Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: asknews
AskNews Python SDkPython SDK for the AskNews API.InstallationpipinstallasknewsUsageimportasynciofromasknews_sdkimportAskNewsSDKasyncdefmain():asyncwithAskNewsSDK(client_id="your_client_id",client_secret="your_client_secret",scopes=["chat","news","stories","sentiment"],)assdk:response=awaitsdk.stories.get_stories()print(response)response=awaitsdk.news.search_news(query="covid",n_articles=50)print(response)if__name__=="__main__":asyncio.run(main())For more information on the Rest API, please visit thedocumentation.
Package: ask-openai
This packageask_openaiprovides a single minimal implementation
of a function decoratorask.If the decorated function raises an error,
the decorator asks OpenAI / GPT-3 to explain it to you.Use as follows:importosfromask_openaiimportaskask=ask(api_key=os.environ['OPENAI_API_KEY'],logger=print)@askdeff(x):return1/0This will print something like:OpenAI explanation: Division by zero is an error because a number cannot be divided by 0.
Package: ask-pepperonit
Web_Interaction_Package (ask_pepperonit)This is a small part collection of methods from a Pepper project. This package does not have any value by itself, but is rather customized for our colleagues to call upon certain methods within their block-programming module.Functionality mainly revolves around doing calls to Google's and Wikipedia's API with text(string) input and having Pepper display the results in an appropriate way.InstallationRun the following to install:pipinstallask_pepperonitUsage / ExampleUsage will be demonstrated with bash/terminal use.In order to use the module, we import the Ask class from the module:pythonfromask_pepperonitimportAskThen we instatiate the Ask class with your Google search engine information.ask=Ask("YOUR_GOOGLE_API_KEY","YOUR_GOOGLE_CX_KEY")Now we can simply call either ask_google_api or ask_wikipedia_api with a string inputask.ask_google_api("Cats and dogs")To which the method returns a string, a link to a google image (Link provided in the terminal aswell)Contributionpythonsetup.pybdist_wheelsdistthen:twineupload.\dist\ask_pepperonit-x.x.x-py3-none-any.whl.\dist\ask_pepperonit-x.x.x.tar.gzWhere "x.x.x" is the version number set in the setup.py file, e.g. "0.0.1"LICENSEMIT License
Package: askpy
ASKpy is a module which makes collecting Raw Input for your Python
program more robust. It supports creating prompts, conditional
questions, validation, and transforming responses.InstallationInstalling ASKpy is as simple as:pip install askpyUsageASKpy at its core is a way to build up questions and create a prompt for
users in your terminal applications.from askpy import Prompt

prompt = Prompt()

my_question = prompt.make_question('name', 'What is your name?')

prompt.add(my_question)

prompt.collect()

name = prompt.get_response('name')While the above may hide raw input, it does not give you much more power
than you could already use in the standard library. ASKpy allows you to
validate and transform your responses easily:from askpy import Prompt, Validator

prompt = Prompt()

question = prompt.make_question('age', 'How old are you?') \
                 .must(Validator.num_gt(20)) \
                 .transform(int)

prompt.add(question)

prompt.collect()

question = prompt.get_response('question')The above example will ensure the user enters an age greater 20
otherwise it will reprompt them. Once it has a valid age it will cast it
to an integer for you to use later.There’s more too.Sometimes questions depend on others and in order to handle these cases
you would usually rely on conditional statements and parsing. With ASKpy
you can do this by chaining questions.from askpy import Prompt, ValidationError, Validator

prompt = Prompt()


def validate_even(num):
    Validator.num(num)
    if int(num) % 2 != 0:
        raise ValidationError('Please choose an even number')


def validate_odd(num):
    Validator.num(num)
    if int(num) % 2 == 0:
        raise ValidationError('Please choose an odd number')


even_or_odd = prompt.make_question('even_or_odd', 'Do you prefer even or odd numbers?') \
                    .must(Validator.one_of(['even', 'odd']))

even_question = prompt.make_question('even', 'What is your favorite even number?') \
                      .must(validate_even) \
                      .transform(int)

odd_question = prompt.make_question('odd', 'What is your favorite odd number?') \
                     .must(validate_odd) \
                     .transform(int)

prompt.add(even_or_odd) \
      .then(lambda resp: resp == 'even', even_question, odd_question)

prompt.collect()As you can see, you get explicit prompts with the ability to keep your
code sane.
Package: ask-pypi
ASK PYPIAsk PyPI about whether a Python Package has alread been released/registered under a given name.Source Code:https://github.com/boromir674/ask-pypiPypi Package:https://pypi.org/project/ask_pypi/Featuresask_pypipython packageis-pypi-packagecli to check PyPI about a given packageTest SuiteusingPytestParallel Executionof Unit Tests, on multiple cpu’sAutomation, usingtoxCode CoveragemeasuringBuild Command, using thebuildpython packagePypi Deploy Command, supporting upload to bothpypi.organdtest.pypi.orgserversType Check Command, usingmypyCI Pipeline, running onGithub ActionsJob Matrix, spanning differentplatform’s andpython version’sPlatfroms:ubuntu-latest,macos-latestPython Iterpreters:3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9,3.10Parallel Jobexecution, generated from thematrix, that runs theTest SuiteQuickstartUsingpipis the approved way for installingask_pypi.python3-mpipinstall--userask_pypiUsageOpen a console (ie terminal) and run:is-pypi-packageso-magicecho$?Observer that the exit code is 0, since there IS a package namedso-magicon pypi.org.is-pypi-packageubaspidfbpasuidbfecho$?Observer that the exit code is 1, since there is NOT a package namedubaspidfbpasuidbfon pypi.org.LicenseFree software: Affero GNU General Public License v3.0
Package: askquestions
how.How do I ...?This project was started to help developers ask more questions.Table of ContentsInstallationUsageFossCommunityContributorsCopyrightInstallationInstallusing pypi-->$ pip3 install askquestionsOrgit-->$ pip3 install git+https://github.com/ronnathaniel/howOrfrom source-->$ git clone https://github.com/ronnathaniel/how.git
$ cd how
$ pip3 install .Usage$ how QUERY*Ask your terminal directly.$ how do i exit vim
➜       ...
➜       ...Optional Argumentsshorthandlonghandtypedefaultdescription-n--numint5Amount of links to return-g--google-FalseIf exists-s--sitescomma-sep liststackoverflow.comsites to check for using google.comAnd have fun.$ how -n 10 -s youtube.com,stackoverflow.com,example.com exit vi

Results from youtube.com:
➜       ...
➜       ...

Results from stackoverflow.com:
➜       ...
➜       ...

Results from example.com:
None found.
If a discrepency is found ➜ contact the team at rnathaniel7@gmail.com.FOSSgooglesearch-python- "A Python library for scraping the Google search engine."CommunityWe want to build a community of question-askers.After all, it is only when we ask questions that we can learn anything.Contributions are more than welcome, maintainers are always invited, and if you can ask questions you're a VIP.ContributorsCopyrightMIT License.All rights reserved.end.
Package: ask-robot
Ask robotfor WeChat platform, offer api to do an ask robot.install python from sourcewgethttps://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.9.7/Python-3.9.7.tar.xz
tar-xzvfPython-3.9.7.tar.xzcdPython-3.9.7
./configure--prefix=/opt/idlepig/apps/python397
make
makealtinstallcd~/code/venv
/opt/idlepig/apps/python397/bin/python3.9-mvenvwxsource~/code/venv/wx/bin/activatecd~/code/wx
pipinstall-rrequirements.txtor install python directlyin centosyuminstallpython36uenvcreate virtual environment and sourcemkdir-p~/code/venvcd~/code/venv
python3-mvenvwxsource~/code/venv/wx/bin/activateinstall ask_robotpip install ask_robotstart flask serviceyou need set actual info for token, aes_key, appidif you are in plaintext mode, just set token is ok.exporttoken=''exportapp_id=''exportaes_key=''exportsecret=''exportemail_from=''exportemail_password=''exportemail_to=''exportchatgpt=''nohup ask &thenhttp://0.0.0.0:8081will workinstall nginxyuminstallnginxvi /etc/nginx/nginx.confhttp{...
upstreamidlewith{server127.0.0.1:8081;}...}vi /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.confserver{listen80;server_name_;location/{proxy_passhttp://idlewith;}}so, we map 80 port to 8081 portstart nginxnginx
Package: ask-ron
Ask RonThis is a very simple library that has been created to demonstrate how to build a Python package and deploy to PyPi such
that the code is available to anyone using thepiptoolUsageThis tool can be used in two ways, you can either import it as a Python package to use in your own code or you can use
it via the Command Line to replicate a Magic 8 BallInstallationYou can install this Python package via thepiptoolpipinstallask_ronPython Libraryfromask_ron.ask_ron.askimportAsk# using the default set of answersask_ronald=Ask()ask_ronald.get_answer()# this would return one of the default answers# using a custom set of answerscustom_answers=("Yes","No","I Don't Know")ask_me=Ask(answers=custom_answers)ask_me.get_answer()# returns one of the custom answers (randomly)Command Lineask_ronRelease ManagerRaghav Nair (@nairraghav)
Package: asksageclient
Ask Sage Python ClientThis is the official Python client for the Ask Sage API. It allows you to interact with the Ask Sage service, providing a simple and pythonic way to make requests to the service.Check Ask Sage API documentation here:Ask Sage User API:https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis-docs/NICOLASCHAILLAN_1/user-api/1.0Ask Sage Server API:https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis-docs/NICOLASCHAILLAN_1/server_ask-sage_api/1.0InstallationYou can install the Ask Sage Python client via pip:pip install asksageclientUsageFirst, import the client:from asksageclient import AskSageClientThen, instantiate the client:client = AskSageClient('your_email_here', 'your_api_key_here')
Warning: Do not store credentials in code, use environment variables/secrets insteadNow, you can use the client to interact with the Ask Sage service. For example, to interact with the main endpoint:response = client.query(message='Who is Nic Chaillan?')print(response)EndpointsThe client provides methods for all the Ask Sage API endpoints:add_datasetdelete_datasetassign_datasetget_user_logsget_user_loginsqueryquery_with_filequery_pluginfollow_up_questionstokenizerget_personasget_datasetsget_pluginscount_monthly_tokenscount_monthly_teach_tokenstraintrain_with_filefileEach method corresponds to an endpoint of the Ask Sage API. Thecontentparameter should be a dictionary containing the data you want to send in the request body.Error HandlingThe client includes basic error handling. If a request fails, it will print an error message and returnNone.ContributingContributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or create an issue to contribute to this project.LicenseSee the LICENSE file for details.
Package: ask-schools
Ask SchoolsThis package helps convert Ask School suffixes to the school full name.InstallationAsk Schoolscan be installed from PyPI usingpipor your package manager of choice:pip install ask_schoolsUsageExample:fromask_schoolsimportfind_school_by_operator_suffixdeftest_check_school_name_equal_toronto():result=find_school_by_operator_suffix('_tor')assertresult=='Tordonto'Code of ConductEveryone interacting in the project's codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms, and mailing lists is expected to follow thePyPA Code of Conduct.
Package: ask-sdk-jinja-renderer
ASK SDK Jinja Rendererask-sdk-jinja-renderer is an SDK package for supporting template responses for skill developers, when built using
ASK Python SDK. It provides jinja framework as a template renderer to render the response loaded from the
template and inject the data passed and finally deserialize to custom response format.Quick StartIf you already have a skill built using the ASK SDK builders, then you only need to do the following,
to start using template resolvers to generate responses.Import FileSystemTemplateLoader from ask_sdk_core and JinjaTemplateRenderer from ask_sdk_jinja_renderer packages.Register the Loaders with appropriate parameters and also a Renderer into skill builder using add_loaders and
add_renderer methods.Create a template file as shown below and provide the path of the directory and its encoding scheme as parameters while
initializing the loader.example_app/my_skill.pyfromask_sdk_core.skill_builderimportSkillBuilderfromask_sdk_core.handler_inputimportHandlerInputfromask_sdk_core.dispatch_componentsimportAbstractRequestHandlerfromask_sdk_core.utilsimportis_request_typefromask_sdk_core.view_resolversimportFileSystemTemplateLoaderfromask_sdk_jinja_rendererimportJinjaTemplateRendererfromask_sdk_modelimportResponsesb=SkillBuilder()classLaunchRequestHandler(AbstractRequestHandler):"""Handler for skill launch."""defcan_handle(self,handler_input):# type: (HandlerInput) -> boolreturnis_request_type("LaunchRequest")(handler_input)defhandle(self,handler_input):# type: (HandlerInput) -> Responsespeech_text="Hello!!"template_name="responses"data_map={'speech_text':speech_text,'card':{'type':'Simple','title':'Jinja2 Template','content':speech_text},'should_end_session':'false'}returnhandler_input.generate_template_response(template_name,data_map,file_ext='jinja')# Other skill components here ....# Register all handlers, loaders, renderers, interceptors etc.sb.add_request_handler(LaunchRequestHandler())# Add default file system loader on skill buildersb.add_loader(FileSystemTemplateLoader(dir_path="templates",encoding='utf-8'))# Add default jinja renderer on skill buildersb.add_renderer(JinjaTemplateRenderer())skill=sb.create()example_app/templates/responses.jinja{"outputSpeech":{"type":"SSML","ssml":"<speak>{{ speech_text }}</speak>"},"card":{"type":"{{ card.type }}","title":"{{ card.title}}","content":"{{ card.content }}"},"shouldEndSession":"{{ should_end_session }}"}InstallationAssuming that you have Python andvirtualenvinstalled, you can
install the package from PyPi as follows:$virtualenvvenv$.venv/bin/activate$pipinstallask-sdk-jinja-rendererUsage and Getting StartedGetting started guides, SDK Features, API references, samples etc. can
be found atRead The DocsGot Feedback?We would like to hear about your bugs, feature requests, questions or quick feedback.
Please search for theexisting issuesbefore opening a new one. It would also be helpful
if you follow the templates for issue and pull request creation. Please follow thecontributing guidelines!!Request and vote forAlexa features!CHANGELOG1.0Initial release of Ask SDK Python Jinja Renderer Package.
Package: ask-sdk-model-runtime
ASK SDK Model Runtime - Base components of ASK SDKask-sdk-model-runtime is the common models package by
the Software Development Kit (SDK) team for Python that
provides common implementations like Serializer, ApiClient
BaseServiceClient, Authentication Configuration etc.
that is used by the SDK models.Quick StartInstallationAssuming that you have Python andvirtualenvinstalled, you can
install the package and it’s dependencies from PyPi
as follows:$virtualenvvenv$.venv/bin/activate$pipinstallask-sdk-model-runtimeYou can also install the whole standard package locally by following these steps:$gitclonehttps://github.com/alexa/alexa-apis-for-python.git$cdask_sdk_model_runtime$virtualenvvenv...$.venv/bin/activate$pythonsetup.pyinstallUsage and Getting StartedGetting started guides, SDK Features, API references, samples etc. can
be found atRead The DocsGot Feedback?We would like to hear about your bugs, feature requests, questions or quick feedback.
Please search for theexisting issuesbefore opening a new one. It would also be helpful
if you follow the templates for issue and pull request creation. Please follow thecontributing guidelines!Request and vote forAlexa features!CHANGELOG1.0Initial release of alexa sdk model runtime.1.0.1Adding User-Agent functionality support to set custom user agent values.Updated all Unit tests to Python UnitTest framework.
Package: ask-sdk-s3-persistence-adapter
ASK SDK S3 Adapter of Python ASK SDKask-sdk-s3-persistence-adapter is the persistence adapter package for Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) by
the Software Development Kit (SDK) team for Python. It has the persistence adapter implementation
for connecting the Skill to the AWS S3.NoteBecause Amazon S3 provideseventual consistency <https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Introduction.html>for updates to existing objects, we recommend usingask-sdk-dynamodb-persistence-adapter <https://github.com/alexa/alexa-skills-kit-sdk-for-python/tree/master/ask-sdk-dynamodb-persistence-adapter>for persistent attributes if your skill requires read-after-write consistency.Quick StartInstallationAssuming that you have Python andvirtualenvinstalled, you can
install the package and it’s dependencies (ask-sdk-model,ask-sdk-core) from PyPi
as follows:$virtualenvvenv$.venv/bin/activate$pipinstallask-sdk-s3-persistence-adapterYou can also install the whole s3 persistence adapter package locally by following these steps:$gitclonehttps://github.com/alexa/alexa-skills-kit-sdk-for-python.git$cdalexa-skills-kit-sdk-for-python/ask-sdk-s3-persistence-adapter$virtualenvvenv...$.venv/bin/activate$pythonsetup.pyinstallUsage and Getting StartedGetting started guides, SDK Features, API references, samples etc. can
be found atRead The DocsGot Feedback?We would like to hear about your bugs, feature requests, questions or quick feedback.
Please search for theexisting issuesbefore opening a new one. It would also be helpful
if you follow the templates for issue and pull request creation. Please follow thecontributing guidelines!!Request and vote forAlexa features!CHANGELOG1.0.0Initial release of ASK SDK S3 Persistence Adapter package.
Package: ask-sdk-webservice-support
ASK SDK Webservice Support - Base components for Python ASK SDK Skill as WebServiceask-sdk-webservice-supportis the base SDK package for providing
support to deploy skill as webservice, when built using ASK Python SDK.
It provides the base verification components and the dispatch logic for
skills deployed as a custom webservice rather than on AWS Lambda.
It provides an easy way to register and useskills as custom webservices.If you plan to useFlaskfor your webservice development, you can
install theflask-ask-sdkpackage. If you are usingDjangofor your
webservice development, you can install thedjango-ask-sdkpackage.Quick StartInstallationImportantcryptographyis a dependency for this package. If you have not
already installedcryptography, you might need to
install additional prerequisites as detailed in thecryptography installation guidefor your operating system.Assuming that you have Python andvirtualenvinstalled, you can
install the package from PyPi as follows:$virtualenvvenv$.venv/bin/activate$pipinstallask-sdk-webservice-supportThis package is not installed along-sideask-sdkstandard distribution,
and has to be installed separately if you need support for skill
deployment as webservice.Usage and Getting StartedGetting started guides, SDK Features, API references, samples etc. can
be found in thetechnical documentationGot Feedback?We would like to hear about your bugs, feature requests, questions or
quick feedback. Please search for theexisting issuesbefore opening a new one. It would also be helpful if you follow the
templates for issue and pull request creation. Please follow thecontributing guidelines!!Request and vote forAlexa features!CHANGELOG0.1Initial release of Alexa Skills Kit Webservice Support Package.0.1.2This release contains the following changes :Fix setting the custom user agent on the skill instance, when initializing the handler.1.0.0This release contains the following changes :Move the webservice adapters to GA.1.1.0This release contains the following changes :Timestamp verifier checks the total number of seconds between request timestamp and server timestamp.Add context management to urlopen method used in request verification.1.2.0This release contains the following changes :Case-insensitive header value retrieval for request verification.1361.3.0This release contains the following changes :Certificate chain validation in request verification, to check the certificate chain validates to a trusted root CA.1.3.1This release contains the following changes :Fix the dependencies in the setup file, for cert validation.1.3.2This release contains the following changes :Fix timestamp verifier maximum tolerance value for skill events and normal skill requests.1.3.3This release contains the following changes :Updated signature algorithm validationUpdated cryptography dependency197
Package: ask-so
This is a tool to help you construct a good question about Python onStackOverflow, although it can help with
other forums too. It assumes that you’ve written some code that isn’t
behaving correctly. This should not be a problem, as StackOverflow
generally expects you to show that you’ve tried something.To install: runpip installask-soin a terminal. You will needpip, which you can install with the instructionshere. On Linux/OSX you
may need to runsudo pip installask-so. If nothing works, you candownload the
source, unzip
it, and runpython setup.pyinside.To use:(Optional, best if your question involves files) Navigate to the
location of your code in a terminal.Runasksoin the terminal. If that doesn’t work:python-maskso. This will start a server.Visithttp://localhost:5000/in your browser.
Package: askstack
askstackSearch answers on Stack Overflow. Can use Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo search
engine.Just pass some keywords to the script and it will uses a search engine to find
the most relevant pages on Stack Overflow.Then, it will get the first code snippet from the question page or the full
answer text.Simple example:$ askstack python delete dict key
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Question: How to remove a key from a python dictionary?

my_dict.pop('key', None)


Answer from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11277432

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Question: Delete an item from a dictionary

del d[key]


Answer from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5844672

---------------------------------------------------------------------------NotesWorks on Python 2.7 and Python 3.4+InstallInstall using pip:pip install askstackUsageUsage: askstack keywords... [options]

search answers on stackoverflow

Options:
--version       show program's version number and exit
-h, --help      show this help message and exit
-a ANSWERS      number of answers to retrieve (default: 2)
-e ENGINE       search engine to use: 'google', 'bing', 'duckduckgo' or
                'fallback' - fallback will try google and fallback to bing
                and duckduckgo if a search fails (default: fallback)
-f, --fulltext  get the full answer text (default: disabled)
-s SLEEP        sleep time between requests (default: 0.5)
-t TIMEOUT      timeout in seconds to wait for reply (default: 5)ExamplesIf you are feeling lucky, get only the first code snippet:$ askstack linux gzip directory -a 1Get full first answer:$ askstack linux gzip directory -a 1 -fTry to get three answers using only DuckDuckGo as the search engine:$ askstack linux gzip directory -a 3 -e duckduckgo
Package: asktanya
Welcome to asktanya 👋Ask-tanya anything! Asktanya is a framework to search factual information on the internet.🏠Homepage✨DemoInstallpipinstallasktanyaUsage in CLI / Terminalask-tanyaUsage in Pythonimportasktanyafromasktanya.mainimportask_tanyaask_tanya("Why is the earth round")Author👤Livia EllenWebsite: liviaellen.comGithub:@liviaellenLinkedIn:@liviaellen🤝 ContributingContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!Feel free to checkissues page.Show your supportGive a ⭐️ if this project helped you!Generated with ❤️ and coffee