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.

[email protected]

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

• 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

[email protected]