Official Python package for dmj.one - a platform dedicated to public welfare initiatives with a strong focus on educational projects. Our mission is to provide accessible, innovative, and valuable tools and resources for students, educators, and the general public to promote learning and educational excellence.
Before you start, set up a development environment. Ensure you have Python 3.0 or later installed.
Install dmjone via pip. Ensure you have Python 3.7 or later installed.
pip install dmjoneHere's a quick example to get you started with dmjone:
# Method 1 - Import entire library
import dmjone
# You can now use all functionalities available in the package library.
# Method 2 - Import your *own* specific code or functionalities
from dmjone import kaustuv as ks
# Now you can access specific functions of ks by calling ks.specific_function_name()
# Hello World ?
dmjone.hello()
# Get collaborating! Reserve your name at - dmjone._your-name_.function()
dmjone.aarushi.todolist()
dmjone.lakshika.calculator()
dmjone.jatin.demoName()
dmjone.kaustuv.calculate_absolute()
dmjone.subhojeet.packagebySubhojeet()Example 1
import dmjone
dmjone.aarushi.todolist()Example 2
# Access the Student Management System, A Project by Students
import dmjone
dmjone.projectsms() # Ensure you have MySQL installed on your system if you are running it locally.Example 3
from dmjone import kaustuv as ks
ks.check_all_true()- TodoList: A simple To-Do List creator.
- Calculate Absolute Value: Calculate absolute value of a given number
- Typecasting: Demonstrate Typecasting in python
- Calculator: Calculator to do arithmetic operations on numbers
- Snake Game: Play python snake game and have somme fun.
- Student Management System: A simple yet powerful system for managing student records, designed for educational institutions.
- Lab Projects: Access to various educational projects and lab work to facilitate learning and teaching.
- Educational Tools: A collection of tools aimed at enhancing the learning experience.
- Subject Matter Experts: Dr. Anurag Rana GitHub | Dr. Pankaj Vaidya GitHub | Dr. Gaurav Gupta GitHub
- Divya Mohan - init - GitHub | Lakshika Tanwar - Top Contributor - GitHub | Aarushi Sharma - Contributor - GitHub | Kaustuv Sharma - Contributor - GitHub | Aarchit Joshi
- Anshuman Mohanty - GitHub | - Astha Chandel - GitHub | Ashutosh Rana | Jatin Sharma | Kamaksha Dogra - GitHub | Rijul Chaudhary - GitHub | Subhojeet Ghosh GitHub | Vedansh Sharma - GitHub | Yuvraj Kumar GitHub
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
We thank you for your interest in contributing to dmjone! 🎉 Your efforts make a big difference. Whether you're fixing a bug, adding a feature, or improving documentation, we appreciate your help. Here’s how to contribute in a friendly and easy way:
- Find something to work on: Look through the GitHub issues for something that interests you or open a new issue to suggest improvements or report bugs.
For small changes, like fixing typos or small code snippets, using the GitHub web interface is the easiest way:
- Navigate to the file you want to edit on the dmjone GitHub Repo.
- Click the pencil icon (Edit this file) to start making changes.
- After making changes, describe what you did and why in the Commit changes box.
- Choose the option to Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request. Name it appropriately, like
fix/typo-in-readme. - Click Propose changes and then Create pull request on the next page.
For larger changes or new features, you might prefer working locally:
- Fork the Repository: Click the "Fork" button on the top right of the dmjone GitHub Repo page to create your copy.
- Clone Your Fork:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/dmjone_pypi.gitto clone the project to your computer. - Create a Branch: Switch to your clone and use
git checkout -b feature/YourFeatureNameorfix/YourBugFixto create a new branch. - Make Your Changes: Add your changes using your favorite editor or IDE.
- Commit Your Changes: Use
git commit -m 'A brief description of your changes'to save your work. - Push to GitHub: Use
git push origin feature/YourFeatureNameto upload your changes to your GitHub fork. - Open a Pull Request: Go to your fork on GitHub and press the "New pull request" button. Describe your changes and submit!
- Review Your Changes: Double-check your changes and make sure everything works as expected. Try to keep your changes simple and focused on solving a single problem.
- Follow the Style Guide: Make sure your contributions follow the existing code style to keep the project organized.
- Update Tests: If you're adding a new feature, consider adding tests to support it.
Once you’re ready to submit, open a pull request with your changes. Provide a clear description of the problem and solution, including any relevant issue numbers.
- Patience is Key: Maintainers will review your contribution and may suggest changes. This is a normal part of the process; feedback helps improve the project.
- Stay Engaged: Check back in case the maintainers have questions or feedback. Your pull request may spark a conversation.
You've contributed to dmjone! We're grateful for your help in making this project better. Remember, contributing is not just about code; every bit of documentation, bug reports, or even suggestions are valuable to us.
Thank you for being part of our open-source community! Let the world be educated!🌟
- Shoolini University
- All educators and students at Shoolini University
For any queries, please reach out to us via the message button on dmj.one.
For comprehensive documentation, visit dmj.one. Here, you'll find detailed information on how to make the most of the tools and resources offered by dmjone.
Distributed under the GPL-3.0 License. See LICENSE for more information.
- Project Homepage: dmj.one
- PyPI Repository: dmjone on PyPI
- Source Code: GitHub Repository