One line jokes for programmers (jokes as a service)
Project description
pyjokes
One line jokes for programmers (jokes as a service)
Installation
Install the pyjokes
module with pip:
pip3 install pyjokes
Usage
Command line
Once installed, simply call pyjoke
or pyjokes
from the command line:
$ pyjoke
Why do Java programmers have to wear glasses? Because they don't see sharp.
Or add it to your .bashrc
or .zshrc
file to see a joke every time you open a terminal!
See pyjokes --help
for more info.
Python
You can also access the jokes in your own project by importing pyjokes
and using the function
get_joke
:
>>> import pyjokes
>>> print(pyjokes.get_joke())
Why do programmers confuse Halloween with Christmas? Because OCT 31 == DEC 25.
We support many languages, and have multiple joke categories:
>>> import pyjokes
>>> print(pyjokes.get_joke("eu")) # basque joke
Zer dira 8 Bocabits? BocaByte bat
>>> print(pyjokes.get_joke("es", "chuck")) # spanish chuck norris joke
El teclado de Chuck Norris no tiene tecla F1, es el ordenador el que le pide ayuda a él.
There is also a get_jokes
function which returns all the jokes in the given language and category:
import pyjokes
for joke in pyjokes.get_jokes():
print(joke)
Alternatively, use the pyjokes.forever
generator function:
import pyjokes
for joke in pyjokes.forever():
# This will go on forever... you're welcome.
print(joke)
Maintainers
The project is maintained by the members of the PyJokes Society:
- Ben Nuttall
- Alex Savio
- Borja Ayerdi
- Oier Etxaniz (RIP)
Contributing
- The code is licensed under the BSD Licence
- Please use GitHub issues to submit bugs and report issues
- Feel free to contribute to the code
- Feel free to contribute jokes (via pull request or proposal issue)
- See the contributing policy
Website and documentation
The pyjokes website and documentation is available at https://pyjok.es/
The story of pyjokes
The story of pyjokes was told by co-founder Ben Nuttall at the PyCon UK conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCyquLc47RE
PyJokes logo
The logo was designed by Sam Alder. The PyJokes Society is eternally grateful for his contribution.
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