I published my first Python package!

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  • iplib3

    A pathlib.Path equivalent for IP addresses.

    • On another note, have you considered adding a GitHub Actions script to automatically test and upload new releases to PyPI? You can use my first Python package as an example: https://github.com/Diapolo10/iplib3/tree/nightly

  • gitignore

    A collection of useful .gitignore templates

    • Github (along with the community) makes pre-built gitignores for different languages. Here's the one for Python. Just rename it to .gitignore and put it in the root directory of your repository (same folder as setup.py). You can also add more lines if you ever need to.

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