SquidLibs is a versatile Python library designed for efficient translation management, creating Tkinter windows, and performing basic file operations. Developed by Squid Coder, SquidLibs aims to simplify common tasks and provide utilities to enhance Python projects.
- Translation Management: Easily integrate and manage translations within your projects.
- Tkinter Windows: Simplify the creation of Tkinter-based graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
- File Handling: Provides utility functions to make file operations easier and more intuitive.
You can install SquidLibs directly from PyPI using pip:
pip install SquidLibsHere’s a basic example to help you get started with SquidLibs:
import SquidLibs
# Example of setting up translation manager
translation_manager = SquidLibs.TransMan
# Example of file handling using SquidLibs FileHelper
file_helper = SquidLibs.FileMan
# Further usage examples to come in the documentation!Check out our documentation for more in-depth examples and a full guide on how to use SquidLibs effectively.
Full documentation is available on the SquidLibs Wiki. This includes detailed information about:
- Modules: Overview of available modules like
FileHelper,TranslationManager,ErrorHandler, and others. - Functions and Methods: Detailed usage and examples for all functions within SquidLibs.
- Best Practices: Guidelines on how to make the most out of SquidLibs.
SquidLibs is primarily licensed under the GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3). See the LICENSE file for more details on usage, redistribution, and modification rights.
We welcome contributions to SquidLibs! By contributing, you agree to our Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
If you have a bug fix, improvement, or new feature, please:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch.
- Make your changes.
- Submit a pull request.
We strive to make the process as smooth as possible, and we appreciate your contributions!
We’d love to hear how you're using SquidLibs! Whether you're working on a hobby project, a professional application, or anything in between, please share your use case with us.
Why share?
By sharing your use case, you not only inspire us, but you also help others in the community discover new ways to leverage SquidLibs. We may even feature your project on our page!
Sharing your use case is entirely optional and just for fun — though it might earn you a shoutout if you're up for it!
If you run into any issues or need help, feel free to open an issue in the GitHub Issues section. Our community and maintainers will be happy to assist.