KometShift is Open Source

23.20.01

In the new version of KometShift, a lot of interesting and important things have been added, but unfortunately, built-in applications will not be in this update, but here is a list of all the new visions:

• Adding Kiwi language support.
• Documentation updated.
• Highlighting System Updates.
• Bug fixes.
• Package system has been updated.

I will try my best to fix any mistakes and help you as much as possible.

KometShift

KometShift it also the property of the creator, you can create your own versions with references to the creator and this repository or our website. KometShift is a handy tool for editing code, it is perfect for developing applications and debugging, it has a built-in list of packages for convenient work.

KometShift is also configured for work, you can also download and make your own versions of this product.

Contributing

There are many ways you can contact us, you can also help us
or report a bug or edit:

• You can write to our social networks.
• You can write in our github forums or other platforms.
• You can send us an email.

You can also read the wiki and also learn something new about the field of application development and programming, also learn more about the project.

Bundled Extensions

This product contains a lot of built-in packages for convenient work, they can also be turned on and off, as well as adding your own languages ​​​​for writing code and writing your own packages using easy json file syntax example of this is: Russian-Language, Windows-Keyboard, Embedded-Applications.

Development

This project is very easy to learn, also writing your own functions and packages, you can also create your own version, to do this, you need to follow a few steps:

• Download this project to your device, also have downloaded Python version 3.11 and higher, also have an idea about programming in general.
• Also, download the required file via pip, namely requirement.txt and paste one command into the command line pip install -r requirements.txt.
• To launch applications via the command line, this is one command python setup.py must already be in this directory beforehand: cd path.

Also if you get pip error try pip3 same with python/python3.

After these steps, you can simply and flexibly customize applications for yourself using the pact system, also customize the application code and write (add) your functions, a simple example of writing your own package:

{
    "manifest": "test-pack",
    "state": true,
    "run": {
        "auto-interpretator": true,
        "hand-interpretator": "usr/bin/python3"
    }
}

License

Licensed under the MIT license.