EggEngine

A framework/library written with and for Python.

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Features:

EggEngine comes with 7 Python modules ready to use!

1. data
2. debug
3. encrypt
4. files
5. image
6. module
7. turtl
8. ui (experimental)

Setup:

This will install Python modules (or dependencies) that are required to allow all features of EggEngine to work as intended.

1. Create a new Python file, you can name it anything you want.
2. Copy the folder EggEngine into the same diredctory.
3. In the Python file, add the following line:

from EggEngine import module

• Or (not recommended) alternative:

import EggEngine.module

4. Next, add these line:

module.dependencies()

• If you used the alternative, add this line:

EggEngine.module.dependencies()

5. You're ready to use EggEngine!

Quick start:

Obviously, the first step would be to download the repository or from the latest release. Then, follow these steps:

1. Copy the folder EggEngine into your project folder.
2. In your Python file(s), add the following line:

from EggEngine import <module you want to use>

• For example, if I want to use the data module from EggEngine, I would add this line of code:

from EggEngine import data

• When calling functions, this is what it would look like:

data.function()

• Another (not recommended) alternative:

import EggEngine.<module you want to use>

• Following my example from earlier, this is what it would look like:

import EggEngine.data

• The downside to this import statement is when calling functions, you must type out the parent module, then the module, and finally the function like this:

EggEngine.data.function()

3. Now you're ready to start using EggEngine in your project!