Chillax - Python Package

Chillax is a playful and flexible Python package designed to make coding feel less like a chore and more like a creative flow. Instead of restricting you to rigid predefined functions, Chillax embraces freedom and fun: you can call functions that may or may not exist, and the library will still respond in an intelligent and useful way. For example, you might use standard helpers like chillax.sort to perform everyday tasks, but you can just as easily invent your own quirky functions like chillax.writePoem and so on. The magic of Chillax lies in its adaptability, it’s not just a toolbox but also a creative playground where your imagination defines the API surface. This makes it perfect for learners who want to explore programming in a relaxed, experimental environment, as well as for developers who want to inject humor and personality into their workflows. Chillax breaks away from conventional coding practices and invites you to experiment with commands that blend productivity, creativity, and entertainment.

Install

Get started by installing the package from PyPI:

pip install Chillax

Setup

Import chillax from chillax and set the Gemini api key using the setAPIKey() function

import chillax from chillax

#use the setAPIKey() function
chillax.setAPIKey("your_api_key")

Quick start

A minimal example to ask a question and print the answer. Adjust imports if your package exposes a different interface.

#Example of a useful function (extendable)
my_list = [5, 2, 9, 1]
sorted_list = chillax.sort(my_list)
print(sorted_list)

#No predefined "explainSorting" exists...
#But you can just call it anyway 👇
print(chillax.explainSorting("quick sort"))

#Or invent your own creative function names
print(chillax.debugMyCode("def add(a,b): return a-b", "Python"))
print(chillax.writePoem("about vibecoding"))
print(chillax.createPlaylist("lofi coding beats"))
chillax.translateFrenchToEnglish("Je suis Inde")

Note: The function names are entirely up to your creativity, you can call anything you like, and Chillax will try to handle it.

This page exists to document and showcase my published Python package, Chillax, which wraps the Gemini API to provide concise answers with a minimal Pythonic interface. It’s part of my portfolio to highlight shipped, installable work on PyPI and give you a quick way to evaluate the package with setup and a copy‑pasteable example.