Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: brutelogger
BruteLoggerA brutish file logger for when you just need toteeyour screen. Forksstdoutto multiple handlers.NoticeLogging done right should uselogging, or the wonderfulloguru.Installationpip install bruteloggerUsagefrombruteloggerimportBruteLoggerBruteLogger.save_stdout_to_file()# Everything on screen from now on will be copied# to a timestamped file inside `./logs/`More options:frombruteloggerimportBruteLoggerBruteLogger.save_stdout_to_file(path='captains_log',fname='stardate_41153.7',mode='wb',encoding='utf8',also_stderr=True)print("Our destination is planet Deneb IV")# => outputs both to terminal and to file `captains_log/stardate_41153.7` (in binary)See the implementation ofsave_stdout_to_filefor advanced usage.ApplicationsThis library offers instead a brute redirect of everything that comes on screen to multiple handlers, typically including the original terminal and a log file. The goal is to maintain a hard copy of the output in case of failure, or for future processing.For example, the original use case included multiple processes running asynchronously, each calling a C library which usedprintf()to deliver important algorithm statistics. These became easy to retrieve from the log file using regular expressions.How does it workAny function (call, message) on (/to) the object is propagated verbatim with parameters to each and all handlers.
For example, callingBruteLogger.save_stdout_to_file()such as callingsys.stdout.flush()after using
This means that a call tosys.stdout.flush()will translate in callingflush()on both the terminal file handler and on the opened log file handler. Same goes for example withclose()being called upon program termination.TodoOption to switch backsys.__stdout__Add / remove handlersAccessing handlers (e.g. callingclose()only on the file log, not on the__stdout__)
Package: bruteloops
BruteLoopsA dead simple library providing the foundational logic for
efficient password brute force attacks against authentication
interfaces.DocumentationDocumentation can be foundhere.If you're looking for the old example modules...SeeBFG.The examples have been offloaded to a distinct project to
minimize code and packaging issues. Database and attack
capabilities have also been merged into a single binary.Key FeaturesProtocol agnostic- If a callback can be written in Python,
BruteLoops can be used to attack itSQLite support- All usernames, passwords, and credentials
are maintained in an SQLite database.A companion utility (dbmanager.py) that creates and manages
input databases accompanies BruteLoopsSpray and Stuffing Attacks in One Tool- BruteLoops supports both
spray and stuffing attacks in the same attack logic and database, meaning
that you can configure a single database and run the attack without heavy
reconfiguration and confusion.Guess scheduling- Each username in the SQLite database is configured
with a timestamp that is updated after each authentication event. This
means we can significantly reduce likelihood of locking accounts by
scheduling each authentication event with precision.Fine-grained configurability to avoid lockout events- Microsoft's
lockout policies can be matched 1-to-1 using BruteLoop's parameters:auth_threshold= Lockout Thresholdmax_auth_jitter= Lockout Observation WindowTimestampes associated with each authentication event are tracked
in BruteLoops' SQLite database. Each username receives a distinct
timestamp to assure that authentication events are highly controlled.Attack resumption- Stopping and resuming an attack is possible
without worrying about losing your place in the attack or locking accounts.Multiprocessing- Speed up attacks using multiprocessing! By configuring
the parallel guess count, you're effectively telling BruteLoops how many
usernames to guess in parallel.Logging- Each authentication event can optionally logged to disk.
This information can be useful during red teams by providing customers
with a detailed attack timeline that can be mapped back to logged events.Breakers- Breakers behave like circuit breakers. An exception can
be raisedxnumber of times before ending the attack loop. They can
reset after a given period of time as well, allowing for configurations
like "Exit after 6 ConnectionErrors occur".DependenciesBruteLoops requiresPython3.7 or newerandSQLAlchemy 1.3.0, the latter of
which can be obtained via pip and the requirements.txt file in
this repository:python3.7 -m pip install -r requirements.txtInstallationgit clone https://github.com/arch4ngel/bruteloops
cd bruteloops
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Package: brutemind
#
#   MIT License
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#    brutemind framework for python
#    Copyright (C) 2018 Michael Lin, Valeriy Garnaga
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Package: bruter
bruterA rule based string bruteforcer. Similar tobrutebut more versatile.OverviewBruter provides a callback based bruteforce interface. Mainly a single functionbruteis exported:brute(fmt,callback=None,symbols={})fmt: The string to be plugged variables intocallback: This is the function which will be called for every terminal valuesymbols: This is adictwhich maps symbols (which are strings) to a list of valuesExamplefrombruterimportbrutedefprinter(x):print(x)symbols={'H':['a','b','c'],'L':['x','y'],'X':['1','2']}brute("hello <H> <L> <X>",printer,symbols)This one gives you output --hello a x 1
hello a x 2
hello a y 1
hello a y 2
hello b x 1
hello b x 2
hello b y 1
hello b y 2
hello c x 1
hello c x 2
hello c y 1
hello c y 2You can also use the predefined strings inside thestringmodule in Python 3 for defining symbolsfrombruterimportbruteimportstringdefprinter(x):print(x)symbols={'H':string.ascii_lowercase}brute("hello <H>",printer,symbols)which gives output --hello a
hello b
hello c
hello d
hello e
hello f
hello g
hello h
hello i
hello j
hello k
hello l
hello m
hello n
hello o
hello p
hello q
hello r
hello s
hello t
hello u
hello v
hello w
hello x
hello y
hello z
Package: bruti-5
Brute Force Login Script(--BRUTI-5--)This Python script performs a basic username-password brute force attack on a target URL's login page using a provided wordlist.DescriptionThe script is designed to automate the process of attempting different username and password combinations from a wordlist against a specified target URL's login page. It uses therequestslibrary to simulate login attempts and checks for successful login responses.PrerequisitesPython 3.xrequestslibrary (Install usingpip install requests)UsageClone the repository or download the Python scriptbruti5.py.Run the script from the command line, passing the required arguments:pythonbruti5.py-t<target_url>-w<wordlist_file>-t <target_url>or--target <target_url>: Specifies the target URL where the login form exists.-w <wordlist_file>or--wlist <wordlist_file>: Specifies the file containing username:password pairs.Exampleusername1:password1username2:password2You can alter the below python script for data values. In this part you take data from using inpect element or brupsuit.
chang user_name to your_target_user_name_field and password to your_target_user_password_fieldExampledata={'user_name':user,'user_pwd':password,'login':'Sign+In'}Commandpythonbruti_5.py-thttps://example.com/login-wwordlist.txtAuthors@ASIF
Package: bruttle
BruttleA small script to bruteforce pdf, zip, and some popular hashes.You can find the improved rust version of this scripthere.Installation:pip3installbruttleUsage:bruttle<file/hash><wordlist># Examplebruttle~/test/test.zip/opt/password_list.txt
bruttle"482c811da5d5b4bc6d497ffa98491e38"/opt/password_list.txtFeatures:Less than 100 lines of code.List of hashes include md5,sha1,sha224,sha256,sha384,sha512 (for now).Filetypes include zip, pdf (for now)Automatic filetype and/or hash detection.Showcase:Notes:Get password lists fromhereTo create custom passlist, try:cupp.pyAs always, not to be used for illegal purposes  : )
Package: brutx4
BRUTX4BRUTX4 is a multiple Brute-force Programme written by python3FeatureHash CrackingZip File CrackingFTP CrackingHashUse Codeimportbrutx4.hashbrutx4.hash.md5(hash,wordlist)Hash to Crackmd5sha256sha512sha3_256
5.sha3_512blake2bblake2sZipUse codeimportbrutx4.Zipbrutx4.Zip.start(zip_file,wordlist)FTPUse codeimportbrutx4.FTPbrutx4.FTP.start(host,username,wordlist)AuthorRakib HossainInstallationpip3 install brutx4
Package: bruty
BrutyBruteforce dynamic web applications with Selenium.InstallingpipinstallbrutyIt's assumed that you've got installed Chromium under/usr/bin/chromiumand
that thechromedriverof the same version is found in yourPATH.UsageIf you want to content from thehttps://fake.webwebsite that is not found by
crawlers, you can create a list of uris in a file such as:admin
wp-loginThen run:brutyhttps://fake.web-furis.txtIf you don't want to wait until the command ends to see the results use the-vflag.Fake 404 pagesSome sites return a 200 status code for the 404, if it's your case, inspect the
code of one of them and create a regular expression to catch them, imagine it's404 error.To test that it works runbrutyagainst two urls, one that exists and another
that returns the fake 404, making sure that only the existent one is printed.brutyhttps://fake.web-uindex.html-ufake_404.html-n'404 error'Once you know it works, run it against all the uris:brutyhttps://fake.web-furis.txt-n'404 error'Untrusted return codesSome websites use the 200 status code when they should use 404 or even 30X. Use
the-iflag to ignore the checking of the status code. It should be used with
the-nflag to tell the right urls from the wrong.brutyhttps://fake.web-furis.txt-i-n'404 error'ContributingFor guidance on setting up a development environment, and how to make
a contribution tobruty, seeContributing to
bruty.LicenseGPLv3
Package: brvstr
brvstrDeveloper GuideSetup# create conda environment$mambaenvcreate-fenv.yml# update conda environment$mambaenvupdate-nbrvstr--fileenv.ymlInstallpipinstall-e.# install from pypipipinstallbrvstrnbdev# activate conda environment$condaactivatebrvstr# make sure the brvstr package is installed in development mode$pipinstall-e.# make changes under nbs/ directory# ...# compile to have changes apply to the brvstr package$nbdev_preparePublishing# publish to pypi$nbdev_pypi# publish to conda$nbdev_conda--build_args'-c conda-forge'$nbdev_conda--mambabuild--build_args'-c conda-forge -c dsm-72'UsageInstallationInstall latest from the GitHubrepository:$pipinstallgit+https://github.com/dsm-72/brvstr.gitor fromconda$condainstall-cdsm-72brvstror frompypi$pipinstallbrvstrDocumentationDocumentation can be found hosted on GitHubrepositorypages. Additionally you can find
package manager specific guidelines oncondaandpypirespectively.# Example usagekg_low=brvstr('kilogram','kg')kg_cap=brvstr('Kilogram','Kg')kg_upp=brvstr('KILOGRAM','KG')kg_low,kg_cap,kg_upp(kilogram (kg), Kilogram (Kg), KILOGRAM (KG))kg_low==kg_cap==kg_uppTrueno_abrv=brvstr('Kilogram',)no_abrv=='kilogram',no_abrv(True, Kilogram)
Package: brwording
BRWording- Text Analytics for Portuguese WordingsCreate an easy Text Analytics inOne-Line-CodeMain Features:LoadExcel,CSVandTXTfile typesStemmingLemmatizationStopwordsTD-IDFSentimental AnalysisGraphical interpretationWord CloudThe TF-IDF was calculated by:How to InstallpipinstallBRWording
pipinstallpdfminer-sixHow to usesintax:frombrwording.brwordingimportwordingw=brwording.wording()w.load_file('data/example.txt',type='txt')w.build_tf_idf(lemmatizer=True,stopwords=True)w.tfidfThe fields toload_fileare:
3.file: the file path
3.type: file type, can betxt csvorexcel3.header: if you are reading a csv file, so you must tell if this file has a header or not (FalseorTrue)
0.sep: if you are reading a csv file, you must tell what kind field separator you want
0.column: if you read acsvorexcelfile, you must tell what column you want to parseThe methodbuild_tf_idfhas a defaultTrueoption for both parameters.OutputIf want to see the sentimental Graphical interpretationsintax:w.sentimental_graf()You can rotate the graph if you passrotate=Truein argumentoutputYou can print the same information as a table using the follow command:sintax:w.sentimental_table()if you want to create a wordcloud, just strike the folowing command, but if you want to create a cloud with your own mask, just pass you image address aspicturesintax:w.word_cloud(picture='none')outputLooking for a word into colectionif you want to see what files on your colection has a word, runlook3wordsintax:w.look3word('bonito')New features are incoming.enjoi!
Package: brws
# brws: Browse documents based on content and not filenameFor large collections of documents, we it can be very hard to get a sense to find the ones that are similar or very different.
If the documents have useful names, you may be able to get some information from the filename, but there are a number of situations, where documents naturally don’t have useful filenames.
For example, you might have downloaded a bunch of papers from arXiv&mdash;and now all of them have numbers as name, that are entirely unrelated to their content.
Or you might have received 200 job applications and it is almost impossible to tell if the best candidate hides behind “application_ochi_effezi.pdf” or “justin_bieber_cv.pdf” or maybe “application_document.pdf”brwshelps you get an overview of large numbers of files.
Instead of showing you filenames, it uses AI to “read” every document and then visualizes the documents as dots in a two dimensional plane.
Importantly, documents with similar content are shown in similar locations.
Simply click on one of the dots to open the associated document.## InstallationI recommend installingbrwsinto a virtual environment to keep it separate from your system python.
Inside the virtual environment, you can simply run` pip install brws `If you wantbrwsto be available from anywhere on the command line, try out [triforce](https://github.com/esc/triforce), which manages a global virtual environment for cases like this.## Basic UsageNavigate to the folder in which your documents are and just run` brws `Alternatively, you can pointbrwsto a folder by using the–folderargument.
Package: brx
brx-pythonWelcome to the the documentation for the BRX Python package.Get started with the examples located intests.py.It's easy to implement BRX's Python package:Initialize your BRX Client with your access token:brx_client=BRX(os.environ.get("BRX_ACCESS_TOKEN"))Get your schema from your dashboardConvert your schema to a modifiable queryquery_rebuild=sftoq(schema)Extract the input fields, and set your desired values.output_object=query_rebuild["brx_query"]input_fields=query_rebuild["input_fields"]Set your desired valuesforindex,input_fieldinenumerate(input_fields):input_fields[index]["value"]=input(f"Please enter the value for{input_field['name']}: ")Update your queryupdated_query=uif(input_fields,output_object)Run your BRX!result = brx_client.execute(updated_query["brx_query"])
Package: bryl
brylDeclaratively defining then:constructing andserializingfixed sized records that are composed of:typedfixed sizedfields. This might look e.g. like:importdatetimeimportbrylclassMyRecord(bryl.Record):a=bryl.Alphanumeric(length=20)b=bryl.Date('YYYYMMDD')c=bryl.Numeric(length=10,align=bryl.Field.LEFT)filler=bryl.Alphanumeric(length=10).reserved()r=MyRecord(a='hello',b=datetime.datetime.utcnow().date(),c=12312,)assertisinstance(r,dict)printMyRecord.c.offset,MyRecord.c.lengthassertMyRecord.load(r.dump())==rSome applications:nacha…use$pipinstallbryldev$gitclonegit@github.com:balanced/bryl.git$cdbryl$mkvirtualenvbryl(bryl)$pipinstall-e.[tests](bryl)$py.testreleaseNow that all tests are passing:Updatebryl.__version__to new{version}.Commit thatgit commit-am"Release v{version}"Tag itgit tag-av{version}-vv{version}Push itgit push origin--tagsandtraviswill take it from there.
Package: bryn-python-boilerplate
Python Boilerplate (python_boilerplate)This is a test repo.DocumentationFor more detailed instructions, see ourdocumentation.InstallationTo install python_boilerplate
(indexed online as bryn_python_boilerplate), we recommend using themambapackage manager:As a usermambacreate-npython_boilerplate-cconda-forge-cbrynpickeringbryn_python_boilerplate
mambaactivatepython_boilerplateAs a developergitclonegit@github.com:brynpickering/python_boilerplate.gitcdpython_boilerplate
mambacreate-npython_boilerplate-cconda-forge--filerequirements/base.txt--filerequirements/dev.txt
mambaactivatepython_boilerplate
pipinstall--no-deps-e.For more detailed instructions, see ourdocumentation.ContributingThere are many ways to contribute to python_boilerplate.
Before making contributions to the python_boilerplate source code, see our contribution guidelines and follow thedevelopment install instructions.If you plan to make changes to the code then please make regular use of the following tools to verify the codebase while you work:pre-commit: runpre-commit installin your command line to load inbuilt checks that will run every time you commit your changes.
The checks are: 1. check no large files have been staged, 2. lint python files for major errors, 3. format python files to conform with thepep8 standard.
You can also run these checks yourself at any time to ensure staged changes are clean by simple callingpre-commit.pytest- run the unit test suite and check test coverage.pytest -p memray -m "high_mem" --no-cov(not available on Windows) - after installing memray (mamba install memray pytest-memray), test that memory and time performance does not exceed benchmarks.For more information, see ourdocumentation.Building the documentationIf you are unable to access the online documentation, you can build the documentation locally.
First,install a development environment of python_boilerplate, then deploy the documentation usingmike:mike deploy develop
mike serveThen you can view the documentation in a browser athttp://localhost:8000/.CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand thearup-group/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.
Package: brython
With Brython you can write browser programs in Python instead of Javascript,
by inserting Python code in an HTML page by:<script type="text/python">
...
</script>Usage:pip install brythonThen in an empty folder:brython-cli --installor in a folder with older versions already present:brython-cli --updateThe package includes a pagedemo.htmlwith examples of use. For more
information see theBrython site.
Package: brythoncli
brythoncliInstallpipinstallbrythoncliOr, from the source:cdpath/to/brythoncli
pipinstall.Usagebrythonpack--help
brythonserve--help
brythondeps--helpCheckout theMakefileat the root ofhttps://github.com/dobisel/dialfor more info.Contributioncdpath/to/brythoncli
pipinstall-rrequirements-dev.txt
pipinstall-e.
maketestmakecover
Package: brython-components
Brython-componentsBrython-components is an easy implementation of brython's webcomonent.InstallationUse the package managerpipto install.pipinstallbrip
bripinstallbrython-componentsUsage'''python
from brython_components impoprt defineElement, customElement@defineElement("bold-italic")
class BoldItalic(customElement):
def connectedCallback(self):
super().connectedCallback()
print("connected callback", self)def render(self):
    return f"<b><i>{self.attrs['data-val']}</i></b>"'''LicenseMIT
Package: brython-dev
Brython-devBrython-dev is a Python library for developers in brython.InstallationUse the package managerpipto install.pipinstallbrython-devUsageFor runserverpy-mbrython_devrunConfigurationThe configuration is in the filenamebrython.ymlname: String. The name of the proyectapp: String, Default:app.py. The python main filenametemplate: String, Default:app.html. The html main templateconsole: Boolean, Default:true. Enable he console in the navegatorstylesheets: List. A list whith extras stylesheetsextensions: Dict. A dict whith enable brython extensionsbrython: Boolean, Default:true. Enable the brython librarybrython_stdlib: Boolean, Default:false. Enable the brython stdlib libraryscripts: List. A list whith extras scriptsbrython_options: Dict. A dict whith brython optionsLicenseMIT
Package: brython-dragdrop
Brython.DragdropA library for your Brython apps to implement drag-and-drop UX (User Experience),
without needing to deal with low level drag or drop event callbacks.UsageHere comes some high level description.You create a board game's board using html tags, such as TABLE's TD.You create individual pieces by using normal html tags,
and then you combine them withbrython_dragdrop.DraggableMixin. For example:classCard(brython_dragdrop.DraggableMixin,html.SPAN):passThen create as many cards as you like, and make them visible in your UI.You declare some area to be droppable, by defining rules. For example:brython_dragdrop.make_droppable(BOARD,rules={(Card,Card):brython_dragdrop.swap,(Card,html.TD):brython_dragdrop.occupy,})Predefined rules include:swapwhich will swap two draggable piecesjoinwhich will append dragged piece into the landing area,
so that the landing area may contain more and more dragged pieces.occupywhich will swap the existing piece (if any) with dragged piece,
or place dragged piece into the empty landing area.
So that the landing area will contain up to one draggable piece.Sample: todo.RoadmapMore sophisticated API to support on-the-spot logic calculation before drop.
Package: brython-pack
Introductionbrython-packpackages your Python packages/files into a brython_modules.js. The output is abrython_modules.jsin your
current directory. It is used to pack uppyecharts.jsInstallationYou can install brython-pack via pip:$pipinstallbrython-packor clone it and install it:$gitclonehttps://github.com/chfw/brython-pack.git$cdbrython-pack$pythonsetup.pyinstallLimitationItcannotcollect the package dependency on built-in python modules (the dependencies on brython_stdlib.js)
for you. You need to figure it out by yourself and save it in a requirements.txt file.
Once you will have the dependency list, the packing step is straight foward.Usageusage:

    bp brython_stdlib.js requirements.txt your packages and file list

where:

    brython_stdlib.js: should be the accessible path to the lib file.
    requirements.txt: is the hard coded and manually worked out dependencies
                      on brython_stdlib.txt. Not the pip requirements.txt.
    your packages file list: could be given as space separated arguments.

examples:

    bp dependencies/brython_stdlib.js requirements.txt pyecharts editor.pyIf you are wondering what the requirements.txt file look like, here is an examplerequirement.txtChange log0.0.3 - 13/07/2018Addedfiltering out lengthy docstring that starts with ‘r”””’#1: cope with unicode in
python files0.0.2 - 23/10/2017Removedpyexcel#105, remove gease
from setup_requires, introduced by 0.1.3.0.0.1 - 19/10/2017First commitbeing able to create an optimal brython_modules.js