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Name: utilyx
Version: 1.0.1
Summary: A lightweight Python utility module for config loading, writing, and safe exits.
Home-page: https://github.com/alonefox1st-cmd/utilyx
Author: alonefox
Author-email: alonefox_1st@hotmail.com
License: MIT
Keywords: utility,config,json,ini,tools
Requires-Python: >=3.8
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# Utilyx

A lightweight Python utility module providing simple helpers for configuration loading, configuration writing, safe exiting, and standardized printing. Designed to be minimal, readable, and easy to drop into any project.

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## Community
- Pull requests are welcome
- Please no slurs
- Please be respectful of others
- No question is too dumb
- I will answer pull requests as soon as I can
- Everyone is welcome, your sexuality/gender/personality will be protected here

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# **updatelog**:
- errorui function with tons of configuration
- loadfile function
- writefile function 
- deletefile function
- clearfile function
- loadfile and writefile has support for most file types
- bugfixes 
- added comments at the start of the file
- clearfile alias
- deletefile alias

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# examples:
Print wrapper:
```python
import utilyx
utilyx.Print(str)
```
loadfile:
```python
from utilyx import loadfile #import the function
file_content=loadfile("txt", "logs.txt") #you can use text instead of txt
print(file_content)
```
writefile:
```python
from utilyx import writefile #works the same as config just supports most text files
log=writefile(type="log", filename="logs.log")
```
suggested way to import utilyx and use:
```python
from utilyx import * #imports all modules without requiring utilyx. at the start of calls
Print(str)
config=loadconfig("json", "config.json")#to read JSON files
print(config)
```

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## Installation

```bash
pip install utilyx
```
