pyChing 1.0.4

pyChing is a Python library developed by elguavas that provides an implementation of the I Ching, an ancient Chinese divination system.

To install pyChing, you can use pip by running the command 'pip install pyching'. This will install the library and its dependencies.

To generate an I Ching hexagram, you can use the 'generate_hexagram' method provided by the pyChing library. This method takes no arguments and returns a randomly generated hexagram.

Yes, you can consult the I Ching for specific questions using pyChing. The library provides a 'consult' method that takes a question as input and returns the corresponding hexagram and its interpretation.

Yes, pyChing supports multiple translations or interpretations of the I Ching. You can specify the desired translation or interpretation when calling the 'consult' method.

Yes, you can access individual lines of a hexagram using the 'get_lines' method provided by pyChing. This method takes a hexagram as input and returns a list of its lines.

You can find more information about pyChing and its functionality in the official documentation. The documentation provides detailed usage examples, explanations of the available methods, and other useful resources.

Yes, pyChing is an open-source project. You can find its source code and contribute to its development on GitHub.

If you need help or want to report issues related to pyChing, you can visit the GitHub repository and create a new issue. The community and developers will be happy to assist you.

Yes, you can use pyChing in commercial projects. It is released under the MIT license, which allows unrestricted use, modification, and distribution.