Oneliner is a python cli app that turns your code into one line.

• Why?

It can be usefull in some things, like running entire apps directly into python shell.

• How does it work?

It detects the linebreaks and indents and replaces them with \n and \t respectively, then executes the result by using built-in function "exec()".

• Input:

value_a=0
value_b=1
i=3
j=10
for z in range(j):
    result = value_a + value_b
    if i <= z <= j:
        print(result)
    value_a = value_b
    value_b = result

• Output:

exec("value_a=0\nvalue_b=1\ni=3\nj=10\nfor z in range(j):\n\tresult = value_a + value_b\n\tif i <= z <= j:\n\t\tprint(result)\n\tvalue_a = value_b\n\tvalue_b = result")

• Output of both:

5
8
13
21
34
55
89

###Someday I'm gonna update this readme to be more specific with cli update