Can you share a little more about what this is? What are you trying to achieve? What is the motivation?
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I'd like to write a piece of software that generates text for characters based upon the personality stats of those characters. I'm currently writing the software with a KivyMD UI and a Mongo database. My motivation is: why not?
Cool! You should add that in greater detail to your blog. Currently its lacking a lot of context, so your only post isn't very interesting as a result. Thanks for sharing!
I'm all in. Added to my reading list.
Thanks!
If it's worth sharing it's worth to accompany the blog post with a repo containing unittests and tox.ini and pre-commit
If that had been done, tox would give feedback that match switch support is py310+
functools.singledispatch might be helpful to test multiple implementations
Complaint about sharing code within a blog post is the quality is ALWAYS suspect.
Lets leave crapoverflow.com style code examples in the past. Instead share tested code.