A good wizard knows how to write many different kinds of spells. A great wizard knows they should only have to write it once.
spellbook is a library of useful programming constructs written by myself (Hunter Thueson). Its primary purpose is to help
me quickly add commonly-used functionality (such as -h and --help flags) to my own code. This library is not intended to
be "innovative" or unique; much of the code in this collection will probably be re-inventing the wheel at best and will likely
be inferior to software previously released from a different source. I'm fine with that. The biggest reason I'm creating this
library is to simply practice programming, after all.
The plan is relatively simple. I want to have several easy-to-access sub-projects within the larger spellbook that I can easily
import when I'm working on other projects. Each of these, in keeping with the themes of "magic" and "wizardry," will be called
a "tome." For instance, the library of bash code will be called bash-tome, the library of rust code will be called
rusty-tome, and so on and so forth.
spellbook is released under the MIT License.