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PyCommandsToolExample code for my tool that streamlines user input for simple terminal-based games/applications.
Check out my GitHub
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This will be the third and last time I post this. The post I made asking if I should share this got more traction than my two release posts combined.
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DarshanRajpara1 soo.. you need an example program? i got you covered.
https://comm.darshanrajpara1.repl.co/3 years ago
This will be the third and last time I post this. The post I made asking if I should share this got more traction than my two release posts combined.
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Intro
This module is called PyCommands. It is made with the intent of streamlining command line applications made by you! Its memorable syntax and lim
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ApoorvAgrawal This is great, I can't believe that this hasn't gotten more upvotes!
also:
You have 69 cycles.
Screenshot 2020-03-26 at 4.11.18 PM - Edited3 years ago
Intro
This module is called PyCommands. It is made with the intent of streamlining command line applications made by you! Its memorable syntax and lim
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I have made a really simple and easy to use module for making user input a breeze. It allows you to link a function to a command and multiple aliases.
slickassassin03 @Miner36number2 @eekboi @CodeABC123 @MarcusWeinberger
It's finally here! Click Me!3 years ago
Huh?
I know, I know. Easy right? Suddenly today I decided I wanted to mess with drawing shapes because it's fun to be completely honest. It turned int
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LILLIANANUCCIO This is cool but when it says Filled with what I thought it was going to fill with a color1 year ago
The Project:
Make a calculator that takes a single line expression and evaluates it.
Example:
Input an expression:
>>> 3+4*3
Output:
21
Just be qua
Was wondering if someone wanted to do a collab with me on making an RPG? I would ask that you are experienced somewhat so we aren't discussing the bas
AustinBPark Yes. Im not too good at game design right now but im an alright programmer. I made 2d terrain generation if thats any good to you.3 years ago
Is there any way to omit the .env file from a GitHub commit?
PaoloAmoroso @slickassassin03 @UltiRequiem I don't know about .gitignore but now Repl.it does the right thing for .env and GitHub.
When you create or edit .env, the built-in version control system doesn't detect any changes to a REPL's code base and has nothing to commit to GitHub. I checked.2 years ago
