75 hours

Example use:

from file_parsing import total_hours
total_hours(['project1_2016.txt', 'project1_2015.txt'])

Might return something like:

89.75

Read the documentation

convert_php

A simple utility for taking a serialized php array and printing a visual representation of it in the console. This is really just for examining a datastructure. The heart of this utility is the translate_array method. It's used like this:

import convert_php
data = 'a:3:{i:1;s:6:"elem 1";i:2;s:6:"elem 2";i:3;s:7:" elem 3";}'
cp = convert_php.ConvertPHP()>>> cp.translate_array(data, 'javascript')

Returns:

var jsObject = {
   1 : {
      elem 1
   },
   2 : {
      elem 2
   },
   3 : {
      elem 3
   },
}

Read the documentation