How it Works?
Overview
matplotlib-visual is a Python package designed to streamline the handling and sharing of content with various built-in features like displaying, copying to clipboard, writing to files, and interacting with content on cl1p.net, a web-based clipboard service.
The package includes the following features:
show
: Display specified content.clip
: Copy content to the system clipboard.write
: Save content to a file.scrap
: Fetch content from cl1p.net.create
: Store content on cl1p.net.
Installation
To get started, install the matplotlib-visual package via pip:
pip install matplotlib-visual
Project Structure
The package contains .py
files for each feature located in:
├── docs/ # Documentation files
├── package/ # Main package files
│ ├── stash/ # Feature implementation files
│ └── test/py # Integration files
│ ├── show.py # Implementation for displaying content
│ ├── clip.py # Implementation for clipboard functionality
│ ├── write.py # Implementation for writing to files
│ ├── scrap.py # Implementation for fetching content from cl1p.net
│ └── create.py # Implementation for storing content on cl1p.net
├── scripts/ # Scripts for installation and building
│ ├── install.sh # Installation script
│ └── build.sh # Build script
├── tests/ # Unit tests for the package
├── CHANGELOG.md # Change log for version updates
├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md # Code of conduct for contributors
├── LICENSE # License file
├── mkdocs.yml # Configuration for documentation site
├── README.md # Overview of the package
└── setup.py # Setup script for package installation
Make sure to store the .py
files in the stash/
folder so that they can be accessed using the features we have.
How to Use
After installing the package, you can access its features by importing them into your Python environment.
1. Display Content with show
To display any text or data, use the display
function from package.show
.
from package.show import display
display('test')
2. Copy to Clipboard with clip
To copy text to your system’s clipboard, use the display
function from package.clip
.
from package.clip import display
display('test')
3. Write Content to File with write
To save content into a file, use the plot
function from package.write
. The content will be saved in the root directory of your current execution environment.
from package.write import plot
plot('test')
4. Fetch Content from cl1p.net with scrap
To retrieve previously stored content from cl1p.net, use the grab
function from package.scrap
, specifying the unique URL name.
from package.scrap import grab
grab('url-name')
5. Store Content on cl1p.net with create
To store content on cl1p.net under a specific URL name, use the create
function from package.create
.
from package.create import display
create('the content to be stored', 'url-name')
Additional Notes
- Make sure that any URLs you use with
scrap
andcreate
are accessible and unique to avoid conflicts on cl1p.net. - This package is ideal for quickly sharing and saving snippets of text or notes across platforms and with other applications.
Contributing
If you'd like to contribute or report any issues, please refer to the GitHub repository for guidelines and more information.