Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: copydeps
copydepsIntroductioncopydeps is a tool to analyze and copy the dependencies of ELF binaries, as
used on Linux and other UNIX systems. It is useful to create light,
self-contained installers.It works on both executables and libraries.RequirementsA Linux system (copydeps might work on BSD systems, but this has not been
tested)Python 3pyelftoolslddInstallationInstall with./setup.py installor just runcopydeps.pyfrom the source
tree.UsageCopying dependenciesAssuming you want to copy all dependencies of thefoobinary to the current
directory, run:copydeps /path/to/foo -d .The list probably includes way too many libraries you can assume to be
installed on the destination system. To tell copydeps to ignore them, create a
exclude list file (you can have a look atexclude-list.samplefor
inspiration) and run it like this:copydeps --exclude your/exclude-list /path/to/foo -d .Analyzing dependenciesYou can tell copydeps to generate a dependency diagram using the--dotoption.  If you just want to look at the dependency diagram, add the--dry-runoption to prevent copying:copydeps --exclude your/exclude-list /path/to/foo --dry-run --dot foo.dotYou can now view the diagram using any Graphviz viewer, such asxdot.As an example, here is the dependency diagram of Qt5QuickControls2:Limitationscopydeps does not detect libraries loaded withdlopen().
Package: copydocs
copydocsDRY: Reuse your docstrings.InstallationIf you want to……use this tool in your project 💻You might simply install it with pip:pip install copydocsIf you usePoetry, then run:poetry add copydocs…contribute tocopydocs🚀Happy to accept contributions![!Note]
If you use Windows, it is highly recommended to complete the installation in the way presented below throughWSL2.First,install Poetry.Poetry is an amazing tool for managing dependencies & virtual environments, building packages and publishing them.pipx install poetryIf you encounter any problems, refer tothe official documentationfor the most up-to-date installation instructions.Be sure to have Python 3.8 installed—if you usepyenv, simply run:pyenv install 3.8Then, run:git clone https://github.com/bswck/copydocs path/to/copydocs
cd path/to/copydocs
poetry env use $(cat .python-version)
poetry install
poetry shell
pre-commit install --hook-type pre-commit --hook-type pre-pushLegal info© Copyright by Bartosz Sławecki (@bswck).This software is licensed under theMIT License.
Package: copyedit
copyeditAn easy way to edit your clipboard contents!copyedit is intended to be an alternative toText Editor Anywherepip3 install copyeditorpip3 install git+https://github.com/Rayquaza01/copyeditCopyedit uses pyperclip. You may need to manually install additional dependencies, depending on your system.UsageRuncopyedit.py.It will ask for a file extension, create a file with your current clipboard contents, and open the file in your editor.When you close your editor, it will copy the contents of the file to your clipboardOptionsThe options are saved in~/copyedit.jsonand can be overridden in a config file per folder.editor: The command to run your preferred text editor. The file with the clipboard contents will be passed as an argument. Defaults tovimdefault_extension: The default file extension to use. Can be changed while running. Defaults totxtdirectory: The directory to save the temporary clipboard files in. Defaults to~/copyeditdelete_on_close: Whether to delete the temporary file after copyedit finishes. Defaults tofalseArgumentsTwo arguments are accepted:--blank(-b): make the file blank, instead of using clipboard contents. Will still copy file contents to clipboard after the editor is closed--deleteOnClose(-doc): Delete on close, overrides the config option.
Package: copy-env
copy_envShort DescriptionA package to copy environment requirements from one venv to another.Long Descriptioncopy_envis a Python package allowing the user to copy requirements
from one venv to another. Users may interact with this package by importing
the copy_env function or from the command line as a script.ExamplesCommand LineC:\example\path\lib\site-packages> python __init__.py --source C:\example\path\python.exe --destination C:\other\example\python.exe
C:\example\path\lib\site-packages> python __init__.py -s C:\example\path\python.exe -d C:\other\example\python.exeImportingfrom copy_env import copy_env

source: str = C:\example\path
destination: str = C:\other\example

copy_env(source, destination)
Package: copy-functions-and-more
Create an independent copy of any object, function etc.pipinstallcopy-functions-and-morefromcopy_functions_and_moreimportcopy_funcimportpandasaspddf=pd.read_csv("https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/raw/main/doc/data/titanic.csv")copieddescribe=copy_func(df.describe)print(copieddescribe())copy_func(df.__str__)strco=copy_func(df.__str__)print(strco())print(copieddescribeisdf.describe)print(copieddescribe==df.describe)print(strcoisdf.__str__)print(strco==df.__str__)PassengerIdSurvivedPclass...SibSpParchFarecount891.000000891.000000891.000000...891.000000891.000000891.000000mean446.0000000.3838382.308642...0.5230080.38159432.204208std257.3538420.4865920.836071...1.1027430.80605749.693429min1.0000000.0000001.000000...0.0000000.0000000.00000025%223.5000000.0000002.000000...0.0000000.0000007.91040050%446.0000000.0000003.000000...0.0000000.00000014.45420075%668.5000001.0000003.000000...1.0000000.00000031.000000max891.0000001.0000003.000000...8.0000006.000000512.329200[8rowsx7columns]PassengerIdSurvivedPclass...FareCabinEmbarked0103...7.2500NaNS1211...71.2833C85C2313...7.9250NaNS3411...53.1000C123S4503...8.0500NaNS.......................88688702...13.0000NaNS88788811...30.0000B42S88888903...23.4500NaNS88989011...30.0000C148C89089103...7.7500NaNQ[891rowsx12columns]FalseFalseFalseFalsenewlist=[33354,442,4535,333]newlist2=copy_func(newlist)print(newlist2isnewlist)print(newlist2==newlist)FalseTrue
Package: copyheaders
copyheaders方便的从浏览器复制headers本项目是从https://github.com/scrapy/w3lib修改过来的为什么要修改请看https://github.com/scrapy/w3lib/issues/90Sample Codefromcopyheadersimportheaders_raw_to_dictimportrequestsheaders_raw=b"""Accept:text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8Accept-Encoding:gzip, deflate, brAccept-Language:zh-CN,zh;q=0.8,zh-TW;q=0.6Cache-Control:max-age=0Connection:keep-aliveCookie:_gauges_unique_year=1; _gauges_unique=1; _gauges_unique_hour=1; _gauges_unique_day=1; _gauges_unique_month=1Host:httpbin.orgUpgrade-Insecure-Requests:1User-Agent:Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/61.0.3163.100 Safari/537.36"""headers=headers_raw_to_dict(headers_raw)# 然后就可以在requests中直接用了z=requests.get('https://httpbin.org/',headers=headers)Installationpip install copyheaders
Package: copyifc
copyifc使用示例importifcopenshellfromifcopenshell.fileimportfilefromcopyifc.copyifcimportIDCacheifc_file1=ifcopenshell.open("test.ifc")ifc_to=file()comb=IDCache(ifc_to)ins=ifc_file1.by_type("ifcroot")[0]# 其他查询ins_new=comb.recursion_copy(ins)仅仅提供一个递归调用，复制传入的entity_instance以及该entity_instance 指向的其他entity_instance通过原始文件的 globalid 映射目标文件中的entity_instance，防止重复复制。同时在复制时修改globalid。为何？当我尝试使用ifcopenshell自带的add功能时，发现这么一个问题：在复制不同的ifc文件中的部分对象到同一个ifc文件中去时，会出现一些显示异常。通过分析，揣测是在复制过程中，部分globalid相同的entity_instance，被共用了，但其实两者可能不一样。所以尝试自己通过递归手动复制来完成。并且达到了自己的效果。ifcopenshell 依赖项目依赖于 aconda 中ifcopenshell 库,未曾在项目依赖中标注,因为pip 无法直接安装aconda的库.请自行安装.
Package: copyingmock
MagicMockhas problems when used on a function with mutable arguments.  This is called out in thedocumentation:Another situation is rare, but can bite you, is when your mock is called with mutable arguments.call_argsandcall_args_liststore references to the arguments. If the arguments are mutated by the code under test then you can no longer make assertions about what the values were when the mock was called.They then go on to propose a workaround, usingside_effect, but it’s not very likable.  There is also an elegant recipe offered which copies arguments at call-time.  It’s simply a subclass ofMagicMockwhich copies the arguments, instead of storing references.  I’m not sure why the recipe wasn’t included directly inmock, so here it is as a third-party package.
Package: copyist
To make sure all your projects share the same configuration, add a[tool.copyist]section to
thepyproject.tomlfile of your projects specifying the expected files and their generators.For example,copyist’sisortconfiguration is synced fromexamples/isort.pypolicy as specified
in itspyproject.toml:[tool.copyist]
  [tool.copyist.context]
  package_name = "copyist"

  [tool.copyist.files]
  "pyproject.toml" = ["examples.isort.apply_config"]Configuration[tool.copyist.files]section lists the files to generate/keep synced with their list of generators to apply.Each generator is a function taking as argument the previous content of the file and an optional context
specified in[tool.copyist.context]section.The generators are generally provided by an other Python package specifying your expected configuration.Command line optionsYou can list them by runningcopyist--help:usage: copyist [-h] [--version] [--config CONFIG] [--verbose] [--dry-run]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  --config CONFIG, -c CONFIG
                        Configuration file (defaults to pyproject.toml)
  --verbose, -v         Show the diff produced at each stage
  --dry-run             Do not overwrite filesHelpersCurrently onlycopyist.helpers.fill_tool_section(previous_content, tool_name, section_text)is available
to help fillpyproject.tomlwith the different tools’ configurations.
Package: copykitten
copykittenA robust, dependency-free way to use the system clipboard in Python.Installationcopykittensupports Python >= 3.8.You can installcopykittenfrom PyPI usingpipor any other Python package manager.pipinstallcopykittenUsageTextTo copy or paste text content, usecopykitten.copyandcopykitten.pastefunctions.importcopykittencopykitten.copy("The kitten says meow")importcopykittentext=copykitten.paste()ImageTo copy or paste images, usecopykitten.copy_imageandcopykitten.paste_imagefunctions.
Working with images is a bit complex, so read further.importcopykittenfromPILimportImageimage=Image.open("image.png")pixels=image.tobytes()copykitten.copy_image(pixels,image.width,image.height)importcopykittenfromPILimportImagepixels,width,height=copykitten.paste_image()image=Image.frombytes(mode="RGBA",size=(width,height),data=pixels)image.save("image.png")To copy an image to the clipboard, you have to pass three arguments - pixel data, width, and height.
Pixel data must be abytesobject containing the raw RGBA value for each pixel. You can easily get it using an imaging
library likePillow.If your image is not of RGBA type (like a typical JPEG, which is RGB), you first have to convert it to RGBA, otherwisecopy_imagewill raise an exception.When pasting an image from the clipboard you will receive a 3-tuple of (pixels, width, height). Pixels here are the same
RGBAbytesobject. Please note that it is not guaranteed that any image copied to the clipboard by another program
will be successfully pasted withcopykitten.You can read more about thedata formatand theimplicationsof working with images in
thearboarddocumentation.ClearTo clear the clipboard, usecopykitten.clearfunction.importcopykittencopykitten.clear()RationaleAt the time of writing, there are very few Python packages that handle the clipboard. Most of them are simply no longer
maintained (including the most popular solution around the web,pyperclip).They all depend on external command-line tools like xclip/pbcopy or libraries like PyQt/GTK. You have to make sure these
dependencies are installed on the target machine, otherwise they won’t work.There are some solutions using the Tkinter library, which comes with the standard Python suite. However, these solutions
are fragile and may leave your app unresponsive.Copykitten is a lightweight wrapper around the Rustarboardlibrary. It comes
with pre-built wheels for Linux (x64, ARM64), macOS (x64, ARM64), and Windows (x64), so you don't have to worry about
anything.What's in a name?You can’t even imagine, how many Python packages devoted to the clipboard management there are on PyPI! Most of them
are abandoned for a decade, and all the neat obvious names (and even some rather creative ones) are already taken.
So I had no choice, but to invent this tongue-in-cheek name. Also, my wife approved it.
Package: copyleaks
Copyleaks Python SDKCopyleaks SDK is a simple framework that allows you to scan textual content for plagiarism and trace content distribution online, using theCopyleaks plagiarism checker cloud.Detect plagiarism using Copyleaks SDK in:Online content and webpagesLocal and cloud files (see supported files)Free textOCR (Optical Character Recognition) - scanning pictures with textual content (see supported files)InstallationSupported Python version: 3.You have two ways to integrate with the Copyleaks SDK:Recommended- Use the Python Package Manager -PiPy.When integrating this way you will automatically be able to update the SDK to its latest version:pip3 install copyleaksDownload the code from this repository and add it to your project.Register and Get Your API KeyTo use the Copyleaks SDK you need to have a Copyleaks account. The registration to Copyleaks is free of charge and quick.Sign upand confirm your account to finalize your registration.Now, generate your personal API key on yourdashboardunder 'API Access Credentials'.For more information check out ourAPI guide.ExamplesSee theexample.pyfile.To change the Identity server URI (default:"https://id.copyleaks.com"):Copyleaks.set_identity_uri("your identity server uri");To change the API server URI (default:"https://api.copyleaks.com"):Copyleaks.set_api_uri("your api server uri");Dependenciespip3 install requests pytz python-dateutilRead MoreAPI HomepageAPI DocumentationPlagiarism Report
Package: copynet-tf
CopyNet implementation with TensorFlow 2Incorporating Copying Mechanism in Sequence-to-Sequence LearningUsesTensorFlow 2.0and above APIs withtf.kerastooAdapted from AllenNLP's PyTorch implementation, their blog referenced
below was very helpful to understand the math from an implementation
perspectiveEnvironment to run examplesSetupCopysample.envto.envand enter appropriate values for the variablesA brief description of each is provided as a comment in that filePost that run,./setup-env.sh[--no-docker]Uses env file to configure project environmentBuilds required docker images (if you don't wanna use Docker then pass--no-dockeroption to thesetup-env.shscript)Makes a python environment and installes required packages in itPrepares anlock.envfile. Do not edit/ delete itRebuilding environmentYou may change environment config in the process of developmentThis includes adding a new python package to requirements.txtAfter changing run,./setup-env.sh [--no-docker]If you do not want Docker, then pass--no-dockeroption similar to beforeStart environmentAt the end of setup script you will be shown the commands to start the
environmentsThey are,./start-env.shnb# For Dockerized jupyter server./start-env.shbash# For Dockerized bashIt is not necessary to use thestart-env.shscript for virtualenv, the
regularsourcecommand to activate it is enoughNote on Dockerized environmentThe dockerized environment is specifically helpful and recommended when
usingGPUIt takes care of many nuances involved in setting up CUDA. Your host machine
should just have correct NVIDIA drivers and nothing elseIt is recommended to run the examples in this environment to ensure all
correct dependencies are metRun examplesInstructions to run an example are detailed in its own folders respectivelyReferencesIncorporating Copying Mechanism in Sequence-to-Sequence Learning: (paper)AllenNLP implementation: (blog) (code)BLEU score metric: (code)
Package: copypasta-search
copypasta-searchSearch and retrieve copypasta on Reddit with PythonInstallationpip install copypasta-searchUsageCommand line$ copypasta-search interject --help
usage: copypasta-search [-h] [--hide] [-c] [--version] query

positional arguments:
  query       search term

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --hide      do not print output to stdout
  -c, --copy  copy pasta to clipboard
  --version   show program's version number and exitPython moduleimportcopypasta_searchascps# To store the pasta:pasta=cps.get_copypasta('interject')# pasta == 'I'd just like to interject for a moment…'# Or for direct output to stdout:cps.get_copypasta('interject',print_pasta=True)
Package: copypaste
Platform independent copy + paste library for Python
This library is easier and more powerful thanxerox, I think :).Supported:OS X (pbcopy + pbpaste)Linux (requiredxclip)Windows (requiredpywin32orIronPython)Installpip install copypasteUsage>>> from copypaste import copy, paste
>>>
>>> copy('I\'m here to make web a better place!!')
>>> paste()
"I'm here to make web a better place!!"
>>>
>>> # Only for UNIX like systems you can specify your own command for copy and paste
>>> copy('I\'m here to make web a better place!!', cmd=['xsel', '-pi'])
>>> paste(cmd=['xsel', '-o'])
"I'm here to make web a better place!!"
>>>Command line usage% copy "I'm here to make web a better place!!"
% paste
I'm here to make web a better place!!
%
% echo I\'m here to make web a better place!! | copy
% paste
I'm here to make web a better place!!
%Licensecopypasteis licensed under the MIT license. See the license file for details.
Package: copypastor
copypastorCopy & paste your stuff between devices, simple and fast way. Safely share your clipboard.Getting StartedThese instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine.tldr:go toInstalling&HOW MAY I USE IT?PrerequisitesYou need at leastPython3- that's all. Rest is inrequirements.txt(installed automatically).Oh, one more thing: *nixsystems only (including MacOS), I don't work with Windows so... maybe you could add it?And one more - your devices have to be in thesame network.Installingpip3 install copypastor(recommended)clone code &pip3 install .(in app root directory)clone code &python3 setup.py install(little deprecated)ConfigurationDefault config after installation is your $HOME location, usually:/home/yourmom/.config/copypastor/config.pyThis is standardpythonconfig, you can change there things like:- SERVER_PORT
- SERVER_HOST
- REMOTE_PORT
- REMOTE_HOST
- AUTH_KEY (currently not ciphered)and also key bindings:- ACTIVATE_CLIENT -> KeyCode(char='c') -> to some other [key combination is allowed]
- ACTIVATE_SERVER -> KeyCode(char='s') -> to some other [key combination is allowed]Deployment (CLI usage)copypastor iscli-app-only, dead simple. After installing just try commands below.One important thing to remember:you need to start it where your X's are(orEXPORT DISPLAYthem)copypastor- running default mode, you can choose between client/server mode by (default) keys'C'or'S'copypastor --server- server mode only, listening on port and waiting for connectioncopypastor --client- client mode only, connecting to specified host ($HOME/.config/copypastor/config.py)copypastor --debug- just like default but with more CLI infocopypastor --help- not important at all ;)copypastor --version- in case I would ever bump it upHOW MAY I USE IT?(how author is using it)On 1st device (let's saya Ubuntu laptop) I'm starting in CLI:copypastor --serverto run server-modeNow copy some text on this Ubuntu to system clipboard (CTRL+C somewhere:"has logged off")On the other one (let's saya Macbook) I'm starting in CLI:copypastor --clientto run client-mode,then paste from clipboardand...voilà.I've just pasted this text fromUbuntu clipboard.[extra stuff]OR (even better, extremely ergonomic):Create system/app key shortcut bindso you can paste it fast anywhere, for ex.iCanHazShortcutTODO:DotEnvinstead standardconfig.pyThreadsfor app modes (so you could easy change it while running)Pathlibfor in-place paths instead current import constructionSecuring secrets (connection token)ContributingPlease readCONTRIBUTING.mdfor details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.VersioningWe useSemVerfor versioning. For the versions available, see thetags on this repository.AuthorsDawid Deręgowski-currently the only one-VenomenSee also the list ofcontributorswho participated in this project.LicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSE.mdfile for details
Package: copypy
Video Transcription Script - COPYPyThis script extracts audio from a video file, transcribes the audio into text using Google's Speech Recognition API And OpenAi Whisper Model, and writes the transcribed text to a file.Dependenciespydubspeech_recognitionYou can install these packages using pip:pipinstallcopypyUsagepython-mcopypy<video_path><output_path>Where:<video_path>is the path to the video file you want to transcribe.<output_path>is the path where the transcribed text will be written to.The script currently supports MP4 video files and transcribes audio to Spanish. You can modify the script to support other video formats or languages.Next, you might want to add more details to your README, such as a section on how to contribute to your project, or a section detailing any known issues or limitations of your script.
Package: copyright
OverviewAdd or replace license/copyright boilerplate in source code files.All contiguous comment blocks (bounded by empty or code lines) that
contain a copyright message are stripped before injecting the new
message.You should commit all your code into a repo before running this program
and check the results with a diff utility.FeaturesAutodetect language from extension or shebang or header.Force programming language to use if files cannot be autodetected.Specify list of files to process.Recursive or non-recursive processing from current or specific path.Custom templates loadable from a JSON file.Specify author(s), year(s), program and short description.Include or exclude files or directories with wildcards or regex.Append to file or insert after any contiguous header comment block.Control left-hand margin padding and newline spacing.JSON config file ingestion for repeated or automated use, overridden
by command-line options.Multi or single line comment style, such as /* */ vs. //.Quiet mode to suppress printing of altered files.Languages currently supported: C/C++, Java, HTML,
Shell/Bash/Csh/Ksh/Tcsh/Zsh, Perl, Python, SQL, XMLPython 2 and 3.ExamplesProcess current directory recursively and autodetect files.$ copyright -c config.jsonProcess files matching wildcards, appending to end of file.$ copyright -a 'Joe Smith' -p MyApp -l mit -i '*.py,foo*.h,script?' --backUse custom template.$ copyright -c config.json -t my_templates.json --license my-license-2.0InstallationWith PyPI.$ pip install copyrightWith tarball.$ python setup.py installTesting$ make testFAQQ1. How can you keep multiple licenses in a file? A1. One strategy is to
create a custom templates file that has all the licenses merged into one
key/value pair, and then process your specific list of files.News1.0.1.0Added -q/–quiet mode.Fixed -v/–version message.1.0.0.0Initial release.Licensecopyright Copyright (C) 2016 Remik ZiemlinskiThis program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software,
and you are welcome to redistribute it under the conditions of the GPLv3
license.