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Description: My custom format algorithm with loosy RAM allocation and terribly huge time and space complexity that bloats and debloats string and string-like types.
Using bloat/debloat for basic stage format:
# Importing the package
from bloatier import bloatier
string_ = "This is a string" # Our string to be bloated
bloated_string = bloatier.bloat(string_) # Bloated string
# Print the bloated string
print("Bloated String:\n", bloated_string)
# Print the debloated string
print("Debloated String\n", bloatier.debloat(bloated_string))
Note: You can also use bloats/debloats for multi-stage format. (if you have enough RAM :>)
The string being used by the algorithm and the outputs are all stored in a dictionary "obtain" and can be acquired by using the acquired function.
There is a main bloatier class and 5 local functions related to the main class.
FAQs
Basic String Bloater/Debloater Algorithm.
We found that bloatier demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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