Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: compare-hash
python compare hashesscript เพื่อใช้ตรวจสอบค่า hash ของ files ใน 2 folders ใช้ในกรณีเช่น ตรวจเจอ apk ที่มีค่า hash ของ apk ไม่ตรงกัน เมื่อ decompiled ออกมาแล้วใช้ตรวจสอบแยกแต่ละไฟล์ว่าระหว่าง 2 apks มีไฟล์ไหนไม่ตรงกันบ้างTable of ContentsUsageInstallationpipinstallcompare-hashUsagecompare-hash'./folder_1''./folder_2'2023-01-3012:56:00::Startcomparisonbetween./folder_1andfolder_22023-01-3012:56:01::Endcomparison2023-01-3012:56:01::FinishedNameVersionReleasecompare_hashv.0.52023-02-13 14:46
Package: compare-locales
compare-localesLint Mozilla localizationsFindsmissing stringsobsolete stringserrors on runtime errors without false positiveswarns on possible runtime errorsIt also includesl10n-mergefunctionality, which pads localizations with
missing English strings, and replaces entities with errors with English.If you want to check your original code for errors like duplicated messages,
usemoz-l10n-lint, which is also part of this package. You can also use
this to check for conflicts between your strings and those already exposed
to l10n.ConfigurationYou configurecompare-locales(andmoz-l10n-lint) through aproject configurationfile,l10n.toml.ExamplesTo check all locales in a project usecompare-localesl10n.toml.To check Firefox against a local check-out of l10n-central, usecompare-localesbrowser/locales/l10n.toml../l10n-centralIf you just want to check particular locales, specify them as additional
commandline parameters.To lint your local work, usemoz-l10n-lintl10n.tomlTo check for conflicts against already existing strings:moz-l10n-lint--reference-project../android-l10n/mozilla-mobile/fenixl10n.toml
moz-l10n-lint--l10n-reference../gecko-stringsbrowser/locales/l10n.tomlto check for a monolithic project like Fenix or a gecko project like Firefox,
resp.
Package: comparemol
comparemolThis package is used to compare if two molecules are equivalent.InstallationThis package requires Python 3.8.pipinstallcomparemolUsageCompare if two molecules are equivalentfromcomparemolimportMol# define types and coordinatestypes1=[0,0]types2=[0,0]coords1=[[0.0,0.0,0.0],[1.0,1.0,1.0]]coords2=[[0.0,0.0,0.0],[1.73205081,0.0,0.0]]# define two moleculesmol1=Mol(types1,coords1)mol2=Mol(types2,coords2)# compare whether they are equivalentassertmol1==mol2Rotate forces to match coordinatesfromcomparemolimportget_rotation# define rotation: mol2 -> mol1r=get_rotation(mol1,mol2)# rotate forcesforce2=[[1.73205081,0.0,0.0]]force1=r.apply(force2)Load from a dpdata SystemLoad a molecule from adpdataSystem:fromcomparemolimportMol# system: dpdata.Systemmol=Mol.load_from_dpdata(system)Note that only the first frame is loaded.
Package: compare-mp3
python-compare-mp3Comparefiles using Python.Installationpipinstall-Ucompare-mp3Command-line usagecompare-mp3a.mp3b.mp3Programmatic usagefromcompare_mp3importcompareifcompare('a.mp3','b.mp3'):print('Files contain the same audio')Return valuescompare_mp3.Result.SAME_FILELiterally the same filecompare_mp3.Result.SAME_BITSTREAMFiles have the same bitstream (but may have different metadata)compare_mp3.Result.SAME_WAVFiles contain the same audio (as decoded by LAME)compare_mp3.Result.DIFFERENTCompletely different files
Package: comparerdspg
comparerdspgUnder construction! Still you can use!Developed by Tanmay VaradeThis project help to compare your RDS parameter group with their default.If you get error for comparerdspg- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'comparerdspg'python3 -m pip install comparerdspgExamples of How To UseMake sure you export your AWS credential to terminalCompare one or more RDS instance parameter groupimportcomparerdspgcomparerdspg.customcompareclusterpg(["rds-instance-pg-1","rds-instance-pg-1",,"rds-instance-pg-n"],"aws-region")# provide name of only custom RDS instance parameter name.Compare one or more RDS instance parameter groupimportcomparerdspgcomparerdspg.customcompareinstancepg(["rds-cluster-pg-1","rds-cluster-pg-1",,"rds-cluster-pg-n"],"aws-region")# provide name of only custom RDS cluster parameter name.Compare all the custom RDS instance parameter group with specific family.importcomparerdspgcomparerdspg.compareinstancerdspg("aws-region","family-name")# family-name = aurora-mysql5.7 if you wants to copare all instance parameter group having default family aurora-mysql5.7# If you wants to store output in file provide filename argument to above function.comparerdspg.compareinstancerdspg("aws-region","family-name","file-name")Compare all the custom RDS cluster parameter group with specific family.importcomparerdspgcomparerdspg.compareclusterrdspg("aws-region","family-name")# family-name = aurora-mysql5.7 if you wants to copare all cluster parameter group having default family aurora-mysql5.7# If you wants to store output in file provide filename argument to above function.comparerdspg.compareclusterrdspg("aws-region","family-name","file-name")importcomparerdspgcomparerdspg.compareclusterrdspg("aws-region","family-name")# family-name = aurora-mysql5.7 if you wants to copare all cluster parameter group having default family aurora-mysql5.7# If you wants to store output in file provide filename argument to above function.comparerdspg.compareclusterrdspg("aws-region","family-name","file-name")If you get error for pandas module use below command to installpython3 -m pip install pandas
Package: compare-reads
cythonized function to compare reads by nameFree software: MIT licenseInstallationpip install compare-readsDocumentationhttps://pysam-compare-reads.readthedocs.io/DevelopmentTo run the all tests run:toxNote, to combine the coverage data from all the tox environments run:Windowsset PYTEST_ADDOPTS=--cov-append
toxOtherPYTEST_ADDOPTS=--cov-append toxChangelog0.0.0 (2019-02-13)First release on PyPI.
Package: comparerr
comparerrComparerr uses pylint to analyze 2 versions of python software versioned with git and lists you messages which did not occur in old version and messages which are no longer emitted. It is an alternative to pylints disabling of some messages because they are not useful or they are false positives.ExampleWe have 2 branches. Master is the most recent stable development and pull request is my new changes which add new feature to my software.masterpullrequestI want to know if i did not add some new warning to those which were already occurring.
So i will run:$ comparerr "./.git" "master" "pullrequest" --error-only --targets src/ tests/ \*.pyLet me explain what happens here."./.git"first argument is a location of the git repository"master"first git reference for comparison"pullrequest"second git reference for comparison--error-onlyoptions which forces pylint and comparerr to work only with errors in code and
not search for example coding style issues.--targets src/ tests/ \*.pythese are folders and files which we want to analyze with pylint.Please note escaped asterisk symbol. You can use regex but you must escape it, because your shell could and most probably will resolve them in context of your current working directoryNow lets see the output.Fixed errors:
Message: Instance of 'JunkClass' has no '_non_existent' member
File: /junk.py
Line: 4
Context:

class JunkClass:
    def __init__(self):
        self._non_existent += 1


Added errors:
Message: Undefined variable 'variabble'
File: /junk.py
Line: 9
Context:
    def great_method(self, keyword=None):
        variable = 1
        print(variabble)First blockFixed errors:shows us what messages have not been present in analysis of new version.Second blockAdded errors:shows us what messages have been added in analysis of new version.
Package: compare-strings-lib
Compare stringsA python library for comparing 2 stringsin the case of str1 = str2 returned value would be1in the case of str1 > str2 returned value would be0in the case of str1 < str2 returned value would be-1Installation:pip3 install compare_strings_libUsage:from strings.compare import compare

    result = compare("1.2", "1.1")
Package: compare-string-version
This is a software library that accepts 2 version string as input and
returns whether one is greater than, equal, or less than the other.
As an example: "1.2" is greater than "1.1".REQUIREMENTS: PYTHON 3. and aboveusage:from compare_string_version import compareVersion
print(compareVersion(a,b))expected returnwhena==b:

    a is equal to b

a>b:

    a is greater than b

a<b: 

    a is less than bExceptions:either a is null and/or b is null:
Value(s) can not be null: Both values must be stringeither a and/or b are/is not a string:
Both must be stringassumptions:a and b are string

a and b are not null (None)

both version strings only contain numbers (0...9) and this char '.':

    123.456.789.012

    'A..Z','a..z' and any other chars like "! @ # $ % * [ } ] { ^ Ã§ ? ; : . > , < | " will be removed from the comparison:
        some adjustment would be applied after char removal:
        '..' will be replaced by '.'
        string ending in '.' will be shorted by 1

this '..' will not be accepted as it is '.' duplicated:
        '10..12..13..14' will become '10.12.13.14'

the comparison would be from the group split by the char '.':
        10.12.13.14 would be treated as 10 12 13 14
        01.10.100.001 would be treated as 1 10 100 1

all the comparison would check the integer part of the version:
        '10.0' is equal to '010.0.0.0.0.0.0.0' because int('10.0') is equal to int ('010')

whoever version number has the higher far left group would be named as greater:
        10.0.0.0.0.1 is greater then 9.9.9.9.9.9.9
        0.1.0.0.0.0.1 is greater than 0.0.9
        the same "int" rule will be applied for any other group in the string

all '0's from the left will be disregarded if its value is '0':
        1.0.0.0 is equal to 1.0 and it is equal to 1the following .py were used in order to test datatest997.py has generated output5.txttest996.py has generated output4.txttest995.py has generated output1.txt and output2.txttest994.py has generated output3.txt
Package: comparetap
comparetapAdd a short description here!A longer description of your project goes here…Making Changes & ContributingThis project usespre-commit, please make sure to install it before making any
changes:pip install pre-commit
cd comparetap
pre-commit installIt is a good idea to update the hooks to the latest version:pre-commit autoupdateDon’t forget to tell your contributors to also install and use pre-commit.NoteThis project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.2.1. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold seehttps://pyscaffold.org/.
Package: compare-with-remote
compare-with-remoteCompare local files with remote filesAboutThis is a generic file comparing tool. I wrote it to help the transition from “pet to cattle”. With other words
I am switching from linux server managed with vi and ssh to configuration management.It helps you to compare files on a remote host with files on your local file system.Installpipinstall-egit+https://github.com/guettli/compare-with-remote.git#egg=compare-with-remoteUsage===>compare-with-remote-husage:compare-with-remote[-h][--only-files-containing-patternONLY_FILES_CONTAINING_PATTERN]directory_url_onedirectory_url_twocomparetwodirectories.Directoriescangetfetchedviasshfirst,then"meld"getcalledtocopmarethedirectories.Seehttps://github.com/guettli/compare-with-remotepositionalarguments:directory_url_one[[user@]remote-host:]dirdirectory_url_two[[user@]remote-host:]diroptionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit--only-files-containing-patternONLY_FILES_CONTAINING_PATTERNExamplesYou want to compare all files in the /etc directory which contain the word “rsyslog”:root@local-server>compare-with-remote--only-files-containing-patternrsyslog\root@server-with-cute-name-1:/etc\root@server-with-cute-name-2:/etcYou can compare the output of scripts like this:root@local-server>compare-with-remote\'postgres@server-with-cute-name-1:psql -c "select app, name from django_migrations order by id"'\'postgres@server-with-cute-name-2:'If you don’t provide a remote-command for the second host, then the command from the first host will get called. In this case
all rows of a database table get compared.ScreenshotsAfter fetching the files, the script calls the tool “meld” to show the actual diff:Here is a screenshot of meld showing the difference between two files:Don’t be shyI want to know what you think and feel. Please leave a comment via the github issue tracker. I love feedback.
Package: compare-xml
Compare XMLComparator for XML ElementsCopyright (c) 2020 Fabian Fröhlichcompare-xml@f-froehlich.dehttps://projects.f-froehlich.de/compare-xmlDonateThis project needs donations. Please check outhttps://projects.f-froehlich.de/Donatefor details.Quick setupinstall python 3.7 (other versions may also work)install python3-pipinstallNmappip3 install compare-xmlUsagefromcompare_xml.Comparatorimportcompare,compare_listsfromxml.etree.ElementTreeimportElementTreexml1=ElementTree().parse(source=filepath1)xml2=ElementTree().parse(source=filepath2)compare(xml1,xml2)# Falsecompare(xml2,xml1)# Falsecompare(xml1,xml1)# Truecompare(xml2,xml2)# Truecompare_lists([xml1],[])# Falsecompare_lists([xml1],[xml2])# Falsecompare_lists([xml1],[xml1])# Truecompare_lists([xml1,xml2],[xml2,xml1])# Truecompare_lists([xml1,xml2],[xml2,xml2])# FalseContributorsNameemailinfoFabian Fröhlichcompare-xml@f-froehlich.deMain contributor and code ownerChangelog1.0.0Compare XML Elements and lists of XML Element1.1.0Add support for lxml
Package: comparingnumber-HarshDhas
compairingnumber**This package help you to find greater and smaller number between three numbersGetting startedInstalling the Packagepy -m pip install --index-urlhttps://pypi.org/simple/comparingnumber_HarshDhasusing the packagefrom HDPACKAGES import pythonworking of package**the user needs to give three number inputs as x,y,z . theen gives greatest and smallest number among three numbers.
Package: compartmental
compartmentalUtility tools for Approximate Bayesian computation on compartmental modelsInstalationcompartmentalreleases are available as wheel packages onPyPI. You can install the last version usingpip:pip install compartmentalDocumentationDocumentations is automatically generated from code on main push and hosted in github-pageshere.HelpJust open an issue with thequestiontag (or clic here), I would love to help!ContributingYou can contribute with:ExamplesDocumentationBug report/fixFeaturesCodeEven only feedback is greatly apreciated.Just create an issue and let me know you want to help!Licensingcompartmentalis released under theApache License Version 2.0.
Package: compartor
CompartorCompartor is an automatic moment equation generator for stochastic compartment populations:
From a set of provided interaction rules, it derives the associated system of ODEs that describes the population statistics.
Equations can be exported as Python or Julia code.InstallationInstall withpippip install compartorGetting startedA tutorial for the usage of Compartor is provided as Jupyter notebooks athttps://github.com/zechnerlab/Compartor.
(You can experiment with the notebooks onBinderfirst, without installing anything locally.)PublicationsCompartor is based on the theoretical framework introduced byDuso, L. and Zechner, C. (2020).
Stochastic reaction networks in dynamic compartment populations.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,117(37), 22674–22683 (https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2003734117).
Package: comparxiv
comparxivA wrapper oflatexdiffto compare two version of anarXivpreprint with a single command.Disclaimer:This is a beta version. Despite extensive testing, it does not work for all preprints on arXiv.INSTALLATIONYou can installcomparxivviapip install comparxivor direct from source.git clone https://github.com/temken/comparxiv.git
cd comparxiv 
python setup.py installUSAGEThere are three ways to runcomparxiv:(A) ID: The easiest way is to simply provide a preprint ID such ascomparxiv hep-ph/0612370This will compare the two latest versions of the paper.(B) ID + version: To compare versionNwithN-1, you can either runcomparxiv 1709.06573vNorcomparxiv 1709.06573 N(B) ID + two versions: To compare two specified versionNandM, there are also two possible ways to give the input. Eithercomparxiv 1905.06348 N Morcomparxiv 1905.06348vN MThe order of the two arguments (N and M) matters, the second version (M) is interpreted as thenewversion.A successful run will generate a pdf and open it.For more details and options, runcomparxiv --helpDEPENDENCIESpythonandpipa tex distribution withpdflatexandlatexdiff(*)argparse(**)arxiv(**)requests(**)tqdm(**)(*) Are part of any tex distribution, which can be installed on Linux e.g. viasudo apt-get install texlive-fullor on macOS e.g. usinghomebrew.brew cask install mactex(**): Get installed automatically via pip, if necessary.VERSIONSv0.1(24/04/2020): First version released.To-do listPlanned featurescomparison of figuressupport of latex papers on biorxiv (?)AUTHORS & CONTACTThe author of this script is Timon Emken.For questions, bug reports or other suggestions please contactemken@chalmers.se.LICENSEThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file.ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI am grateful forthis useful tutorialby Scott Torborg about python packaging.
Package: compas-3gs
compas_3gscompas_3gsis a 3D graphic statics add-on package for theCOMPASframework.InstallationFirst, create an environment with a specific version of Python.$condacreate-n3gspython=3.7Activate the new environment.$condaactivate3gsReleased versions ofcompas_3gscan be installed withpip.$pipinstallcompas-3gsThen, install compas_3gs for Rhino.$python-mcompas_rhino.install-pcompas_3gsFirst StepsTheoretical backgroundExamplesAPI referenceQuestions and discussionsThecompas_3gslibrary has a forum:https://forum.compas-framework.org/c/compas-3gsfor questions and discussions.Issue trackerIf you find a bug, please help us solve it byfiling a report.ContributingIf you would like to contribute, check out thecontribution guidelines.
All contributions and relevant publications will be fully credited underPublications.LicenseThecompas_3gsadd-on package forCOMPASisreleased under the MIT license.ContactFor any additional suggestions or feedback, please conact the main contributors ofcompas_3gs, Juney Lee (juney.lee@arch.ethz.ch) and Tom Van Mele (van.mele@arch.ethz.ch).
Package: compas-ags
compas_agscompas_agsis a COMPAS package for Computational Graphic Statics.
It combines implementations of the following papers:Algebraic Graph StaticsBi-directional Algebraic Graph StaticsLoad-path optimisation of funcicular networksSee "Publications" for more info.Getting StartedHave a look at the "Getting Started" instructions in the docs:https://blockresearchgroup.github.io/compas_ags/latest/gettingstarted.html.First StepsA good place to start exploring AGS throughcompas_agsare theexamples.Questions and feedbackFor questions and feedback, read through or post something in thecompas_ags categoryof the COMPAS forum.Issue trackerIf you find a bug, please help us solve it byfiling a report.ContributingIf you want to contribute, check out ourdeveloper guidelines.Licensecompas_agsis licensed under the MIT License. SeeLICENSE, for more information.
Package: compas-assembly
COMPAS AssemblyAssembly data structure for the compas_assembly framework.InstallationBasic installation withpip.pipinstallcompas_assemblyInstallation withpipin acondaenvironment.condacreate-nassemblycompas
condaactivateassembly
pipinstallcompas_assemblyTo use the viewer for visualisation of assemblies outside of CAD software, installcompas_view2.condainstallcompas_view2First StepsTry one of the examples included in theexamplesfolder.Questions and feedbackFor questions and discussions try the forum:https://forum.compas-framework.org/.Issue trackerIf you find a bug, please help us solve it byfiling a report.ChangelogSee changes between releases on thechangelog.Licensecompas_ssemblyisreleased under the MIT license.CreditsSee thelist of authorsfor an overview of the contributors.
Package: compas-convert
compas_convertConversions ofCOMPASgeometry objects to CAD specific objects.Supported CAD environmentsRhino/GrasshopperBlender (planned)Installationpipinstallcompas_convert
python-mcompas_rhino.installThis will install the package into your Rhino environment and add a grasshopper
component next to the COMPAS package's components.DocumentationThe functionconvertwhich you can import from the top level of the package
(from compas_convert import convert) will convert compas object to CAD object
or CAD object to compas object. It does this based on the environment and the
input object.You can also use normal converter functions:fromcompas.geometryimportPointfromcompas_convert.rhinoimportpoint_to_rhino_pointcompas_pt=Point(10,10,0)rhino_pt=point_to_rhino_pt(compas_pt)Under the hoodConverter functions can be found in subpackages named after the CAD software it
converts to and from. The modules are namedcompas_to_*and*_to_compas. The
convert functions are decorated with the decoratorcompas_convert.register_converterwhere possible input types are specified and
the output type.This metadata is used by the functioncompas_convert.convertwhich on its
first use maps types and converters and uses that mapping to convert object
without the need to specify either input type or output type. Input type or
output type can however be specified to override the default.Conversion diagramsChangelogAll notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.The format is based onKeep a Changelog,
and this project adheres toSemantic Versioning.[0.1.4] 2021-11-08Changedcompas bumped to<1.11.[0.1.3] 2021-06-18AddedGrasshopper component for universal converter.ChangedSmartConverterrenamed toUniversalConverter.[0.1.2] 2021-06-14AddedUniversal converter (SmartConverter) added which converts input object based
on type.MIT LicenseCopyright (c) 2021 Anton TetovPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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SOFTWARE.