Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: bmt-lite-v2.4.3
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v2.4.5
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v2.4.6
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v2.4.7
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v2.4.8
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.0.0
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.0.1
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.0.2
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.0.3
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.1.0
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmt-lite-v3.6.0
Biolink model toolkit - lite!bmt-liteis a zero-dependency near-clone of a subset ofbmt.
It is backed by a pre-populated cache of input/output pairs for many of the more commonly usedbmtmethods.bmtalone occupies ~127 KB on disk, but with all of its dependencies it takes up ~36.2 MB. On the other hand,bmt-lite-1.8.2is ~295 KB on disk, of which ~254 KB is the cached data. To initialize a Toolkit frombmttakes ~2 seconds, while initializing a Toolkit frombmt-litetakes ~2e-7 seconds. Because all ofbmt-lite's behavior is pre-cached, it does not require the internet at run time.bmtbmt-lite (-1.8.2)size127 KB295 KBsize w/ deps36.2 MB295 KBinit time2 sec2e-7 sec* all measurements made on a typical laptop on a random Tuesday afternoonNote:bmt-litedoes not implement all of the functionality ofbmt. Feature requests (or pull requests?!) are welcome. In addition, the existing functionality may differ slightly; for example,bmt-lite's element-name/id format conversions are known to differ for some special cases.InstallationYou must install a specific "flavor" of bmt-lite corresponding to the Biolink model version that you want.
Versions 1.7.0 - 2.2.5 are currently available.For example,pipinstallbmt-lite-1.8.2UsageUse bmt-lite almost exactly like you would use bmt itself:https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model-toolkit#usageDevelopmentBuildingpipinstall-rrequirements-build.txt
./build.shTestingpipinstall-rrequirements-test.txt
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Package: bmw-lobster
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This packagebmw-lobsteris a metapackage that installs all other
LOBSTER packages as a convenience:bmw-lobster-corebmw-lobster-tool-codebeamerbmw-lobster-tool-cppbmw-lobster-tool-gtestbmw-lobster-tool-jsonbmw-lobster-tool-pythonbmw-lobster-tool-trlcmiss_hitNote there is also a monolithic wheelbmw-lobster-monolithic,
which may be interesting for people who wish to integrate into bazel,
aspy_wheelcannot deal with overlapping installs.Copyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.
Package: bmw-lobster-core
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This package contains the core LOBSTER tools: the basic API and tools
for generating reports.ToolsYou can generate a report linking everything together withlobster-report.
The report is in JSON, but you can generate more readable versions of it
with additional tools:lobster-online-report: Preprocess a JSON report to contain github
references instead of local file referenceslobster-html-report: Generate a HTML reportlobster-ci-report: Generate a compiler-message like output, useful for CICopyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.Several LOBSTER tools rely on other tools to process data and extract
tracing tags. These tools are run-time (but not link or program)
dependencies. Their copyright and license is as follows:The LOBSTER HTML report generatorlobster-html-reportincludes some
of theFeather Iconsin the report it
generates. The Feather Icons are licensed under theMIT
License.The LOBSTER HTML report generatorlobster-html-reportusesdotfrom thegraphviz projectto produce some of
the pictures it includes in the report it generates. Graphviz is
licensed under theCommon Public License, Version
1.0.
Package: bmw-lobster-monolithic
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This packagebmw-lobster-monolithicis an alternative package that
installs the same things as the metapackagebmw-lobster. This package may
be interesting for people who wish to integrate into bazel, aspy_wheelcannot deal with overlapping installs.Copyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.
Package: bmw-lobster-tool-codebeamer
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This package contains a tool to interface with the proprietary
requirements management toolCodebeamer.Toolslobster-codebeamer: Extrat requirements from codebeamer.UsageThere are two ways you can use this tool:Download all requirements mentioned by another lobster trace (this
way you do not get a completeness check) (using--import-tagged)Download all requirements generated by a saved codebeamer query
(using--import-query)LimitationsThe key limitation is item text, which is currently not
imported. However we do plan to also import item text eventually.Copyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.This tool has no actual dependency on, or with, Codebeamer. It just
talks the API as described here:https://codebeamer.com/cb/wiki/117612
Package: bmw-lobster-tool-cpp
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This package contains a tool extract tracing tags from ISO C or C++
source code. This tool is making use of a clang-tidy hack, and for
this to work you need to buildour clang-tidy
forkand
place theclang-tidybinary somewhere on your PATH.This tool works using a custom clang-tidy checkerlobster-tracewhich emits tracing information as clang checks.We plan to rework this tool to be a stand-alone clang tool in the
future.Toolslobster-cpp: Extract requirements from C/C++ code using a
clang-tidy hackCopyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.
Package: bmw-lobster-tool-gtest
LOBSTERTheLightweightOpenBMWSoftwareTraceabilityEvidenceReport allows you to demonstrate software traceability
and requirements coverage, which is essential for meeting standards
such as ISO 26262.This package contains a tool and helper header for GoogleTest.Toolslobster-gtest: Extrat tracing data from GoogleTest XML fileslobster_gtest.h: A
public domain header with a C/C++ macro to embed tracing tags or
justificationsCopyright & License informationThe copyright holder of LOBSTER is the Bayerische Motoren Werke
Aktiengesellschaft (BMW AG), and LOBSTER is published under theGNU
Affero General Public License, Version
3.Thelobster.hfile included here is released to the public domain.