Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: Ebuilder
Version: 0.2.1
Summary: An upgraded version of good ol' Eebuilder, a static site generator that 'converts' Python 3 code to HTML 5.
Home-page: https://github.com/RhinoCodes/Ebuilder
Author: Will F
Author-email: forsbergw82@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # Purpose
        The purpose of this is to:<br>
          A) Give me a project to work on<br>
          B) Provide a simple static site generator using python<br>
        # Installation
        Currently I do not have a PyPI package setup BUT you can install it from the following commands:<br>
        `git clone https://github.com/RhinoCodes/Ebuilder-Ultra.git`<br>
        `cd Ebuilder-Ultra && pip install setup.py`
        * Note: I am not a pro at packaging stuff so be aware that the following commands may not work. <br>
          If so feel free to start a Pull Request
         # Simple Usage
         This first simple example would create a .html file with a h1 tag, centered and gray.
          
         ```
         from ebuilder.ebuilder_core import *
         
         index = newpage('index')
         title = header(index, "Hello GitHub!")
         title.center()
         title.color('gray')
         index.commit()
         ```
          
        ```
        from ebuilder.ebuilder_core import EbuilderTextComponent as etc
          
        header_two = etc("h2")
        ```
        This second simple example would create a new Text Component with the html tag h2 which for those of you unfamiliar with 
        html is the second biggest size of text that is included without further styling (h1 being the first)
        
        You can then call this like you would header, because they both use the EbuilderTextComponent class.
        
        Note that if you only import EbuilderTextComponent you wont be able to 
        access the other functions of Ebuilder Ultra, like making a new page, it is shown here
        because it is the most efficient way.
        
        # Advice Welcome
        Feel free to dig through the source code and open Pull Requests and start issues, if you dig you'll see that EbuilderTextComponent 
        has a bit of a weird implementation....
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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