first: Return the First True Value from an Iterable

first is an MIT-licensed Python package with a single, simple function that efficiently returns the first 'truthy' value from an iterable, or `None` if no such value exists. It offers optional `key` function customization for complex truthiness evaluation and a `default` parameter for specifying a fallback value. Currently at version 2.0.2, the library maintains a stable, infrequent release cadence focused on core functionality and compatibility.