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Overview

matplotlib_visual is a Python package designed to facilitate the discreet display of source code snippets. It is particularly useful in restricted environments where downloading code directly from the internet might be restricted.

Installation

To install matplotlib_visual, use the following command:

pip install matplotlib_visual

Usage

Once installed, you can use the package to display the source code snippets previously uploaded to the "Code Snippets" folder. Simply import the models module and call the display function with the desired code snippet's name:

from matplotlib_visual.models import display
# Display the source code for a snippet named 'example_code'
display('example_code')

Code Snippets

The package includes a folder named "Code Snippets" where you can upload and organize your source code files. These snippets can then be accessed using the display function.

Note:

This source code provides the foundation for a Python package that allows discreet access to source code snippets. Customize it according to your specific needs and preferences. Here's how:

1. Install Twine: Run pip install twine to install Twine.
2. Prepare Distribution: Execute python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel to prepare the distribution files.
3. Update setup.py: Open the setup.py file and modify its contents, including the package name, to suit your project.
4. Upload to PyPI: Use twine upload dist/* to upload your customized package to PyPI.

Note: With this source code, you have the freedom to choose any name for your Python package that aligns with your project's needs. Whether it's my_custom_package, secret_code_viewer, or any other name you prefer, the customization is entirely in your hands.