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Package: babichjacob-coordinator
TODO emoji CoordinatorTODO💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-coordinator.🛠 Usage# TODO: write this😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babichjacob-emitter
📻 EmitterThis library provides the emitter data type.
An emitter calls listening handlers whenever an event is emitted. This allows the separation of sourcing an event and reacting to it.💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-emitter.🛠 Usagefromemitterimportemittablemy_emitter=emittable()my_emitter.listen(lambdaevent:print(f"Received the event{event}"))my_emitter.emit(23)# "Received the event 23" gets printed😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babichjacob-emitter-tools
📻 Emitter ToolsThis library provides tools for working with event emitters.💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-emitter-tools.🛠 UsageThe various functions this library provides are (mostly) documented individually (see their docstrings).😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babichjacob-oneshot-channel
1️⃣ One-Shot ChannelThis library uses documentation copied and pasted fromTokio'ssync::oneshotlibrary, which they have generously published under the MIT license. 🙏This is a Python implementation oftheir one-shot channel.💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-oneshot-channel.🛠 Usagefromasyncioimportcreate_task,gather,run,sleepfromitertoolsimportcountfromoneshot_channelimportchannel,Receiver,Sender# TODO: write usage guidance😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babichjacob-option-and-result
🤷 Option and ResultThis library uses code copied and pasted fromPeijun Ma'soptionlibrary, which they have generously published under the MIT license. 🙏This is a Python implementation of Rust'sOptionandResulttypes in order to help make fallible functions identifiable and more robust than typical exceptions.💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-option-and-result.🛠 Usagefromoption_and_resultimportNONE,Some,Ok,Errmaybe_a_number=Some(17)assertmaybe_a_number.unwrap()==17nothing=NONE()assertnothing.is_none()number_result=maybe_a_number.ok_or("not a number")assertnumber_result==Ok(17)result_that_is_err=Err("gah! an error!")combinatoric_result=number_result.and_(result_that_is_err)assertcombinatoric_result.unwrap_err()=="gah! an error!"# more methods on Options and Results are available like the Rust documentation shows# there is also MatchesNone, MatchesSome, MatchesOk, and MatchesErr# for use with Python 3.10's new structural pattern matching feature😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babichjacob-store
💾 StoreThis library is a Python implementation ofsvelte/store.💻 InstallationThis package ispublished to PyPI asbabichjacob-store.🛠 Usagefromstoreimportwritablemy_store=writable(17)my_store.subscribe(lambdavalue:print(f"Store value changed to{value}"))my_store.set(23)# readable and derived are also available but I didn't feel like documenting them because this is just for myself😵 Help! I have a questionCreate an issue and I'll try to help.😡 Fix! There is something that needs improvementCreate an issue or pull request and I'll try to fix.📄 LicenseMIT🙏 AttributionThis README was generated with ❤️ byreadme-md-generator
Package: babigo
Overview与えられた任意の文字列をバビ語に変換するパッケージです。
バビ語については以下を参照ア行→ば イ行→び ウ行→ぶ エ行→べ オ行→ボ をつければいいです
例)おはようございます => おぼはばよぼうぶごぼざばいびまばすぶバビ語の使い方-Yahoo!知恵袋動作は、Python2.7 で確認しています。Installation下のどちらのほうほうでもインストールできますeasy_install babigoまたはpip install babigoUsage事前にYahooJapan　デベロッパーネットワークでアプリケーションIDを取得します。Yahoo!デベロッパーネットワークimport babigo
babi = babigo.Babigo(appid='your-appid')
sentence = u'庭には二羽ニワトリがいる。'
print babi.translate_sentence2babigo(sentence) # にびわばにびはばにびわばにびわばとぼりびがばいびるぶ。Changelog0.1.1 (2012-06-16)fix bug0.1.0 (2012-06-16)First release
Package: babi-grammars
babi-grammarsgrammars for babiinstallationpipinstallbabi-grammarslicensesthe licenses for the individual grammars are included in thelicensesdirectory.  the license for this repository is available in theLICENSEfile(internal/contributing instructions)to add a grammar:add it to theREPOSlist in./bin/download-syntaxif you want the latest, useversion='HEAD'and then run./bin/download-syntax update --only repo/nameto freeze itrun./bin/download-syntax download --only repo/nameadd a sample syntax file in/testdatato update all the grammarsrun./bin/download-syntax updatethen run./bin/download-syntax download
Package: babilim
BabilimAn attepmt to make a keras like framework for pytorch and tensorflow.Read theDocumentation.What is Babilim?Babilim is a Deep Learning Framework designed for ease of use like Keras. The API is designed to be intuitive and easy while allowing for complex production or research models. On top of that babilim runs on top of Tensorflow 2 or Pytorch, whichever you prefer. Seamless integration with TF2 and Pytorch was a top priority.Babilim is designed for:Intuitive usage,a unified development experience across pytorch and tf2,flexibility for research and robustness for production.InstallFollow the official instructionshereto install pytorch orhereto install tensorflow 2.# Stable Version
pip install babilim

# Bleeding Edge
pip install git+https://github.com/penguinmenac3/babilim.gitSelecting your BackendSince babilim is designed for multiple backends (tensorflow 2 and pytorch), it gives you the choice which should be used. When your company/university uses one of the two frameworks you are fine to use or you can follow your personal preference for private projects.importbabilimbabilim.set_backend(babilim.PYTORCH_BACKEND)# orbabilim.set_backend(babilim.TF_BACKEND)Design PrinciplesEverything is attributed to one of three parts: Data, Model or Training. Some parts which are considered core functionality that is shared among them is in the core package.Datais concerned about loading and preprocessing the data for training, evaluation and deployment.Modelis concerned with implementing the model. Everything required for the forward pass of the model is here.Trainingcontains all required for training a model on data. This includes loss, metrics, optimizers and trainers.Tutorials & ExamplesStarting with tutorials is usually easiest.
The tutorials do not focus on the shortest possible solution, but actually an overkill solution that shows as much as you would need to know for solving your own problem.Fashion MNIST in BabilimFashion MNIST with native pytorch [TODO]Fashion MNIST with native tensorflow 2 [TODO]ContributingCurrently there are no guidelines on how to contribute, so the best thing you can do is open up an issue and get in contact that way.
In the issue we can discuss how you can implement your new feature or how to fix that nasty bug.Why called babilim?TL;DRReference to Tower of Babel.The Tower of Babel narrative in Genesis 11:1-9 is a myth about mankind building a tower that could reach into the heavens.
However, the attempt gets set back and fails because they started speaking different languages and were no longer able to understand each other.Luckily for AI development there are only two major frameworks which share nearly all market share.
Babilim is an attempt to unite the two to talk in a language compatible with both.
Package: babino2020masks
Masks and COVID-19: a causal framework for imputing value to public-health interventionsCode to reproduceMasks and COVID-19.This is a refactored version of the originalcode.Installpip install babino2020masksHow to useGather datany = API(api_settings['NYS'][:2], **api_settings['NYS'][2])
df = ny.get_all_data_statewide()ax = plot_data_and_fit(df, 'Date', 'Odds', None, None, None, figsize=(10, 7))
ax.set_title(f'{df.tail(1).Date[0]:%B %d, %Y}, Positivity Odds:{df.tail(1).Odds[0]:2.3}');Fit the modelsdf = df.loc[df.Date<='15-05-2020'].copy()
lics = LassoICSelector(sdf['Odds'], 'bic')
lics.fit_best_alpha()Positivity Odds in NYSsdf['Fit'], sdf['Odds_l'], sdf['Odds_u'] = lics.odds_hat_l_u()
ax = plot_data_and_fit(sdf, 'Date', 'Odds', 'Fit', 'Odds_l', 'Odds_u', figsize=(10, 7))Instantaneous reproduction number, $R_t$sdf['R'], sdf['Rl'], sdf['Ru'] = lics.rt()
ax = plot_data_and_fit(sdf, 'Date', None, 'R', 'Rl', 'Ru', figsize=(10, 7), logy=False, palette=[colorblind[1],colorblind[1]])Counterfactual Scenario without  Maskssdf['Cf. Odds'], sdf['cf_odds_l'], sdf['cf_odds_u'] = lics.counterfactual()ax = plot_data_and_fit(sdf, 'Date', 'Odds', 'Fit', 'Odds_l', 'Odds_u', figsize=(10, 7))
plot_data_and_fit(sdf, 'Date', None, 'Cf. Odds', 'cf_odds_l', 'cf_odds_u', palette=[colorblind[2],colorblind[2]], ax=ax);Last updated on 04/03/2021 13:33:20
Package: babis
babisDecorator that pings URLs before and after executing the wrapped obj. Useful to
monitor cron jobs with services likeDead Man’s SnitchorHealthChecks.io.FeaturesPre and After run pingsCustom user agentSilent failuresRate limitingUsagePing after successful execution:@babis.decorator(ping_after='http://healthchecks.io/XXX')
def cron_job():
  passSome services support pre and after hooks to measure the running time:@babis.decorator(ping_before='http://healthchecks.io/XXX', ping_after='http://healthchecks.io/XXX')
def measured_cron_job():
  passYou can also send a POST instead of the default GET:@babis.decorator(ping_before='http://healthchecks.io/XXX', method='post')
def cron_job_with_post():
  passAnd if you don’t care if the ping fails, silence the errors:@babis.decorator(ping_before='http://healthchecks.io/XXX', silent_failures=True)
def cron_job_silent_failure():
  passYou can also rate limit the number of pings send to play nice with third party
services, let’s say to at most 1 call in 5 minutes:@babis.decorator(ping_after='http://healthchecks.io/XXX', rate='1/5m')
def cron_job_rate_limited():
  passor at most 24 calls per day:@babis.decorator(ping_after='http://healthchecks.io/XXX', rate='24/1d')
def cron_job_rate_limited():
  passNote that if you defined bothping_afterandping_beforeURLs then each call
counts for two hits by the rate limiter.CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.2.0 (2017-05-24)Add rate limiting.0.1.0 (2016-08-23)First release on PyPI.
Package: babla-translate
babla-translateA Python module for translating words and generating examples usingBab.ladictionary.Installationpip install babla_translateFunctionsModule contains classBablawith two functions:babla.translation(word,exact_word=1)babla.example(word,exact_word=1)word, accepts string, which you'd like to translate.exact_word, optional argument which takes int (1 by default), defining if function has to use the exact word; for example if for word 'used' translation of 'use' should also be shown.Entry pointAll operations are implemented in classBabla.It takes source and target languages ("english", "polish", "german", "spanish"...) as required arguments.frombabla_translateimportBablababla=Babla("english","polish")All usable languages can be foundhere.UsageGetting translations:>>>list(babla.translation("use"))['użyć','używać','wykorzystać','wykorzystywać','zastosować','skorzystać','zażyć',...]Getting examples:>>>forcontextinbabla.example("use"):...print(context)'This use of turmeric leaves usually takes place in areas where turmeric is grown locally, since the leaves used are freshly picked.'All the functions return iterators to not request more results than needed.
Package: baboo-game
Baboo Dice GameWelcome to Baboo Dice Game, an exciting and addictive dice game that will test your luck and strategy!Gather your friends, set up the scoreboards,
and prepare to dive into the thrilling world
of Baboo Dice Game. Roll the dice, make strategic
choices, and aim for the highest score to emerge
as the ultimate dice champion! It's time to test
your luck, strategy, and decision-making skills
in this addictive and enjoyable dice game.How to runMethod 1:Download or Clone source file:Step 1: Clone repository to your local machine and open the foldergitclonehttps://github.com/vitaliisili/dice_game_pythonStep 2: Install all requirements run command belowpipinstall-rrequirements.txtStep 3: Go to directorysrc/baboo_game andand run filemain.pypython3main.pyOr use your favorite IDE to runmain.pyMethod 2:Usepipand install baboo-game fromPyPiStep 1: Install baboo-game package fromPyPipipinstallbaboo-gameStep 2: Importmainfunction from baboo_gamefrombaboo_gameimportmainStep 3: Run gamemain.start()If you needVirtual Environmentin Python lookhere
Package: baboossh
SSH spreading made easy for red teams in a hurry.BabooSSH allows you, from a simple SSH connection to a compromised host, to quickly gather info on other SSH endpoints to pivot and compromise them.LicenceBabooSSH is developped byCybiereandAkervaand provided for free under the GNU/GPLv3 licence.InstallIt’s as easy as a:pip install baboosshDocumentationThe documentation is under redaction and some things might be missing, but you can find it there:https://baboossh.cybiere.fr.
Package: babPy
babPyTeam MembersAthena LeongHarry MinskyLianna PobleteProject Description"babPy" is a whimsical Python package designed to make coding concepts more accessible and fun for young children and beginners. Specifically, children who have not yet developed speech patterns but understand on an instinctive level what a for loop is.  This package replaces traditional functions and built-in class names with playful and nonsensical baby words, creating an entertaining and imaginative way to introduce coding principles to very young learners.Key Feature of babPy:Nonsensical Naming: babPy replaces standard Python function and class names with baby words and playful terms. For example, it might rename "print" to "puhoo" and "if" to "fuh."INSTALL US TODAY WITH pip install babpyInstructionsUsing babPy is as easy as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. All of babpy's current functionality is contained in the babpy.talk file. Take, for example, the function 'fuh'deffuh(condition,if_true,if_false):"""If Statement for babies.:param condition: Boolean condition to evaluate.:param if_true: Callable to execute if the condition is True.:param if_false: Callable to execute if the condition is False.:return: The result of either the if_true or if_false callable."""ifcallable(if_true)andcallable(if_false):returnif_true()ifconditionelseif_false()else:raiseValueError("Both if_true and if_false must be callable.")which can be imported and used in tandem with another function, puhoo, like sofrombabpy.talkimportfuh,puhoofuh(1==2,puhoo("yay"),puhoo("boo"))which will puhoo(print) boo, as 1 does not equal 2.Testing and Further Developmentif you want to work on/add to babpy, just download this respository. Dependencies can be installed via pipenv and we would welcome more contributions to our special vocublary.How to run unit testsSimple example unit tests are included within the tests directory. To run these tests:Install pytest in a virtual environment.Run the tests from the main project directory: python3 -m pytest.Tests should never fail. Any failed tests indicate that the production code is behaving differently from the behavior the tests expect.pyPi LINK
Package: babtools_EXAMPLE
This example covers a nice setup.py file, which gets name and description for the PyPI from the docstrings in itself as well as in the main file (babtools_EXAMPLE.py).The changelog is automatically extracted from the file Changelog.txt and appended to the long description for the PyPI.To customize it, you need to change the following:The first line of this files docstring - it will be your name and description in PyPI. You must keep the dash (” - “) as seperator between name and description to make getting name and description work.Every occurrence of “babtools_EXAMPLE” in this file to the name of your moduleAuthor, author_email, etc. in setup() to your preferred settings.A list of all classifiers can be found via python setup.py register –list-classifiersThis docstring to a mainly static description of your program.Things which may change at times should go into your main file (here it’s babtools_EXAMPLE.py).Your main files docstring, which provides the second paragraph (its first line is ignored).For updating your PyPI entry to a new version, you only need to change the __version__ parameter in your main file (here it is babtools_EXAMPLE.py) and then run “python setup.py register” (no file release) or “python setup.py register sdist upload” to include a file release (sources).Usage:babscript.pyfor default usage, orbabscript.py –helpfor getting helpExamples:babscript.pyPrint the help message, since we have nothing else to do right now.Plans:None. At the moment I’m happy with this structure.Ideas:Adding information, how to use Mercurial to use this structure in your own project and keep it up to date while keeping your changes.Source URL (Mercurial): U{http://freehg.org/u/ArneBab/babtools_EXAMPLE/}PyPI URL: U{http://pypi.python.org/pypi/babtools_EXAMPLE}Changelog:babtools_EXAMPLe 0.9Added plans and ideas to the main file.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.8Added customization instructions.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.7Removed the title in the batools_EXAMPLE file from the PyPI description.”babtools_EXAMPLE 0.6Improved code comments.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.5Some cleaning up.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.4Improved description on PyPI.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.3Better documentation.Removed the name from the description for PyPI.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.2Now reading changes from Changelog.txtbabtools_EXAMPLE 0.1Created working example structure.
Package: babtools_gentoo
Info and API:http://rakjar.de/babtools_gentoo/apidocs/babtools_gentoo: Some tools for working with Gentoo.Usage:babtools_gentoo.py cmd [OPTIONS]for default usage, orbabtools_gentoo.py –helpfor getting helpAvaible commands:ebuild_to_local CPCP (cathegory/package) in the simple form dev-lang/python or similar. CPVs (cathegory/package-version) aren’t supported, yet.ebuild_download_to_local CP URLDownload an ebuild from bugs.gentoo.org to the local portage tree.emerge_from_pypi PACKAGECreate an ebuild from a project in PyPI, put it into package.keywords and install it.
Honors package.keywords directories.
It only puts the directly named PACKAGE into package.keywords as dev-python/PACKAGE
but doesn’t put the dependencies into package.keywords.Examples:sudo babtools_gentoo.py ebuild_to_local dev-lang/pythoncopy dev-lang/python into the local overlaysudo babtools_gentoo.py ebuild_download_to_local games-rpg/vegastrikehttp://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=151789Download the ebuild for games-rpg/vegastrike from bugs.gentoo.org and digest it.sudo babtools_gentoo.py emerge_from_pypi magmaCreate an ebuild for “magma” from the PyPI and emerge it.Source URL (Mercurial): U{http://freehg.org/u/ArneBab/babtools_gentoo/}PyPI URL: U{http://pypi.python.org/pypi/babtools_gentoo}
Package: babtools_gnutella
A collection of stuff which could be useful to develop a Gnutella client.Usage:babscript.pyfor default usage, orbabscript.py –helpfor getting helpExamples:babscript.pyPrint the help message, since we have nothing else to do right now.Plans:None. At the moment I’m happy with this structure.Ideas:Adding information, how to use Mercurial to use this structure in your own project and keep it up to date while keeping your changes.Source URL (Mercurial): U{http://freehg.org/u/ArneBab/babtools_gnutella/}PyPI URL: U{http://pypi.python.org/pypi/babtools_gnutella}Changelog:babtools_EXAMPLe 0.9Added plans and ideas to the main file.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.8Added customization instructions.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.7Removed the title in the batools_EXAMPLE file from the PyPI description.”babtools_EXAMPLE 0.6Improved code comments.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.5Some cleaning up.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.4Improved description on PyPI.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.3Better documentation.Removed the name from the description for PyPI.babtools_EXAMPLE 0.2Now reading changes from Changelog.txtbabtools_EXAMPLE 0.1Created working example structure.
Package: babtools_misc
Please remember that these are just some personal tools!I wrote each of them to scratch an itch - for example because my mpd diedand I wanted to play the playlists anyway, or because I just needed toplay a folder at random (OK, I wanted to play all my 30GiB of music at random,but hey... :) ).If these tools eat your cat or do unruly things with your dog,please don't blame me - but tell me ;)Plans:- None. At the moment I'm happy with this structure.Ideas:- Adding information, how to use Mercurial to use this structurein your own project and keep it up to date while keeping your changes.- Get the version information from the Changelog. -> i.e.: First line.split()[-1]=> One less point where I have to change things when updating.Source URL (Mercurial): U{http://bitbucker.org/ArneBab/babtools-misc/}PyPI URL: U{http://pypi.python.org/pypi/babtools_misc}## babplay_mpd_playlistUse mplayer to play an mpd playlist.Usage:babplay_mpd_playlist.py [options] <playlist without suffix>Options:--random 	shuffle list before playingDependencies:* shell* cat* sed* mplayer## babplay_randomlyTell mplayer to randomly play all passed files.usage:- babplay_randomly.py [--help] [-fs] [-caca] [DIR FILE DIR ...]Just play all passed files and all files in the passed folders.When called without files or folders, it plays the current folder.Options:-fs	run full screen.-caca	use libcaca to play in ascii.## babsearch_n_replaceSearch and replace text strings inside text files.usage:- babsearch_n_replace.py [options] "Search String" "Replace String" file1 dir1 file2 file3replace the text string in every text file...options:--verboseprint the files in which we found the search string.--dry-rundon't change any files.--suffixes a list of suffixes seperated by commas.Examples:"--suffixes=.txt,.html" - only .txt and .html"--sufixes=" - match all files.Default: .txt,.mdwn,.yml,.xml,.htm,.html,.pyDecisions:- No undoing, because undoing could do more harm than just replacing back(would remove all new file changes -> damn unexpected!).Ideas:- Treat linebreaks as whitespace.## get_all_filesThis module serves only for providing the get_all_files_in(dir) function,since I need it quite often.usage:>>> from get_all_files import get_all_files_in>>> files = get_all_files_in(".")Changelog:babtools_misc 0.1.3- FIX: Added missing file to distrib.babtools_misc 0.1.2- documentation update for some of the scripts.babtools_misc 0.1.1- babplay_randomly now takes the -caca option to play the videos via libcaca.- FIX: get_all_files only walked a subset of the files.babtools_misc 0.1- made the tools ready for PyPI