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statistics-core
📊pip
🐍To install statistics-core
using pip
, follow these steps:
Open a command prompt or terminal window 💻.
Type the following command and press Enter to install statistics-core
:
pip install statistics-core
statistics-core
in your Python program by simply importing it using the following command:import statistics_core
After importing the library, you can use the functions and tools provided by statistics-core
in your Python programs.
requirements.txt
📋statistics-core
can also be installed using a requirements.txt
file. A requirements.txt
file contains a list of all the libraries needed to run a Python program. This file can be created manually or generated using a requirements file generation tool (such as pipreqs
or pip-compile
).
To install statistics-core
using requirements.txt
, follow these steps:
Create a new requirements.txt
file (if it does not already exist) in your project directory.
Add the line statistics-core
to your requirements.txt
file.
statistics-core
Open a command prompt or terminal window in your project directory 💻.
Type the following command and press Enter to install all the libraries specified in your requirements.txt
file, including statistics-core
:
pip install -r requirements.txt
statistics-core
in your Python program by simply importing it using the following command:import statistics_core
After importing the library, you can use the functions and tools provided by statistics-core
in your Python programs. 🚀
Here you'll find a set of classes that allow you to fetch data from a database and display it in a table on a wiki page.
🗃️ The Database
class connects to a database and runs a query to retrieve data. The results are stored in the result
attribute, which can be accessed by other classes.
📄 The File
class reads the contents of a file and stores it in the contents
attribute. It can also construct a file path based on the location of the script.
📝 The Page
class represents a wiki page and allows you to set its contents and save it.
📊 The ArticleTable
class defines a table with columns, a sort column, and optional header and footer text. It can build the table based on the contents of the result
attribute of the Database
class.
📚 The ArticleTables
class allows you to define multiple ArticleTable
instances and add them to a list.
🔄 The UpdatePage
class takes a Database
instance, a file path, a wiki page name, and an ArticleTables
instance. It reads the contents of the file, replaces a placeholder string with the table content, and saves the updated content to the wiki page.
👨💻 Have fun exploring and using these classes in your own projects!
FAQs
short package description
We found that statistics-core 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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