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Package: arrowhead-client
ARROWHEAD CLIENT PYTHON LIBRARYThis is a library for the creation of client service providers and consumer for theArrowhead Framework, a service-oriented framework developed for industrial automation.
To read more about the library, please go to thedocumentation.AboutThe Arrowhead Client Python Library is a library to make it easy to create your own Arrowhead Framework systems and services in Python.
This library provides interfaces to connect Python with theArrowhead Core Systems.Development statusThis library is still in the Alpha stage of development, this means that the APIs haven't yet matured and may change at any time.The library currently supports the http and websockets protocols for service consumption.The library only provides interfaces for he mandatory core systems at the moment, but inferfaces for the other core systems is planned.External DepenciesTo run an Arrowhead system you need to have the Arrowhead core systems up and running, and the correct certificates need to be provided.
A guide on how to create your own certificates can be found on theArrowhead github.How To UseSee thequickstart guide.
Package: arrow-json
arrow-jsonEncode an arrow array into an array of json strings:importjsonimportpyarrowaspafromarrow_jsonimportarray_to_utf8_json_arraydata=[[{"f":[1,2]}],[],None]array=pa.array(data)print(nested_list_struct_array.type)# list<item: struct<f: list<item: int64>>>json_array=array_to_utf8_json_array(array)loaded=[json.loads(s)ifsisnotNoneelseNoneforsinjson_array.to_pylist()]assertloaded==data
Package: arrow-ng
# Arrow - Better dates & times for Python[![build status](https://travis-ci.org/crsmithdev/arrow.png)](https://travis-ci.org/crsmithdev/arrow)[![downloads](https://pypip.in/d/arrow/badge.png)](https://crate.io/packages/arrow)## Documentation: [crsmithdev.com/arrow](http://crsmithdev.com/arrow)## What?Arrow is a Python library that offers a sensible, human-friendly approach to creating, manipulating, formatting and converting dates, times, and timestamps.  It implements and updates the datetime type, plugging gaps in functionality, and provides an intelligent module API that supports many common creation scenarios.  Simply put, it helps you work with dates and times with fewer imports and a lot less code.Arrow is heavily inspired by [moment.js](https://github.com/timrwood/moment>) and [requests](https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests).## Why?Python's standard library and some other low-level modules have near-complete date, time and time zone functionality but don't work very well from a usability perspective:- Too many modules:  datetime, time, calendar, dateutil, pytz and more- Too many types:  date, time, datetime, tzinfo, timedelta, relativedelta, etc.- Time zones and timestamp conversions are verbose and unpleasant- Time zone naievety is the norm- Gaps in functionality:  ISO-8601 parsing, timespans, humanization## Features- Fully implemented, drop-in replacement for datetime- Supports Python 2.6, 2.7 and 3.3- Time zone-aware & UTC by default- Provides super-simple creation options for many common input scenarios- Updated .replace method with support for relative offsets, including weeks- Formats and parses strings, including ISO-8601-formatted strings automatically- Timezone conversion- Timestamp available as a property- Generates time spans, ranges, floors and ceilings in timeframes from year to microsecond- Humanizes and supports a growing list of contributed locales- Extensible for your own Arrow-derived types## Quick startFirst:```shell$ pip install arrow```And then:```python>>> import arrow>>> utc = arrow.utcnow()>>> utc<Arrow [2013-05-11T21:23:58.970460+00:00]>>>> utc = utc.replace(hours=-1)>>> utc<Arrow [2013-05-11T20:23:58.970460+00:00]>>>> local = utc.to('US/Pacific')>>> local<Arrow [2013-05-11T13:23:58.970460-07:00]>>>> arrow.get('2013-05-11T21:23:58.970460+00:00')<Arrow [2013-05-11T21:23:58.970460+00:00]>>>> local.timestamp1368303838>>> local.format('YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss ZZ')'2013-05-11 13:23:58 -07:00'>>> local.humanize()'an hour ago'>>> local.humanize(locale='ko_kr')'1시간 전'```## ContributingContributions are welcome, especially with localization.  See [locales.py](https://github.com/crsmithdev/arrow/blob/master/arrow/locales.py) for what's currently supported.
Package: arrowpython
ArrowPythonA programming language that transpiles to python. It has extremely similar syntax, but instead of colons (:),
you use arrows (=>). Along with this, you are also able to call functions with only one argument with the following syntax:function:argumentThis allows for statements such as this in ArrowPython:print:"hello"or:str:1234It allows you to call single-argument functions whilst shortening the time it takes to write them.To use arrow python, first install it using:pip3installarrowpythonThen, to use it in your program, create a new python file and before putting in any code write:importarrowpythonIf you are using IDLE, IDLE can often be finicky over syntax errors, as it tries to find thenbeforethe code is run. This way you will often have a hard time executing ArrowPython in IDLE. I'd reccomend using something like Sublime Text or VSCode.With that out of the way, this is an example of the popular FizzBuzz program in ArrowPython:importarrowpythondeffizbuzz:num=>forfizzbuzzinrange:num=>iffizzbuzz%3==0andfizzbuzz%5==0=>print:"fizzbuzz"continueeliffizzbuzz%3==0=>print:"fizz"continueeliffizzbuzz%5==0=>print:"buzz"continueprint:fizzbuzzfizbuzz:51Have fun coding!
Package: arrows-esolang
arrows-esolangArrows is meant to be a graphic, stack-based esoteric language. This package includes two command line utilities,arrows, the arrows interpreter, andarrowsc, the arrows compiler. For a more detailed description of the language, see myblog post about it.Arrows has the following properties:Every operation and value in the language is a drawn arrow.Values are encoded as distance traveled along an arrow. Every five pixels traveled increments a register by one.Stack operations are encoded as turns within an arrow.Conditionals are encoded as double ended arrows.The stack operations are:Turn up: Push the current value onto the left stack.Turn down: Push the current value onto the right stack.Turn left: Pop x from the left stack, and subtract x from the current value.Turn right: Pop x from the right stack, and subtract x from the current value.There are two types of arrow heads:Plain arrows. Simply continue forward until you hit another arrow.Out arrows. Have two extra pixels at the back of the arrow head. Outputs the current value as an ASCII character.There are three types of arrow rears:Plain rear. Nothing special.Start rear. The back of an arrow that has one extra pixel signals the
starting location of a program.Input rear. The back of an arrow that has two extra pixels signals that
when entered from the direction the arrow is facing that one character
should be read in and stored as the current value.Arrows in your eyesFear where your heart should beWar in your mindShame in your cries- Arrows - Foo Fighters
Package: arrowverse_reorderer
Arrowverse-ReordererThe aim of this project is ordering all the Arrowverse tv series episodes to watch them chronologically.This package scans for media in provided folders usingmnamer, then it prepends to all Arrowverse episodes its order number based onArrowverse Episode Orderwebsite and moves all the episodes to a new folder.Installpip install arrowverse-reordererUsageusage: arrowverse-reorderer [-h] [-sm] [-dm] [-dr] [-dest [DESTINATION_PATH]] [FOLDERS ...]

Order Arrowverse episodes files in air time order.

positional arguments:
  [FOLDERS]: folders to process

options:
  -h, --help: show this help message and exit
  -sm, --skip-rename: skips rename of files
  -dm, --dry-run-rename: does not really rename files, just prints them (and then exits, equivalent to "mnamer --test")
  -dr, --dry-run-reorder: does not really reorder files, just prints them
  -dest [DESTINATION_PATH], --destination-path [DESTINATION_PATH]: destination folderExampleBefore:+---Supergirl S1
|       Supergirl - S01E01 - Pilot.mp4
|       Supergirl - S01E11 - Strange Visitor from Another Planet.mp4
|       Supergirl - S01E18 - Worlds Finest.mp4
|       Supergirl - S01E20 - Better Angels.mp4
|       
+---The Flash S2
|       The Flash - S02E20 - Rupture.mp4
|       The Flash - S02E21 - The Runaway Dinosaur.mp4
|       The Flash - S02E22 - Invincible.mp4
|       The Flash - S02E23 - The Race of His Life.mp4
|       
\---Vixen S2
        Vixen - S02E01 - Episode 1.avi
        Vixen - S02E02 - Episode 2.avi
        Vixen - S02E03 - Episode 3.avi
        Vixen - S02E04 - Episode 4.avi
        Vixen - S02E05 - Episode 5.avi
        Vixen - S02E06 - Episode 6.aviAfter:+---reordered
|       118 - Supergirl - S01E01 - Pilot.mp4
|       143 - Supergirl - S01E11 - Strange Visitor from Another Planet.mp4
|       169 - Supergirl - S01E18 - Worlds Finest.mp4
|       177 - Supergirl - S01E20 - Better Angels.mp4
|       183 - The Flash - S02E20 - Rupture.mp4
|       186 - The Flash - S02E21 - The Runaway Dinosaur.mp4
|       189 - The Flash - S02E22 - Invincible.mp4
|       192 - The Flash - S02E23 - The Race of His Life.mp4
|       200 - Vixen - S02E01 - Episode 1.avi
|       205 - Vixen - S02E02 - Episode 2.avi
|       210 - Vixen - S02E03 - Episode 3.avi
|       215 - Vixen - S02E04 - Episode 4.avi
|       219 - Vixen - S02E05 - Episode 5.avi
|       224 - Vixen - S02E06 - Episode 6.avi
|       
+---Supergirl S1
+---The Flash S2
\---Vixen S2
Package: arrp-dataset
Simple python tool to render dataset that can be used for training models for active regulatory regions prediction.How to get the dataset?Just clone the repo.How to get the package?Just type into your terminal:pipinstallarrp_datasetWhich genome does it use by default?By default it useshg19, as it is the genome used in the labeled data currently available from the Wasserman team.DependenciesThis package will use the packagebedtoolsto elaborate the bed files. A setup for the package is availablehere.Rendering the datasetJust type into your terminal:pythonrun.py
Package: arrpy
ArrpyA lightweight module allowing simple manipulation of 2D arrays using base python list objects. Designed for use in pandas-incompatible situations, such as when working in Jython. Allows import and export of spreadsheets, finding the mean across rows or columns, and row extraction.downloadrun 'pip install arrpy'Import and exportopen_df(file, delim_type = "csv", subarray = "col", e = 'utf-8-sig')
Openfileand return a corresponding list of lists.fileis a string denoting the path of the 2D data of interest.delim typeis a string denoting the column separators used infile. Currently accepts "csv" and "tab".subarrayis a string denoting whether the respective subarrays in the list created will correspond to a row or a columns offile.eis a string denoting the encoding of thefile.write_csv(arr, path, subarray = "col")
Writearrtofile.arris a list of lists.fileis a string denoting the path to write to.subarrayis a string denoting whether the respective subarrays inarrwill correspond to a row or column offile.List manipulationappend_row(arr, row, base_check = True, deep = True)
Output a new list object withrowappended toarr.arris a list of lists.rowis a list to append toarr.base_checkis a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks onarr(type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)deepis a boolean to determine whether to appendrowto a deep (True) or shallow copy ofarr(False).del_row(arr, row, base_check = True)
Output a new list object withrowdeleted fromarr.arris a list of lists.rowis an object that is coercible to 0 <= int <= len(arr[0]).base_checkis a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks onarr(type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)List processingavg_col(arr, base_check = True, dim_check = False)
Outputs the arithmetic mean of the columns (subarrays) ofarras a list.arris a list of lists.base_checkis a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks onarr(type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)dim_checkis a boolean to determine whether to check ifarrhas a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for largerarr.avg_row(arr, base_check = True, dim_check = False)
Outputs the arithmetic mean of the rows (a given index of each subarray) ofarras a list.arris a list of lists.base_checkis a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks onarr(type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)dim_checkis a boolean to determine whether to check ifarrhas a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for largerarr.row_extract(arr, row, base_check = True)
Outputs the selected row (given index of each subarray ofarr) as a list.arris a list of lists.rowis an object that is coercible to 0 <= int <= len(arr[0]).base_checkis a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks onarr(type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)dim_checkis a boolean to determine whether to check ifarrhas a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for largerarr.
Package: arrr1
Arrr.py - Pirate Speak for PythonA simple script / module to turn plain English into Pirate speak. Arrr.Someone mentioned something called “Pirate Python”, I idly wondered if anyone
had made an English to Pirate-ish module/command written in Python (they
hadn’t), I realised I had a burning desire to make one, and things got out of
hand. :-)We have an entirely seriouscode of conductand a not-so-seriouscode of mis-conductfor those of a more Piratical disposition.InstallationTo install simply type:$ pip install arrr…and the package will download from PyPI. If you wish to upgrade to the
latest version, use the following command:$ pip install --no-cache --upgrade arrrCommand UsageOnce installed, you’ll find you have apiratecommand to use in your shell.To read the (non-Pirate friendly) help, simply type:$ pirate --helpor:$ pirate -hTo translate plain English into something Pirate-ish simply call the command
followed by some English sentence:$ pirate hello there. how are you today?
Ahoy there. Weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen! How are ye today?Thepiratecommand will reply with a Pirate-ish equivalent (as shown
above).NoteThis software misbehaves like a Pirate.Sometimes, thepiratecommand will not only translate English to
Pirate-ish, but will also interject with Pirate sayings (such as,
“Weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen!” as shown above).This is entirely normal and perfectly Piratical behaviour. What else
were you expecting..?Using the APIThearrrmodule’s API is fully documented below. All you really need is to
import thetranslatefunction and use that to return Pirate-ish sentences
from a given input in English:from arrr import translate


english = "Hello there. How are you?"
pirate = translate(english)
print(pirate)The script above will print output similar to that for the command-line usage
example shown above.DevelopmentThe source code ishosted in GitHub. Please
feel free to fork the repository and contribute.
Assuming you have Git installed you can download the code from the canonical
repository with the following command:$ git clone https://github.com/ntoll/arrr.gitEnsure you have the correct dependencies for development installed by creating
a virtualenv and running:$ pip install -r requirements.txtPull requests are most welcome! Honestly, thearrrmodule was cobbled
together in about 5 minutes and I went overboard (geddit?) with creating a
simple yet well packaged and documented project soarrrcan act as a good
example for beginner developers.If you find any bugs,submit a new issue.Release History1.0.1More salty seadog parlay vocabulary.1.0.0Minor additions to the vocabulary.Black (spot) formatted.1.0.0.beta.3Better arrrg parsing contributed by Tony “buccaneer baloney” Shaw.Corrections of speeling mistaiks by Esteve “make mine an Aranjuez” Fernandez.1.0.0.beta.2Major code optimizations by old salty sea dog Terry Jones.A more terrifying logo by Cap’n Steve “Inkspot” Hawkes.Addition of a code of mis-conduct (for Pirates) by terror of the seas, Tim
“No beard” Golden.1.0.0.beta.1Minor documentation fixes.Minor corrections in the code.1.0.0.alpha.1Initial release.Very simple implementation.Documentation.No tests.
Package: arrrgs
ArrrgsThe library for easily writing feature-rich Python scripts. Uses the built-inargparsemodule for parsing.Simple APIAutomatic async supportSmall sizeInstallingpipinstallarrrgsUsageBasicTo declare a command, write a function and add thecommanddecorator to it. To start command processing, call the functionrun.fromarrrgsimportcommand,runfromosimportgetlogin@command()defhello():"""Prints hello message to current user"""print(f"Hello,{getlogin()}")if__name__=="__main__":run()Arrrgs will process the command and show the user the result. The help message will be generated from the function documentation.pythonexamples/basic.pyhello--help# usage: basic.py hello [-h]# Prints hello message to current user# optional arguments:#   -h, --help  show this help message and exitCustom command absence handlerUse theroot_commanddecorator to set up a no-command handler. The same rules apply to this function as to normal command handlers except that it cannot have its own arguments.fromarrrgsimportrun,root_command@root_command()defprint_hello():"""Prints hello message to current user"""print("Hello, user")if__name__=="__main__":run()ArgumentsTo add arguments for command you need to pass their description to the decorator arguments. If you need global arguments, pass them toglobal_argsfunction. The available parameters ofargare the same asforadd_argumentinargparse.fromarrrgsimportcommand,arg,run,global_argsglobal_args(arg("--rage","-r",action='store_true',help="Rage mod"))@command(arg("name",help="User name"))defhello(args):"""Prints hello message to current user"""user_name=args.nameifargs.rage:user_name=user_name.upper()print(f"Hello,{user_name}")if__name__=="__main__":run()ContextSometimes all the teams in an application need a common entity that they interact with. Commands have a context for that. The context value is set when the functionrunis called.fromarrrgsimportcommand,runclassUser:def__init__(self,name):self._name=namedefget_name(self):"""Returns user name"""returnself._name@command()defhello(_,context):"""Prints hello message to current user"""print(f"Hello,{context.get_name()}")if__name__=="__main__":user=User("Mikhael")run(user)AsyncTo execute the command in an asynchronous context, simply add theasynckeyword in the function declaration.@command()asyncdefhello():"""Prints hello message to current user"""print("Hello, async user")Custom command nameA situation may arise where you have to name a command after a built-in function or type, e.g.list. To specify a command name other than the function name, use thenameparameter.@command(name="list")deflist_numbers():"""Prints list of numbers"""print("1, 2, 3")
Package: arrtype
arrtypeA type dumper for pirate101installpip install arrtypeusagean instance of pirate101 must be open for all commands# generate a normal dump in the current directory named after the current revision$arrtype# generate a dump with indent level 4 (for human reading)$arrtype--indent4# generate a version 1 dump (wizwalker)$arrtype--version1--indent4supportdiscord:https://discord.gg/2u7bGvhYcJjson spec{
  "version": 2,
  "classes": {
    "class hash (as string)": {
      "bases": ["class base classes"],
      "name": "class name",
      "singleton": true,
      "properties": {
        "property name": {
          "type": "property type",
          "id": 123,
          "offset": 123,
          "flags": 123,
          "container": "container name",
          "dynamic": true,
          "pointer": true,
          "hash": 123,
          "enum_options": {
            "option name": 123,
            // __DEFAULT is a string
            "__DEFAULT": "option name",
            // __BASECLASS is a string
            "__BASECLASS": "option name",
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
Package: arruda
arruda 🍃Arrudameans rue in Brazilian Portuguese.There's a superstition about a herb called rue.
It's a kind of talisman that is sold every morning on the streets of Rio de Janeiro.
All the lower class women and black women use about five packets and consider it
protection against spells.DORNELAS, Isabela de Oliveira. “O feto que attenta contra sua vida”: o aborto como terapia nas teses médicas (1830-1890).
Package: arseeding
everpay.pyPython sdk forarseeding.Install withpip install arseedingQuick startupload file python.pdf and folder public to arweave using arseeding, and pay with usdc in your everapy account.importarseeding,everpay# ar account#signer = everpay.ARSigner('ar_wallet.json')# eth accountsigner=everpay.ETHSigner(pk)data=open('python.pdf','rb').read()o=arseeding.send_and_pay(signer,'usdc',data)print(o['itemId'])#file id is o['itemId'], you could get you file in url https://arseed.web3infura.io/['itemId'] or http://arweave.net/['itemId'] in a few minutes# upload folder publicarseeding.upload_folder_and_pay(signer,'usdc','public',slient=False)Command Line Tool: arseedarseeding.py package have an Command Line Toolarseed, to help user to upload file/folder easily.
Package: arseg
1 Installation1.1 Building the stable packageIn the early stages, the stable package isn't bug free - tracking issues and fixing bugs will still. The most recent stable build is 0.0.2-stable.To install:$ pip3 install stable_builds/flares-segmentation-tlincke125-0.0.2-stable.tar.gz1.2 Building the latest packageFirst, checkout themasterbranch. Then, in the root directory, build the package and documentation using the following command:$ ./install.shThis should produce two files in the ./dist folder and update all files in docs/documentation/flares.To install the package, go into the dist folder and install the package using pip:$ cd dist
$ pip3 install flares-segmentation-tlincke125-<version>.tar.gzWhere <version> is the highest version (or any other version you wish to install).You can then open docs/documentation/flares/index.html in your prefered browser.2 Getting StartedSee ./docs/guides/getting_started.ipynb
Package: arsenal
The arsenal is an assortment of python utilities that I can't live without.DocumentationRead the DocsInstallationBelow are two method to install this repo.Clone and pip-install$ git clone https://github.com/timvieira/arsenal.git
$ cd arsenal 
$ pip install .Now, if you like, you can delete the directoryrm -rf ../arsenal.Use pip for the whole thing.$ pip install -r https://raw.githubusercontent.com/timvieira/arsenal/master/requirements.txt
$ pip install git+https://github.com/timvieira/arsenal.gitUnforuntately, just running the second command fails to identify the requirements file.
Package: arsenalclientlib
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