gym_cooking/environment/cooking_zoo.py
def env(level, num_agents, record, max_steps, recipes, obs_spaces):
    """
    The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default. These
    wrappers contain logic that is common to many pettingzoo environments.
    We recommend you use at least the OrderEnforcingWrapper on your own environment
    to provide sane error messages. You can find full documentation for these methods
    elsewhere in the developer documentation.
    """
    env_init = CookingEnvironment(level, num_agents, record, max_steps, recipes, obs_spaces)
    env_init = wrappers.CaptureStdoutWrapper(env_init)
    env_init = wrappers.AssertOutOfBoundsWrapper(env_init)
    env_init = wrappers.OrderEnforcingWrapper(env_init)
    return env_init

    The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default. These
    wrappers contain logic that is common to many pettingzoo environments.
    We recommend you use at least the OrderEnforcingWrapper on your own environment
    to provide sane error messages. You can find full documentation for these methods
    elsewhere in the developer documentation.
    
The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default. These
wrappers contain logic that is common to many pettingzoo environments.
We recommend you use at least the OrderEnforcingWrapper on your own environment
to provide sane error messages. You can find full documentation for these methods
elsewhere in the developer documentation.
The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default . These wrappers contain logic that is common to many pettingzoo environments . We recommend you use at least the OrderEnforcingWrapper on your own environment to provide sane error messages . You can find full documentation for these methods elsewhere in the developer documentation .
def env(level, num_agents, record, max_steps, recipes, obs_spaces):
    env_init = CookingEnvironment(level, num_agents, record, max_steps, recipes, obs_spaces)
    env_init = wrappers.CaptureStdoutWrapper(env_init)
    env_init = wrappers.AssertOutOfBoundsWrapper(env_init)
    env_init = wrappers.OrderEnforcingWrapper(env_init)
    return env_init
def env ( level , num_agents , record , max_steps , recipes , obs_spaces ) : env_init = CookingEnvironment ( level , num_agents , record , max_steps , recipes , obs_spaces ) env_init = wrappers . CaptureStdoutWrapper ( env_init ) env_init = wrappers . AssertOutOfBoundsWrapper ( env_init ) env_init = wrappers . OrderEnforcingWrapper ( env_init ) return env_init
The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default.
The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default .
"""
    The env function wraps the environment in 3 wrappers by default. These
    wrappers contain logic that is common to many pettingzoo environments.
    We recommend you use at least the OrderEnforcingWrapper on your own environment
    to provide sane error messages. You can find full documentation for these methods
    elsewhere in the developer documentation.
    """
level
num_agents
record
max_steps
recipes
obs_spaces