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diff --git a/python/main.py b/python/main.py
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+#!/usr/bin/env python3
+
+from sys import argv
+from python.stdlib import *
+
+"""
+map: Dictionary mapping single character keys to special characters to use for "fancy font".
+"""
+map = {
+    '`': '`',
+    '~': '`',
+    '1': '¡',
+    '!': '⁄',
+    '2': '™',
+    '@': '€',
+    '3': '£',
+    '#': '‹',
+    '4': '¢',
+    '$': '›',
+    '5': '∞',
+    '%': 'fi',
+    '6': '§',
+    '^': 'fl',
+    '7': '¶',
+    '&': '‡',
+    '8': '•',
+    '*': '°',
+    '9': 'ª',
+    '(': '·',
+    '0': 'º',
+    ')': '‚',
+    '-': '−',
+    '_': '—',
+    '=': '≠',
+    '+': '±',
+    'q': 'œ',
+    'Q': 'Œ',
+    'w': '∑',
+    'W': '„',
+    'e': '´',
+    'E': '´',
+    'r': '®',
+    'R': '‰',
+    't': '†',
+    'T': 'ˇ',
+    'y': '¥',
+    'Y': 'Á',
+    'u': '¨',
+    'U': '¨',
+    'i': 'ˆ',
+    'I': 'ˆ',
+    'o': 'ø',
+    'O': 'Ø',
+    'p': 'π',
+    'P': '∏',
+    '[': '“',
+    '{': '”',
+    ']': '‘',
+    '}': '’',
+    '\\': '«',
+    '|': '»',
+    'a': 'å',
+    'A': 'Å',
+    's': 'ß',
+    'S': 'Í',
+    'd': '∂',
+    'D': 'Î',
+    'f': 'ƒ',
+    'F': 'Ï',
+    'g': '©',
+    'G': '˝',
+    'h': '˙',
+    'H': '',
+    'j': '∆',
+    'J': 'Ô',
+    'k': '˚',
+    'K': '',
+    'l': '¬',
+    'L': 'Ò',
+    ';': '…',
+    ':': 'Ú',
+    'z': 'Ω',
+    'Z': '¸',
+    'x': '≈',
+    'X': '˛',
+    'c': 'ç',
+    'C': 'Ç',
+    'v': '√',
+    'V': '◊',
+    'b': '∫',
+    'B': 'ı',
+    'n': '˜',
+    'N': '˜',
+    'm': 'µ',
+    'M': 'Â',
+    ',': '≤',
+    '<': '≤',
+    '.': '≥',
+    '>': '˘',
+    '/': '÷',
+    '?': '¿'
+}
+
+def main():
+    if len(argv) == 1: # no arguments
+        transmode = keepasks("What is the transfer mode?(normal or reverse)", inputter=askinput)
+    else:
+        if "normal" not in argv[1] and "reverse" not in argv[1]:
+            printerror("Please input normal or reverse")
+            exit(1)
+        else:
+            transmode = argv[1]
+
+    if "normal" in transmode.lower():
+        transmode = 0
+        normalMode(in_data)
+    elif "reverse" in transmode.lower():
+        transmode = 1
+        reverseMode(in_data)
+
+
+def normalMode(data: str):
+    """
+    normalMode takes a string data as input, iterates through each character, 
+    looks up the corresponding substitution character in the map, 
+    and concatenates the substituted characters to build the output string out_data.
+
+    It prints a message indicating normal mode was selected, 
+    performs the character substitution,
+    and calls the outputter function to print the output string.
+
+    This implements a simple letter substitution cipher in normal mode.
+    """
+    global in_data
+    aprintf("Mode selected: Normal Mode")
+    for i in data:
+        try:
+            tmp = list(map.keys())[list(map.values()).index(i)]
+        except ValueError:
+            tmp = i
+        printf(tmp)
+
+def reverseMode(data: str):
+    global in_data 
+    aprintf("Mode selected: Reverse Mode")
+    for i in data:
+        try:
+            tmp = map[i]
+        except KeyError:
+            tmp = i
+        printf(tmp)
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+    in_data = keepasks("What is the data you want to transfer?", inputter=askinput)
+    main()
diff --git a/python/stdlib.py b/python/stdlib.py
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+#!/dev/null
+
+# text ascii codes
+class ascii:
+	### ASCII
+	#\33[0m   # remove all attribute
+	bright = "\33[1m"   # control brightness
+	itectic = "\33[4m"  # underline
+	bold = "\033[1m"  # bold
+	blink = "\33[5m"   # blink
+	reverse = "\33[7m"   # reverse
+	disappear = "\33[8m"   # disappear
+	#\33[30m -- \33[37m   # foreground
+	#\33[40m -- \33[47m   # background
+	clear = "\33[2J"   # clear screen
+	def cursor(self, func, n=0, x=0, y=0):
+			if func == 'upper':
+				return f"\33[{n}A"   # upper cursor n line
+			elif func == 'lower':
+				return f"\33[{n}B"   # lower cursor n line
+			elif func == 'righter':
+				return f"\33[{n}C"   # righter cursor n line
+			elif func == 'lefter':
+				return f"\33[{n}D"   # lefter cursor n line
+			elif func == 'pos':
+				return f"\33[{y};{x}H" # set cursor x/y
+			elif func == 'clearline':
+				return "\33[K"    # clear from cursor to end
+			elif func == 'savpos':
+				return "\33[s"    # save cursor pos
+			elif func == 'recpos':
+				return "\33[u"    # recover saved cursor pos
+			elif func == 'hide':
+				return "\33[?25l" # hide cursor
+			elif func == 'show':
+				return "\33[?25h" # show cursor
+
+	class color:
+		reset = "\33[0m"
+
+		black = "\033[30m" # black
+		red = "\033[31m" # red
+		green = "\033[32m" # green
+		yellow = "\033[33m" # yellow
+		blue = "\033[34m" # blue
+		purple = "\033[35m" # purple
+		cyan = "\033[36m" # cyan
+		gray = "\033[37m" # gray
+
+		lblack = "\033[1;30m" # light-black
+		lred = "\033[1;31m" # light-red
+		lgreen = "\033[1;32m" # light-green
+		lyellow = "\033[1;33m" # light-yellow
+		lblue = "\033[1;34m" # light-blue
+		lpurple = "\033[1;35m" # light-purple
+		lcyan = "\033[1;36m" # light-cyan
+		white = "\033[1;37m" # white
+
+# convert iterable into string
+def i2str(value, spacing=' '):
+	return str(spacing.join(map(str, value)))
+
+# convert color types
+
+# convert RGB to hex
+def rgb2hex(r: int, g: int, b: int) -> int:
+	hex_value = f"{r:02x}{g:02x}{b:02x}"
+	return hex_value
+
+# convert RGB to ASCII
+def rgb2ascii(r: int, g: int, b: int) -> int:
+	ascii_value = (r + g + b) // 3
+	return ascii_value
+
+# convert hex to RGB
+def hex2rgb(hex_value: int) -> list:
+	# Remove the '#' symbol if present
+	hex_value = hex_value.lstrip('#')
+	
+	# Convert the hexadecimal value to RGB
+	red = int(hex_value[0:2], 16)
+	green = int(hex_value[2:4], 16)
+	blue = int(hex_value[4:6], 16)
+	
+	# Return the RGB values as a list
+	return [red, green, blue]
+
+# convert hex to ASCII
+def hex2ascii(hex_value: int) -> int:
+	rgb_values = hex2rgb(hex_value)
+	ascii_value = rgb2ascii(*rgb_values)
+	return ascii_value
+
+# convert ASCII to hex
+def ascii2hex(ascii_value: int) -> str:
+	red = ascii_value % 256
+	green = (ascii_value // 256) % 256
+	blue = (ascii_value // 256 // 256) % 256
+
+	hex_value = f"#{red:02X}{green:02X}{blue:02X}"
+	return hex_value
+
+# convert ASCII to RGB
+def ascii2rgb(ascii_value: int) -> list:
+	# Map the ASCII value to an RGB value
+	red = ascii_value % 256
+	green = (ascii_value // 256) % 256
+	blue = (ascii_value // 256 // 256) % 256
+	
+	# Return the RGB values as a list
+	return [red, green, blue]
+
+# print but formatly without newline and will flush stream
+def printf(*value: str):
+	print(str(i2str(value)), end='', flush=True)
+
+# mixly(shuffle) join a list to another
+def shufflejoinlst(str1: str, str2: str, *others) -> list:
+	from random import shuffle
+	tmpstr = str1 + str2
+	if others:
+		for o in others:
+			tmpstr += o
+
+	tmpstrlst = list(tmpstr)
+	shuffle(tmpstrlst)
+	return tmpstrlst
+
+# limit string to how much charactor it can use, and delete other then that
+def limitstring(string: str, limit: int):
+	if len(string) > limit:
+		return string[0:limit]
+	else:
+		return string
+
+# animated print
+def aprintf(*value: str, interval=0.01, end=None):
+	from time import sleep
+	value = i2str(list(value))
+	ani=True
+	if len(value) >= 8*32:
+		ani = ainputf("Print string is bigger, fast animation(Y/n): ")
+		if ani.lower() == 'y':
+			ani=False
+	for i in value:
+		printf(i)
+		if ani:
+			sleep(interval)
+	if end is None:
+		printf(f'{ascii.color.reset}\n')
+	else:
+		printf(end)
+
+# print with info([*]) or selected([+]) and green color
+def printinfo(str: str, outputter=aprintf, ccolor=ascii.color.green, selection=False, end=None):
+	if selection:
+		outputter(f"{ccolor}[+] {str}{ascii.color.reset}", end=end)
+	else:
+		outputter(f"{ccolor}[*] {str}{ascii.color.reset}", end=end)
+
+# print with warning([!]) and yellow color
+def printwarning(str: str, outputter=aprintf, ccolor=ascii.color.yellow, end=None):
+	outputter(f"{ccolor}[!] {str}{ascii.color.reset}", end=end)
+
+# print with error(#) and red color
+def printerror(str: str, outputter=aprintf, ccolor=ascii.color.red, end=None):
+	outputter(f"{ccolor}[#] {str}{ascii.color.reset}", end=end)
+
+def ainputf(str: str, end='', ccolor=ascii.color.purple):
+	aprintf(str, end=end)
+	import readline
+	return input()
+
+def input(*arg):
+	import readline
+	from builtins import input
+	return input(*arg)
+
+def askinput(str: str, inputter=ainputf, ccolor=ascii.color.blue):
+	return inputter(f"{ccolor}[?] {str}{ascii.color.reset}: ")
+
+def keepasks(info: str, inputter=ainputf, *inputargs):
+	tmprespond = ""
+	while tmprespond == "" or tmprespond == " " or tmprespond is None or not tmprespond:
+		tmprespond = inputter(info, *inputargs)
+	return tmprespond
+
+# animated countdown from @timeoutsec
+def countdown(timeoutsec: int):
+	from time import sleep
+	timeoutsec = timeoutsec
+	for _ in range(timeoutsec-1):
+		printf(timeoutsec)
+		for _ in range(3):
+			printf('.')
+			sleep(0.8/3)
+		timeoutsec -= 1
+		sleep(0.2)
+	print(1)
+
+# TODO: make aloading() in threading
+# animated loading with @msg
+def aloading(msg="Loading...", stop=False):
+	from itertools import cycle
+	from time import sleep
+	for c in cycle(['|', '/', '-', '\\']):
+		if stop:
+			break
+		printf(f"\r[{c}] {msg}")
+		sleep(0.1)
+
+# automated execute @func in background with @arg
+def bgexec(func, arg=False, stop=False):
+	from threading import Thread
+	if stop:
+		try:
+			t.join()
+		except AttributeError:
+			raise AttributeError("Thread is not started")
+		except UnboundLocalError:
+			raise UnboundLocalError("Thread is not started")
+	else:
+		if arg:
+			t = Thread(target=func, args=arg).start()
+		else:
+			t = Thread(target=func).start()
+
+# to give a absolutly perfect path to the location of a file or self(directory)
+def rpath(file: str=None) -> str:
+	from os import path
+	if file:
+		if path.islink(file):
+			from os import readlink
+			file = readlink(file)
+		return f'{path.dirname(path.abspath(__file__))}/{file}'
+	else:
+		return path.dirname(path.abspath(__file__))
+
+# run another python file(utils)
+def runutil(file: str, *arg) -> any:
+	from sys import executable
+	from os import execv
+	execv(executable, ['python3', f'{rpath()}/{file}'] + list(arg))
+
+# TODO: fix this "TypeError: Please input @sig as a int(signal number, like 15) or str(signal name, like SIGTERM", tried signal.SIGINT, or str(signal name, like SIGTERM)
+# catch & handle signals
+def sigcatch(sig, error=None, sysexit=False, handler=None):
+	from signal import signal
+	if handler is not None:
+		pass
+	elif error is None:
+		def handler(sig, stack):
+			printerror(f"catched kill signal: {sig}")
+			if sysexit:
+				from sys import exit as sysexit
+				sysexit(sig)
+	elif error:
+		def handler(sig, stack):
+			printerror(error)
+			if sysexit:
+				sysexit(sig)
+	if sig == str:
+		from signal import sig
+		signal(signal.sig, handler)
+	elif sig == int:
+		signal(sig, handler)
+	else:
+		raise TypeError("Please input @sig as a int(signal number, like 15) or str(signal name, like SIGTERM")
+
+
+# self test
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+	from python.stdlib import *
+	from test import tests
+	tests()