Codepressor

A script that will effectively compress your code!

We need you

As you can see, Codepressor has only a few plugins. And let me introduce you The Formula:

if len(plugins) is few:
    r1sendev.feel(SAD)
else:
    r1sendev.feel(HAPPY)

What you can do in order to make r1sendev.feel(HAPPY)

1. Fork this repo;
2. Write some good new plugins;
3. Create a pull request;
4. Wait some time;
5. Wait some time;
6. Wait some time;
7. Wait some more time;
8. Wait some more time;
9. «Oh dang he noticed»;
10. Voila!

How to create plugins

What is plugin

Plugin is basically a file that located in plugins/ folder. TODO

Basic plugin structure

Every plugin should have an attibutes in order to pluginning correctly.
To be specific, here you are: The Table of anything required.

Attribute Name	Required Type	Description	Notes
__title__	str	The title of your plugin. Should be short and stout, snake_styled.	A plugin with an empty title will pass staging, but it won't actually work.
__desc__	str	A short description of the plugin (about what it does to the file).	Empty description is acceptable, but morally condemned.
__authors__	tuple[str, ...]	Plugin authors.	-
__ver__	tuple[int, ...]	Plugin version.	-
__exts__	tuple[str, ...]	A tuple of file extensions (with dots) that are supported by this plugin.	It can be empty: in this case, the plugin can only be selected manually by passing the --plugin=its_title argument at startup.
process	Callable[[str], str]	The main function.	Accepts the original source code, should return the processed source code.