pybuiltinfunc

# `Python Built-in Functions` ## `What's new in 1.2.0` + Added new Python `Str` Type with 39 methods. ## `What's new in 1.1.9` + Added new module `json`. ## `Why I made this` I loves both Python and Javascript. Then I found that Python Built-in Functions is easier than Javascript.At first, I made this for my personal purpose. Then I decided to publish in both yarn and npm. If you have any idea about add new Built-in Function or Any Bugs, Kindly Contact me through my email. ``` abhiajay0206@gmail.com ``` ## `Installing` ``` // For npm npm i pybuiltinfunc // or // For yarn yarn add pybuiltinfunc ``` ## `Importing` ``` // ES5 const { /* Some Functions */ } = require('pybuiltinfunc'); // ES6+ import { /* Some Functions */ } from 'pybuiltinfunc'; ``` ## `Available Functions` You can find these uses with example [here](https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_ref_functions.asp) - `abs()` - `all()` - `chr()` - `str()` - `int()` - `float()` - `ord()` - `len()` - `bin()` - `print()` - `min()` - `map()` - `sum()` - `range()` - `type()` ### `Examples` ``` import { print } from "pybuiltinfunc"; print("Hello") ``` ``` import { print, len } from "pybuiltinfunc"; print(len("Some Text")) ``` ## `Available Built-in Modules` - `math` - `sqrt()` - `acos()` - `acosh()` - `asin()` - `asinh()` - `atan()` - `atan2()` - `atanh()` - `ceil()` - `comb()` - `factorial()` - `cbrt()` - `copysign()` - `cos()` - `cosh()` - `degrees()` - `dist()` - `exp()` - `expm1()` - `floor()` - `fmod()` - `gcd()` - `hypot()` - `sin()` - `sinh()` - `tan()` - `tanh()` - `pow()` - `prod()` - `isfinite()` - `isinf()` - `isprt()` - `radians()` - `isnan()` - `perm()` - `nan` - `e` - `pi` - `log` - `log2` - `log10` - `log1p` - `tau` - `random` - `randint()` - `uniform()` - `os` - `getcwd()` - `chdir()` - `mkdir()` - `rmdir()` - `remove()` - `listdir()` - `rename()` - `name()` - `path [ os.path ]` - `join()` - `json` - `load()` - `dumps()` ### Examples ``` import { print, math } from "pybuiltinfunc"; print(math.sqrt(16)) ``` ``` import { print, random } from "pybuiltinfunc"; print(random.randint(0, 4)) ``` ## `Python List` List in Python and Array in Javascript are same. But, Those who learn Python as first language (like me) would find Python List is easy. So I made this. You can import `List` class by, ``` import { List } from "pybuiltinfunc"; ``` Using it is little bit difference, ``` const list = new List([5, 7, 8, 9]) list.append(7) print(list.return()) ``` In Above code, You can find `list.return()`. It is used to return value. ### `Available Method:` - `append()` - `insert()` - `extend()` - `remove()` - `pop()` - `insert()` - `clear()` - `reverse()` - `count()` - `copy()` ## `Python String` Yeah Python String is also available in this Package. Usage is same as `List`. ### `Example` ``` import { Str, print } from "pybuiltinfunc"; const string = new Str("Hello World!") print(string.return()) print(string.casefold()) ``` ## `Available Methods` - `capitalize()` - `casefold()` - `center()` - `count()` - `endswith()` - `expandtabs()` - `find()` - `index()` - `isalnum()` - `isalpha()` - `isdecimal()` - `isidentifier()` - `isprintable()` - `isdigit()` - `islower()` - `isspace()` - `istitle()` - `isupper()` - `join()` - `ljust()` - `lower()` - `lstrip()` - `partition()` - `replace()` - `rfind()` - `rindex()` - `rjust()` - `rpartition()` - `rsplit()` - `rstrip()` - `split()` - `splitlines()` - `startswith()` - `strip()` - `swapcase()` - `title()` - `translate()` - `upper()` - `zfill()` ## `Python Loops` Python loops in Javascript is seems like insane idea. Let me tell What's difference is You can use `==` instead of `===`, use `!=` instead of `!==`, use `and` instead of `&&` and `or` instead of `||` . `loop` is a object which you can import using , ``` import { loop } from 'pybuiltinfunc'; ``` Then using it is super simple and available method are `if` and `ifElse`. Here some examples below , ### `If Loop` ``` loop.if("5<6", ()=>{ // some code... }) ``` After v1.1.8, You can no longer use other than string as first parameter. First Parameter is condition and Second Parameter is an Anonymous Function. ### `If and Else Loop` ``` loop.if("5<6", ()=>{ // some code runs if true }, ()=>{ // some code runs if false }) ``` First Parameter is condition, Second Parameter is an Anonymous Function for `If` condition and Third Parameter is also an Anonymous Function for `Else` condition. ### `My Email` ``` abhiajay0206@gmail.com ```