is-legacy-terminal v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

Checks if terminal is legacy (limited rendering, flicker-prone on rapid redraws, etc.). On Windows, returns True if CMD or PowerShell ISE not hosted in modern shell. On *nix systems, returns True if env.TERM is 'dumb' or 'unknown' (indicating a very basic terminal).

To install:

pip install is-legacy-terminal

CLI usage:

is-legacy-terminal  # or islegacyterm
# e.g. => True

API usage:

import is_legacy_terminal

if is_legacy_terminal():
    print('Is legacy terminal!')
else:
    print('Is modern terminal!')

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/is-legacy-terminal-1.0.0/is-legacy-terminal/#readme

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prose-languages v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

File extensions for prose languages. It's just a JSON file, so you can use it in any environment. Sourced from GitHub's Linguist project (defines all 18 prose languages known to GitHub). Data is updated via script and released via new package version.

To install:

pip install prose-languages

Usage:

import prose_languages

md_lang_data = prose_languages['Markdown']

print(md_lang_data['extensions']) # => ['.livemd', '.markdown', '.md', ...]

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/markup-languages-1.0.0/markup-languages/#readme

programming-languages v2.0.0

⚠️ Breaking Changes

• Dataset narrowed to programming languages only: v2.x.x now contains only programming language extensions (for a maintained version of the previous superset, use computer-languages instead)

Full Changelog: programming-languages-1.0.0...programming-languages-2.0.0

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/programming-languages-2.0.0/programming-languages/#readme

markup-languages v1.0.1

📃 Changelog

• Deleted redundant README example
• Corrected README description

Full Changelog: markup-languages-1.0.0...markup-languages-1.0.1

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/markup-languages-1.0.1/markup-languages/#readme

markup-languages v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

File extensions for markup languages. It's just a JSON file, so you can use it in any environment. Sourced from GitHub's Linguist project (defines all 69 markup languages known to GitHub). Data is updated via script and released via new package version.

To install:

pip install markup-languages

Usage:

import markup_languages

html_lang_data = markup_languages['HTML']

print(html_lang_data['extensions']) # => ['.hta', '.htm', '.html', '.html.hl', ...]

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/markup-languages-1.0.0/markup-languages/#readme

is-unicode-supported v1.0.2

📃 Changelog

• Cached API result, condensed RGB fallback

Full Changelog: is-unicode-supported-1.0.1...is-unicode-supported-1.0.2

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/is-unicode-supported-1.0.2/is-unicode-supported/#readme

data-languages v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

File extensions for data languages. It's just a JSON file, so you can use it in any environment. Sourced from GitHub's Linguist project (defines all 145 data languages known to GitHub). Data is updated via script and released via new package version.

To install:

pip install data-languages

Usage:

import data_languages

json_lang_data= data_languages['JSON']

print(json_lang_data['extensions']) # => ['.4DForm', '.4DProject', '.avsc', ...]

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/data-languages-1.0.0/data-languages/#readme

computer-languages v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

File extensions for computer languages. It's just a JSON file, so you can use it in any environment. Sourced from GitHub's Linguist project (defines all 700+ languages known to GitHub). Data is updated via script and released via new package version.

To install:

pip install computer-languages

Usage:

import computer_languages

py_lang_data = computer_languages['Python']

print(py_lang_data['type']) # => 'programming'
print(py_lang_data['extensions']) # => ['.cgi', '.fcgi', '.gyp', ...]

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/computer-languages-1.0.0/computer-languages/#readme

remove-json-keys v1.9.1

📃 Changelog

• Bumped translate-messages from 1.8.3 to 1.9.0 (@dependabot)

Full Changelog: remove-json-keys-1.9.0...remove-json-keys-1.9.1

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/remove-json-keys-1.9.1/remove-json-keys/#readme

programming-languages v1.0.0

🚀 Initial Release

File extensions for programming languages. It's just a JSON file, so you can use it in any environment. Sourced from GitHub's Linguist project (defines all 700+ languages known to GitHub). Data is updated via script and released via new package version.

To install:

pip install programming-languages

Usage:

import programming_languages

py_lang_data = programming_languages['Python']

print(py_lang_data['type']) # => 'programming'
print(py_lang_data['extensions']) # => ['.py', '.cgi', '.fcgi', ...]

README for this release: https://github.com/adamlui/python-utils/tree/programming-languages-1.0.0/programming-languages/#readme