Pyjuggling, the Python Juggling Library!¶

PyJuggling is a library.....

See the examples to get a good feel for what Pyjuggling offers. Source can be found on github.

Getting Started¶

Getting Started will guide you through pyjuggling and introduce you to the pieces of the system. From there, visit the Reference for in-depth information.

Installing Pyjuggling¶

Pyjuggling can be installed with pip:

$ pip install pyjuggling

Introduction to Pyjuggling¶

Pyjuggling has a number of modules that you’ll need to be at least familiar with:

Notations

describe notations

Patterns

describe patterns

Examples¶

The easiest way to get started to check out the examples in the examples folder in the the repository. Then check out the Reference for more information.

Reference¶

Notations¶

class juggling.notation.Siteswap(notation_pattern, raise_invalid=False)[source]¶: Siteswap notation

Pattern¶

class juggling.pattern.Pattern(pattern)[source]¶

The base representation of any juggling pattern, regardless of notation. A Pattern looks and acts like a list, but has some specific constraints about how data can be stored in it.

>>> p = Pattern([4, 4, 1])
>>> p.is_symmetric == True
>>> p.period == 3
>>> p.is_excited == False

is_asymmetric¶: Returns True if this pattern is asymmetric, the pattern repeats with the same hand

is_symmetric¶: Returns True if this pattern is symmetric, the pattern repeats with the opposite hand

starting_with(throw)[source]¶: return the pattern if started with throw at index throw

Contribute¶

If you’d like to contribute, simply fork the repository, commit your changes to the master branch (or branch off of it), and send a pull request. Make sure you add yourself to AUTHORS.

License¶

Pychievements is license under the MIT license. You can find it in github, LICENSE