(this format just for now) $ python alger.py [ARGS] [FLAGS] ...
- [x] When using Algernon the GUI.py file is called
- [x] We will make it so that
> $ python alger.py non
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| GUI Window |
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+------------------+
> $ python alger.py
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displays in the terminal a message with those two little animals
Algernon will be planned to be released as a pip package.
pip install algernon
Algernon will count with the functionality of visualization of ASCII, JSON, XML, TOML, YAML, CSV with graphic interfaces: diagrams, arrows and even datatables.
Example JSON
{
"name": "Soup",
"ingredients": [
{
"ingredientName": "Water",
"requiredAmount": 1
},
{
"ingredientName": "Potatoes",
"requiredAmount": 4
}
]
}
Example XML
<recipe>
<name>Soup</name>
<ingredients>
<ingredient>
<ingredientName>Water</ingredientName>
<requiredAmount>1</requiredAmount>
</ingredient>
<ingredient>
<ingredientName>Potatoes</ingredientName>
<requiredAmount>4</requiredAmount>
</ingredient>
</ingredients>
</recipe>
Example YAML
name: Soup
ingredients:
- ingredientName: Water
requiredAmount: 1
- ingredientName: Potatoes
requiredAmount: 4
Example TOML
name = "Soup"
[[ingredients]]
ingredientName = "Water"
requiredAmount = 1
[[ingredients]]
ingredientName = "Potatoes"
requiredAmount = 4
Due to some interest in taking a more scientific use of this, we will add a set of instructions to convert from XYZ format to CIF. This feature remains pending.