slytherin

Slytherin

Slytherin is a collection of useful but lonely functions and classes that don't belong to other libraries.

Installation

pip install slytherin

Usage

collections

cross_lists()

from slytherin.collections import cross_lists
list1 = [1, 2, 3]
list2 = [4, 5]
list3 = [[6, 7], [8, 9]]

cross_lists(list1, list2, list3)

outputs:

[(1, 4, [6, 7]),
 (1, 4, [8, 9]),
 (1, 5, [6, 7]),
 (1, 5, [8, 9]),
 (2, 4, [6, 7]),
 (2, 4, [8, 9]),
 (2, 5, [6, 7]),
 (2, 5, [8, 9]),
 (3, 4, [6, 7]),
 (3, 4, [8, 9]),
 (3, 5, [6, 7]),
 (3, 5, [8, 9])]

cross_lists([list1, list2, list3])

also outputs:

[(1, 4, [6, 7]),
 (1, 4, [8, 9]),
 (1, 5, [6, 7]),
 (1, 5, [8, 9]),
 (2, 4, [6, 7]),
 (2, 4, [8, 9]),
 (2, 5, [6, 7]),
 (2, 5, [8, 9]),
 (3, 4, [6, 7]),
 (3, 4, [8, 9]),
 (3, 5, [6, 7]),
 (3, 5, [8, 9])]

get_size(obj)

The get_size() method calculates the memory footprint of a Python object recursively.

The exclude_objects argument is a list of objects and is optional with the default value of None. Any object in the exclude_objects list will be excluded from the recursive search. It can be used to avoid double counting the size when objects point to each other.

from slytherin import get_size
get_size(obj=[1,2,3], exclude_objects=None)

import pandas as pd
get_size(obj=pd.DataFrame({'id': range(1000), 'name':['Godric', 'Helga', 'Rowena', 'Salazar']*250}))

colour(text, text_colour, style, background_colour)

The colour() method can be used to add colour to printing text.

The colour are integers from 0 to 7:

• black: 0
• red: 1
• green: 2
• yellow: 3
• blue: 4
• purple: 5
• cyan: 6
• white: 7

The style argument is an integer between 0 and 5:

• normal: 0
• bold: 1
• underline: 2
• negative1: 3
• negative2: 5

from slytherin import colour
print(colour(text='Hello world!', text_colour=4))