A collection of utility classes and functions designed to expand Hikari.
You can install yuyo from PyPI using the following command.
python -m pip install -U hikari-yuyo
The following feature flags ensure feature-specific optional dependencies are also installed:
hikari-yuyo[asgi] ensures the dependencies required to run the Asgi RESTBot adapter.hikari-yuyo[cli] ensures the dependencies required to use the provided CLI commands are
installed.hikari-yuyo[sake] can be used to ensure the installed Sake version is compatible with
Yuyo's functionality which uses Sake. You should still have a Sake version pinned in your
own requirements as this just provides an accepted range for the dependency.hikari-yuyo[tanjun] can be used to ensure the installed Tanjun version is compatible with
Yuyo's Tanjun support (i.e. the from_tanjun) class methods.For usage see the the documentation and, more specifically, the usage guide.
Hikari's support guild provides for support for Yuyo.
Before contributing you should read through the contributing guidelines and the code of conduct.
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A collection of utility functions and classes designed to expand Hikari.
We found that hikari-yuyo 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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