hello_world.py

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"""Hello world category module"""




from pyanaconda.ui.categories import SpokeCategory

__all__ = ["HelloWorldCategory"]

N_ = lambda x: x


class HelloWorldCategory(SpokeCategory):
    """
    Class for the Hello world category. Category groups related spokes
    together. Both logically and visually (creates a box on a hub). It
    references a class of the hub it is supposed to be placed on. On the
    other hand spokes reference a class of the category they should be
    included in.

    """

    displayOnHubGUI = "SummaryHub"
    displayOnHubTUI = "SummaryHub"
    title = N_("HELLO WORLD")