Python+

Python+ is a beginner-friendly library designed to simplify coding. It includes useful functions like wait() and clear() to reduce repetitive tasks.
Why do extra work when Python+ can handle it for you? Simply download the latest release, add the Python file to your project directory, import it, and start coding!

🎯 Our Goal

Python+ provides multiple useful functions, with frequent updates introducing new ones. Our goal is to help keep your code clean, efficient, and reliable. With built-in error handling, we ensure that you won't run into unexpected issues.

Additionally, Python+ is completely open-source, meaning anyone can review the api.py file and understand how it works. Transparency is key to maintaining trust and security.

📃 Prerequisites

Each release specifies the Python version it was tested with. Since Python evolves with each update, we strive to use the latest stable version to ensure compatibility with modern Python projects.

🔒 Safe & Transparent Code

As the sole developer of Python+ (for now), I promise to do my best when updating this library. Python+ will never contain malicious code—you are free to inspect the source yourself.

I apologize if parts of the code lack comments; I sometimes forget to add them while coding. However, I will improve documentation over time.

📕 Fully Documented with Docstrings

Every function in Python+ includes docstrings, so your IDE will provide helpful information when you reference them.

⬇ Get Python+

You can download the latest release of Python+ here. Each release includes the Python version it was tested with.

⚙ View the Source Code

Want to explore Python+'s inner workings? You can view the api.py source code here.

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✅ How to Use Python+

Step 1: Download Python+

Click here to download the latest release. The file will always be updated to the latest version of Python+.

Step 2: Add Python+ to Your Project

Move the downloaded file into your project directory. You can rename it if needed.

Step 3: Import Python+

from api import PythonPlus

⚠ Note: If you renamed the file, update api in the import statement to match the new filename (excluding .py).

Step 4: Initialize Python+

To use Python+ functions, you need to initialize the library first:

from api import PythonPlus

PyPlus = PythonPlus()

If everything is set up correctly, you should see:

Python+ (v0.0.2) by @just_dingus#0

This confirms that Python+ has been successfully initialized.

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📝 Example Usage

The following example asks the user if today is Monday:

from api import PythonPlus
PyPlus = PythonPlus()

answer = PyPlus.AskAlert.AskYesNo("Question for you", "Is today Monday?")

if answer:
    print("User agrees that it may be Monday")
else:
    print("User does not think it's Monday.")

Pretty simple, right?

More functions are being added frequently, so be sure to check for updates regularly!