# IzzyLib

These are just a number of functions I keep reusing over and over again in most of my projects. It's okay to use them if you also find them useful

## Installation

You only need to install the base and whatever sub-modules you want to use

### From Git

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-base&subdirectory=base"

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-http-server&subdirectory=http_server"

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-http-requests-client&subdirectory=requests_client"

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-sql&subdirectory=sql"

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-templates&subdirectory=template"

	$(venv)/bin/python -m pip install -e "git+https://git.barkshark.xyz/izaliamae/izzylib.git@rework#egg=izzylib-tinydb&subdirectory=tinydb"

### From Source

	$(venv)/bin/python setup.py install ['all' or a combination of these: http_server requests_client sql template tinydb]

## Documentation

### Importing

Most useful classes and functions are imported in the module root, so you don't need to do any multi-level imports. Example

This is fine:

	from izzylib import SqlDatabase

and points to:

	from izzylib.sql.generic import SqlDatabase

Or even simply do `import izzylib` and use `izzylib.SqlDatabase()`.

### Usage

All classes and functions will have docstrings. Either look through the code or run `help()` on an object

# NOTE!

Not in a stable state yet. Expect major changes