Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: makeastar
Version: 1.0
Summary: Minimalist star pattern generator using optimized one-liners.
Author-email: "Rheehose (Rhee Creative)" <rheehose@rheehose.com>
Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/hslcrb/makeastar
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3.8
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
License-File: LICENSE
Dynamic: license-file

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# makeastar

A minimalist Python package for printing star patterns with zero boilerplate code.

## Overview

**makeastar** eliminates the need for writing repetitive loops when creating ASCII star patterns. Perfect for Python beginners learning loops or developers who need quick ASCII art generation.

## Features

- **Zero Boilerplate**: Single function calls replace complex nested loops
- **Type-Safe**: Full type hints with Union types for flexible input
- **Optimized Performance**: Uses `sys.stdout.write`, generator expressions, and efficient algorithms
- **Multilingual Support**: English and Korean aliases (including phonetic and Choseong variations)
- **Flexible Input**: Accepts integers, floats, strings - handles commas, dots, spaces gracefully
- **Production Ready**: Comprehensive unit tests, CI/CD with GitHub Actions
- **Lightweight**: Minimal dependencies, pure Python implementation

## Requirements

- Python 3.8 or higher

## Installation

From PyPI (recommended):
```bash
pip install makeastar
```

From source:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/hslcrb/pypack_makeastar.git
cd pypack_makeastar
pip install .
```

## Quick Start

```python
import star

# Basic usage
star.pyramid(5)
star.diamond(7)
star.triangle(10)

# Korean aliases
star.피라미드(5)
star.다이아몬드(7)

# Flexible input handling
star.pyramid("5")           # String input
star.pyramid(5.8)           # Float input (auto-converted)
star.draw("pyramid 5")      # Command string parsing
star.draw("triangle, 10, 5") # Handles various separators
```

## Supported Patterns

All functions support custom width/height and character parameters.

### 1. Triangle (Left-aligned)
```python
star.triangle(5)
# Output:
# *
# **
# ***
# ****
# *****
```
**Aliases**: `samgak`, `tri`, `삼각형`, `삼`, `ㅅㄱ`, `ㅅㄱㅎ`

### 2. Right Triangle (Right-aligned)
```python
star.right_triangle(5)
# Output:
#     *
#    **
#   ***
#  ****
# *****
```
**Aliases**: `usamgak`, `rtri`, `우측삼각형`, `오른쪽삼각형`, `우삼`, `ㅇㅅㄱ`, `ㅇㅊㅅㄱㅎ`, `ㅇㄹㅉㅅㄱㅎ`

### 3. Inverted Triangle
```python
star.inverted(5)
# Output:
# *****
# ****
# ***
# **
# *
```
**Aliases**: `yeoksamgak`, `inv`, `역삼각형`, `역삼`, `ㅇㅅ`, `ㅇㅅㄱㅎ`

### 4. Inverted Right Triangle
```python
star.inverted_right(5)
# Output:
# *****
#  ****
#   ***
#    **
#     *
```
**Aliases**: `yeokusamgak`, `rtinv`, `rinv`, `우측역삼각형`, `오른쪽역삼각형`, `우역`, `ㅇㅇ`, `ㅇㅊㅇㅅㄱㅎ`, `ㅇㄹㅉㅇㅅㄱㅎ`

### 5. Pyramid
```python
star.pyramid(5)
# Output:
#     *
#    ***
#   *****
#  *******
# *********
```
**Aliases**: `pyra`, `피라미드`, `피라`, `ㅍㄹ`, `ㅍㄹㅁㄷ`

### 6. Diamond
```python
star.diamond(5)
# Output:
#     *
#    ***
#   *****
#  *******
# *********
#  *******
#   *****
#    ***
#     *
```
**Aliases**: `dia`, `다이아몬드`, `다이아`, `다`, `ㄷㅇ`, `ㄷㅇㅇㅁㄷ`

### 7. Hourglass
```python
star.hourglass(5)
# Output:
# *********
#  *******
#   *****
#    ***
#     *
#    ***
#   *****
#  *******
# *********
```
**Aliases**: `morae`, `모래시계`, `모`, `ㅁㄹ`, `ㅁㄹㅅㄱ`

### 8. Arrow
```python
star.arrow(5)
# Output:
# *
# **
# ***
# ****
# *****
# ****
# ***
# **
# *
```
**Aliases**: `hwasal`, `화살표`, `화`, `ㅎㅅ`, `ㅎㅅㅍ`

## Advanced Usage

### Custom Dimensions
```python
# Triangle with custom width and height
star.triangle(10, 5)   # Width=10, Height=5

# When height is omitted, it defaults to width
star.triangle(7)       # Width=7, Height=7
```

### Custom Characters
```python
star.pyramid(5, char='#')
star.diamond(7, char='@')
```

### Flexible Input Types
```python
# All of these work identically
star.pyramid(5)
star.pyramid("5")
star.pyramid(5.0)
star.pyramid(5.9)  # Auto-converts to 5
```

### Command String Parsing
The `draw()` function accepts flexible command strings:
```python
star.draw("pyramid 5")
star.draw("triangle, 10, 5")
star.draw("diamond.7")
star.draw("arrow 3")
```

### Using Korean Aliases
```python
# Full Korean names
star.피라미드(5)
star.다이아몬드(7)

# Short forms
star.피라(5)
star.다(7)

# Choseong (initial consonants)
star.ㅍㄹ(5)
star.ㄷㅇ(7)

# Using Korean package name
import 별
별.피라미드(5)
```

## API Reference

### Triangle Functions
All triangle functions accept:
- `width` (int | str | float): Width of the triangle
- `height` (int | str | float | None): Height (defaults to width if None)
- `char` (str): Character to use (default: '*')

Functions:
- `triangle(width, height=None, char='*')` - Left-aligned
- `right_triangle(width, height=None, char='*')` - Right-aligned
- `inverted(width, height=None, char='*')` - Inverted left-aligned
- `inverted_right(width, height=None, char='*')` - Inverted right-aligned

### Symmetric Shape Functions
All symmetric functions accept:
- `n` (int | str | float): Size parameter (default: 5)
- `char` (str): Character to use (default: '*')

Functions:
- `pyramid(n=5, char='*')` - Centered pyramid
- `diamond(n=5, char='*')` - Diamond shape
- `hourglass(n=5, char='*')` - Hourglass shape
- `arrow(n=5, char='*')` - Right-pointing arrow

### Utility Functions
- `draw(command: str)` - Parse and execute command strings

## Testing

Run the test suite:
```bash
python -m unittest discover tests
```

## Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for guidelines.

## Author

**Rheehose (Rhee Creative)**
- Email: rheehose@rheehose.com
- GitHub: [@hslcrb](https://github.com/hslcrb)
- Copyright 2008-2026

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.

## Changelog

### v1.0 (2026-01-15)
- Initial stable release
- 8 pattern types with full Korean/English aliases
- Flexible input parsing (strings, floats, various separators)
- Type hints and optimized performance
- Comprehensive unit tests
- GitHub Actions CI/CD
