Beetroot 1.1.3.13

A General Purpose Utility package for Python 3

Beetroot, a general purpose library full of random python functions that I thought were useful. Has file manipulation, random, tts and more! Have fun using it!

Also, to make JSON dumping and reading faster, do pip install ujson or pip install simplejson

If you find a problem, feel free to report it here.

To install the bare minimum from pip, use pip install beetroot, to install all dependencies for all classes, use pip install beetroot[all]

Upgrading python-beetroot uses the command pip install --upgrade beetroot

Warnings/Known Issues:

• beetroot.file.bdump() might not work too well, use with caution.

• beetroot.file.delete() doesn’t throw errors when trying to delete non-existent files, wtf.

• beetroot.crash() doesn’t even do anything, damn my horrible python skills

Different extras installation thingies:

• beetroot[all]

• beetroot[tts]

• beetroot[img]

• beetroot[yt]

• beetroot[text]

• beetroot[ram]

Functions and uses:

Bad Obfuscation Stuff:

• beetroot.obf.strobfuscate(string) ; Minorly obfuscates strings, this is definitely not secure, don’t rely on this being irreversible or secure.

• beetroot.obf.strunobfuscate(string) ; Deobfuscates strings made by beetroot.strobfuscate()

• beetroot.obf.byteobfuscate(bytestring) ; Obfuscates bytestrings, this isn’t secure either.

• beetroot.obf.byteunobfuscate(bytestring) ; Unobfuscates bytestrings created by beetroot.byteobfuscate()

Random stuff:

• beetroot.random.randint(start, end) ; generates random number but using SystemRandom

• beetroot.random.srandint(seed, start, end) ; generates seeded pseudorandom number

Stopwatch stuff:

• beetroot.stopwatch.start() ; Starts global stopwatch

• beetroot.stopwatch.stop() ; Stops global stopwatch and returns time in milliseconds between start and stop

File Manipulation stuff:

• beetroot.file.move(start, end) ; Moves files

• beetroot.file.rename(start, end) ; Renames files

• beetroot.file.delete(file_to_delete, force=<bool>) ; Deletes files

• beetroot.file.dump(file, data) ; Dumps data to file as string

• beetroot.file.bdump(file, data) ; Dumps data to file as bytestring (doesn’t work too well)

• beetroot.file.jdump(file, data, pp=<bool>) ; Dumps data

• beetroot.file.load(file) ; Reads data from file as string

• beetroot.file.bload(file) ; Reads data from file as bytestring

• beetroot.file.jload(file) ; Reads data from file as JSON object

TTS stuff:

• beetroot.tts.say(text) ; Reads text with tts installed, requires pyttsx3 to be installed or use pip install beetroot[tts]

• beetroot.tts.changeRate(text) ; Changes global tts talk speed, requires pyttsx3 to be installed or use pip install beetroot[tts]

• beetroot.tts.changeVoice(text) ; Changes global tts voice you can pick ids from 0-n, depending on how many voices you have on your computer, requires pyttsx3 to be installed or use pip install beetroot[tts]

• beetroot.tts.changeVolume(text) ; Changes global tts volume, requires pyttsx3 to be installed or use pip install beetroot[tts]

Hash stuff:

• beetroot.hashl.strhash(text, secure=<bool>) ; Hashes a string or non-bytestring that can be converted to string.

• beetroot.hashl.bytehash(text, secure=<bool>) ; Hashes a bytestring.

• beetroot.hashl.dehash(hash) ; Dehashes a hash, this totally works and is definitely possible and is absolutely not a dumb joke that I’m making…

Miscellaneous stuff:

• beetroot.objtype(obj) ; python type(), but better

• beetroot.test() ; Literally just a hello world program.

• beetroot.quicksort(arr) ; Quicksort, which in most cases is slightly faster than Python3’s default Timsort.

• beetroot.lsep(string, seperator) ; basically .split() but it removes empty or all-whitespace strings from output.

• beetroot.execfile(file) ; Execute .py script

• beetroot.systemstats() ; Returns [Username, OS, OS version, OS architecture, computer nodename, IP address, MAC address]

• beetroot.unline(string) ; Makes a multi-line string a single-line string

• beetroot.reline(string) ; Reverses beetroot.unline()

• beetroot.pixelgrab(x, y) ; Grabs the colour of the pixel on your screen at (x, y), requires PIL, use pip install pillow

• beetroot.mousepixelgrab() ; Grabs colour of the pixel at your mouse, requires PIL and pyautogui, use pip install pillow pyautogui or pip install beetroot[img]

• beetroot.remove(str, item_to_remove) ; Removes all occurences of item_to_remove in str

• beetroot.siteize(str) ; Makes text into site names, for example “hello there” becomes “www.HelloThere.com”

• beetroot.taskkill(task) ; I see a task and I E A T it. Pass tasks to it through the “task” argument.

• beetroot.crash() ; Crashes pyth-

• beetroot.admin() ; Requests UAC elevation on Windows.

• beetroot.cython() ; Generates a cython extension and cleans up afterwards.

Memory functions and stuff:

• beetroot.mem.mem() ; Returns [All memory, currently used memory, available memory].

• beetroot.mem.swapmem() ; Same thing as beetroot.mem(), except it’s Swap memory instead.

Youtube garbage:

• beetroot.yt.search(search_term) ; Enter a search term, the function returns the link for the first hit on that search. Requires youtube-search, use pip install youtube-search or pip install beetroot[yt]

• beetroot.yt.dl(url, filename, fileformat, playlist=<bool>) ; Downloads a video or playlist from url. Valid codecs include mp3, ogg, wav, m4a, aac, flac, mp4, webm, avi, opus, mkv, mov, flv, aiff and wma. Requires youtube-dl, use pip install youtube-dl or pip install beetroot[yt]

Text manipulation stuff:

• beetroot.text.udown(text) ; Flips text upside-down

• beetroot.text.zalgo(text, crazy=<int>) ; Adds zalgo to text, change crazy argument to modify craziness of zalgo text, default value is 1

• beetroot.text.rouxls(sentence) ; Rouxls-ify text so it sounds stupid.

Amazing functions that should be called whenever possible

• beetroot.beetroot() ; A great function that you should call whenever you can

• beetroot.totally_not_a_rickroll() ; Totally not a rickroll.