Convert Standalone Python file into library#53
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CC: @0x23 Sorry for the ping but just wanted to put this on your radar |
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Almost all of these changes are caused by the ruff formatter
| if 0 > axis_idx >= len(axis_chars): | ||
| raise ValueError('Axis index out of range') | ||
| cmd += ' '+axis_chars[axis_idx] | ||
| if (0 > axis_idx) or (axis_idx >= len(axis_chars)): |
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This is a bug fix revealed by the new testing suite
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Python projects require the license to be local to the folder. THis is a straight copy of the original license
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Hello,
This is an example implementation of the python library described here: #52
This PR also adds some base level tests for the lib as well.