Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: S_Ai_emo123
Version: 0.0.3
Summary: Raving AI
Author: EMO_123
License: MIT
Keywords: emo123,Fake ai,joke,s_ai
Requires-Python: >=3.5
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
License-File: LICENSE.txt
Dynamic: license-file

# Ai-Of-S
I even deleted the swear words.

# Install
```bash
pip install S_Ai_emo123
```
# start
```python
from Ai_Of_S import ai
```
# Word list, Default wordlist, func word list
It contains all the data

and I put a modified python bug report in as the default content
```python
from Ai_Of_S import ai,wl,dwl,fwl
print(wl)
```

# AOS(Ai\_Of\_S\_\_\_) raise
It can give your error a reason.
```python
from Ai_Of_S import AOSraise
AOSraise(TypeError)#Default 10 words
AOSraise(ValueError,30)#Change to 30 words
```

# AOS docstring
When you can't think of a document, use it.
```python
from Ai_Of_S import AOSdoc
def func():
    pass #No doc
AOSdoc(func)#Default 15 words
AOSdoc(func,20)#Change to 20 words
```

# S\_\_\_ say text
You can directly output 10 words or specify the number of outputs.

When you decide to "start", ai will speak with this word as the beginning.

When you decide space = True, there will be spaces between each word

When you specify "se", it restricts the AOS generated.
```python
print(
    ai.sst(),
    ai.sst(300),
    ai.sst(start="."),
    ai.sst(300,space=True),
    ai.sst(15,se=1)
)
```

# read
Read the file
```python
ai.read("text.txt")
```

# save words
Save words to file
```python
ai.sw()#to word.json
ai.sw("word2.json")#Other file
```

# load words
```python
ai.lw()#from word.json
ai.lw("word2.json")#Other file
```

# f\_\_\_ up
clean up wl
```python
ai.fu()
```

# AOS say
After installation, you can use this command directly
```bash
aos-say 100 -n 1 3
```
| Parameter location | Example | meaning |
|------|------|------|
| The first | 100 | words |
| Secondly | -n | start (-n indicates None) |
| The third | 1 | Whether to use spaces (1/0) |
| The last one | 3 | Number of sentences (no limit if less than 1) |
