Develop and praise God at the same time!
My main goal with Pytholic is to show that we, Catholics, can praise God and teach about Him in any way possible. Just like what Saint Paul said in 1 Corinthians 10, 31: "Whatever you eat, then, or drink, and whatever else you do, do it all for the glory of God." My second goal with this project was to practice a different kind of penance other than feast and abstinence in this year's lent (I mean, programming is not a penance, not for me, but doing it instead of play a game or watch a movie is).
pip install pytholicPytholic contains:
- The 4 gospels of the Bible.
- 12 prayers.
- 4 Icons as ASCII.
- A function that sanctify a string.
- A function that explains the doctrine of the Trinity.
The Bible class has 4 methods, matthew(), mark(), john() and luke(), they return a verse or a list of verses.
from pytholic.bible.bible import Bible
bible = Bible()
# returns one verse
print(bible.matthew(1, 1))
# returns a list of verses
print(bible.matthew(1, 1, 5))To return one of the 12 prayers.
from pytholic.prayers import Prayers
prayer = Prayers()
# each prayer is a method that prints a string
prayer.our_father()To return one of the 4 images.
from pytholic.icons import IconAscii
icon = IconAscii()
# returns an Ascii representation of an icon
print(icon.pantocrator())To sanctify a string.
from pytholic.variety import sanctify
text = "Hello World, i'm Charles 5 and i'm cool guy :D"
sanctify(text)To get an explanation of the Trinity.
from pytholic.variety import trinity
# it will return a mini-game with a pythonic explanation of the Trinity
trinity()For more information, access https://pytholic.readthedocs.io/
As I said, this project was made as a form of penance, there's nothing special on it, but it can be improved. So if you are a catholic and a developer, please, consider helping this small project.