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Package: canedge-browser
CANedge Browser - List Log Files (Local, S3)This package lets you easily listCANedgeCAN data log files. Simply specify the source (local disk or S3 server) and the start/stop period. The listed log files can then be used with other packages such asmdf_iterandcan_decoder.Key features1. Extract a subset of log files between a start/stop date & timeInstallationUse pip to install thecanedge_browsermodule:pip install canedge_browserDependenciesfsspec(required)mdf_iter(required)Module usage exampleIn the below example, we list log files between two dates from aMinIOS3 server:import canedge_browser
import s3fs
from datetime import datetime, timezone

fs = s3fs.S3FileSystem(
    key="<key>",
    secret="<secret>",
    client_kwargs={
        "endpoint_url": "http://address.of.remote.s3.server:9000",
    },
)

devices = ["<bucket>/23AD1AEA", "<bucket>/86373F4D"]
start = datetime(year=2020, month=8, day=4, hour=10, tzinfo=timezone.utc)
stop = datetime(year=2020, month=9, day=9, tzinfo=timezone.utc)

log_files = canedge_browser.get_log_files(fs, devices, start_date=start, stop_date=stop)

print("Found a total of {} log files".format(len(log_files)))
for log_file in log_files:
    print(log_file)Regarding timezoneNOTE: All time inputs into the library must include a timezone. If in doubt, set this to UTC (+00:00).Regarding S3 server typesIf you need to connect to e.g. an AWS S3 server, simply use the relevant endpoint (e.g.https://s3.amazonaws.com). Similarly, for MinIO servers, you would use the relevant endpoint (e.g.http://192.168.0.1:9000).HTTP vs. HTTPSTo connect to a MinIO S3 server where TLS is enabled via a self-signed certificate, you can connect by adding the path to your public certificate in theverifyfield in thesetup_fs_s3function.Regarding path syntaxNote that all paths are relative to the root/. For POSIX systems, this will likely follow the normal filesystem structure. Windows systems gets a slightly mangled syntax, such thatC:\Some folder\a subfolder\the target file.MF4becomes/C:/Some folder/a subfolder/the target file.MF4.
Package: can-explorer
can-explorerReport a Bug·Request a Feature·Ask a QuestionAboutcan-exploreris a CAN bus visualization tool designed to aid in reverse engineering.How does this help me?By continuously plotting all payloads for each CAN id, spotting trends that correspond to a specific action can become signicantly easier to identify.Please refer to thisprior articleI wrote for a working example of how this approach can be used to find which id includes speedometer data.Built WithGetting StartedInstallationpipxis recommended although any package manager that supportspyproject.tomlfiles can be used.pipxinstallcan-explorerUsageThe gui can be launched by running one of the below commands from a terminal.can-explorerpython3-mcan_explorerBefore starting the viewer, youmustnavigate to the settings tab and input your interface adapter configuration to create a bus instance. Please refer to thepython-can docsfor more information regarding the various interfaces supported.The gui can also be launched with a demo flag which will auto select the virtual interface option and start streaming simulated CAN data in a background process.can-explorer--demoSupportReach out to the maintainer at one of the following places:GitHub issuesContact options listed onthis GitHub profileIf you want to saythank youor/and support active development of can-explorer consider adding aGitHub Starto the project.ContributingPlease readour contribution guidelinesFor a full list of all authors and contributors, seethe contributors page.LicenseThis project is licensed under theGNU General Public License v3.SeeLICENSEfor more information.
Package: canfork
# canfork #Guess whether a process can fork based on its virtual memory usage and free
system memory.Install viapip install canfork.Runcanfork PID.# Why? #While# Limitations #Canfork currently assumes you are running with default memory overcommit
settings. However, in practice, if you aren’t, then the answer to “can this
process fork?” is much simpler, and hardly requires a separate tool:Always overcommit: You can always fork.Don’t overcommit: You can only fork if your virtual memory is
< available memory
Package: canica
canicacanicais an interactive tool to visualize embeddings. Its main current goal is to explore text datasets, representing the input embeddings in a 2D tSNE plot.How to installJustpipinstallcanicaAnd start using theCanicaTSNEandCanicaUMAPclass in your notebooks.How to usecanica is designed to work mainly as a data exploration tool embedded as a widget inside of a jupyter notebook. These are the instructions to explore a dataset in a notebook (the tutorial notebookprovides more information).In a notebook, load a pandas DataFrame and make sure that at least one column contains the embeddings you want to plot.
In a cell, run:fromcanica.widgetimportCanicaTSNECanicaTSNE(df,embedding_col="embedding_col",text_col="text_col",hue_col="some_score")Wheredfis the pandas DataFrame,"embedding_col"is a column indfcontaining embeddings andhue_varis another column that will be represented using colours (currently it has to be a numerical column with values between 0 and 1).
You can also useCanicaUMAPinstead ofCanicaTSNEto use UMAP.This will show the canica embedding explorer and will enable interactive exploration of your dataset. Have a look at thetutorialnotebook to see it working.How to contributeWe welcome contributions of all kinds. For more information on how to do it, we refer you to theCONTRIBUTING.mdfile.
Package: can-isotp
This project is a Python package meant to provide support for IsoTP (ISO-15765) protocol written in Python 3. The code is published under MIT license on GitHub (pylessard/python-can-isotp).This package contains a Python implementation of the protocol that works in the user space that may or may not be coupled withpython-can. It also contains a wrapper for a simplified usage of theLinux SocketCAN IsoTP kernel moduleDocumentationThe documentation is available here :https://can-isotp.readthedocs.ioRequirementsPython 3.7+Installationusing pip:pip install can-isotp
Package: caniuse
Can I use this name for my python package on PyPI?check whether a package name has been used on PyPI.Install$ pip install caniuseUsageAPI>>> from caniuse.main import check
>>> check('requests')
u'Sorry, this package name has been registered :(\nHave a look at it: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests'
>>>
>>> check('you_will_never_use_this_name')
u'Congratulations! You can use it :)'CLI$ caniuse requests
Sorry, this package name has been registered :(
Have a look at it: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests

$ caniuse you_will_never_use_this_name
Congratulations! You can use it :)Tests$ pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
$ make testLicenseMIT.
Package: caniuseonlywheels
Can I Use Just Wheels?Are you worried about supply chain risks? You should be. Any clown can highjack a pypi package
and replace with a malicious package that can run malicious code on:install pip/setup.py *importinvocationCan't do anything about import and invocation, but it is unnecessary to run setup.py,just always
install wheels, using the following switches.exportPIP_ONLY_BINARY=:all:
pipenvinstalltermcolor--skip-lock# orpipinstalltermcolor--only-binary=:all:But now you need to find out one by one, what in your requirements.txt doesn't support wheels!Fortunately, here is a tool, based on the guts of caniusepython3.Installationpipinstallcaniuseonlywheels--only-binary=:all:Usagepipfreeze>requirements.txt
python-mcaniuseonlywheels-rrequirements.txt--verboseCreditsForked from "caniusepython3", Apache License, Original developer - Brett Cannon.
Package: caniusepython3
** NOTE ** This project is no longer actively developed!Can I Use Python 3?This script takes in a set of dependencies and then figures out which
of them are holding you up from porting to Python 3.Command-line/Web UsageYou can specify your dependencies in multiple ways:caniusepython3 -r requirements.txt test-requirement.txt
caniusepython3 -m PKG-INFO
caniusepython3 -p numpy scipy ipython
# If your project's setup.py uses setuptools
# (note that setup_requires can't be checked) ...
python setup.py caniusepython3The output of the script will tell you how many (implicit) dependencies you need
to transition to Python 3 in order to allow you to make the same transition. It
will also list what projects have no dependencies blocking their
transition so you can ask them to start a port to Python 3.If you prefer a web interface you can usehttps://caniusepython3.comby
Jannis Leidel.Integrating With Your TestsIf you want to check for Python 3 availability as part of your tests, you can
usecaniusepython3.check():defcheck(requirements_paths=[],metadata=[],projects=[]):"""Return True if all of the specified dependencies have been ported to Python 3.

    The requirements_paths argument takes a sequence of file paths to
    requirements files. The 'metadata' argument takes a sequence of strings
    representing metadata. The 'projects' argument takes a sequence of project
    names.

    Any project that is not listed on PyPI will be considered ported.
    """You can then integrate it into your tests like so:importunittestimportcaniusepython3classDependenciesOnPython3(unittest.TestCase):deftest_dependencies(self):# Will begin to fail when dependencies are no longer blocking you# from using Python 3.self.assertFalse(caniusepython3.check(projects=['ipython']))For the change log, how to tell if a project has been ported, as well as help on
how to port a project, please see theproject website.Extendingpylint--py3kInPylint1.4, a--py3koption was
added to the linting tool to turn on checks for Python 2/3
incompatibilities (all other checks are turned off). While great,
those checks are a little conservative in order to always be accurate. To fill
out those checks with stricter – albeit potentially inaccurate – checkers,caniusepython3.pylint_checkerexists. On top of everythingpylint--py3kalready checks for, it adds checks for:Uses ofopen()(in Python3,open()is actuallyio.open())String literals that do not have ab/uprefix orfrom __future__ import unicode_literalsIf you wish to use the checker with Pylint, you can add it to your Pylint
configuration file, e.g.:[MASTER]load-plugins=caniusepython3.pylint_checkerSecret, bonus featureIf you would like to use a different name for the script and
setuptools command then set the environment variableCIU_ALT_NAMEto what
you would like the alternative name to be. Reddit suggestsicanhazpython3.
Package: caniusethat
👀 caniusethatcaniusethatis a wrapper around PyZMQ that enables easy RPC (remote procedure call) functionality.Security warningThis module usespickleto serialize and deserialize data.
From thePython documentation:Thepicklemodule isnot secure. Only unpickle data you trust.
It is possible to construct malicious pickle data which will execute arbitrary code during unpickling. Never unpickle data that could have come from an untrusted source, or that could have been tampered with.Only usecaniusethaton your local machine, or behind a firewall that is configured to allow connections only within your local network, or in any case from machines you trust.Get startedcaniusethatcan be installed viapip:pipinstallcaniusethat
Package: canker
cankercankeris a catch-all compile tool wrapper.Usage$pip3installcanker
$eval$(canker-env--guess-wrapped)$exportCANKER_ACTIONS="Record"$exportCANKER_ACTION_RECORD="output=/tmp/demo.jsonl"$cd/your/project&&make
$cat/tmp/demo.jsonlGoalsWrappingCC,CXX,CPP,LD, andAS.Providing a visitor-style API for each of the above, pre- and post-execution.Providing a nice set of default actions.Being as non-invasive as possible.Anti-goalsUsingLD_PRELOADto capture everyexecin a build system,
a laBear.Supportingcl.exe.Detailed support for non C/C++ languages.Contributing a new actionNew canker actions are easy to write. For example, the following prints a message before everyldinvocation:# src/canker/actions/printld.pyfromcanker.actionimportLDActionclassPrintLD(LDAction):defbefore_run(self,tool):print(f"ld was run with:{tool.args}")# src/canker/actions/__init__.py# bring PrintLD into canker.actions so that `CANKER_ACTIONS` can find itfromprintldimportPrintLD# noqa: F401$eval$(canker-env--guess-wrapped)$exportCANKER_ACTIONS="PrintLD"$makeCheck out canker'sAPI documentationfor more details,
including the kinds of available actions.The name?My phone autocorrected "CMake" to "canker" once.Canker is cognate with cancer, which is appropriate for both build systems and tools
that instrument build systems (like canker does).
Package: canLogParse
canLogParseThis is a library for importing and parsing data from Kvaser CAN files when you don't have a DBC file. The code should be fairly simple and self-documenting, and all other information should be contained within this file. You can install the library on pip viapip3 install canLogParse.FunctionsparseCanPacket(rawPacket, outputFormat="2dArray")Takes a raw, unformatted CAN packet and returns it in a more useful format. The possible formats arearray(the default),tuple, anddict.Output dataThe data is structured as follows:leadingZero: The zero at the start of the packet.id: The packet ID.dataLength: The number of data bytes.data: The data bytes in an array of strings.T/R: It is assumed that this is transmit/receive, but so far it has only been observed asR.timeStamp: The packet timestamp.Inarrayandtupleformats, the data is in the order above. Indictformat, the keys are as stated above andparseCanData(rawData, outputFormat="array")Parses an array of CAN packets in the same way asparseCanPacket. Formats are the same asparseCanPacket, but put together in an array.importCanLogFile(file, outputFormat="array")The same asparseCanData, but taking the data from a file.findUniqueIDs(packets)Takes a 2D array (or array of tuples) of packets, returns a list of all unique packet IDs.exportLogToCSV(log, filename)Takes a 2D array of packets and writes the data in CSV format to the specified file._formatPacket(leadingZero, id, dataLength, data, tr, timeStamp, outputFormat="2dArray")This function takes the given data and formats it in the specified way._formatPacketList(leadingZero, id, dataLength, data, tr, timeStamp),_formatPacketDict, and_formatPacketTupleThese functions take in the packet data and format it into either a list, a dictionary, or a tuple._extractDataFromPacket(packet)This function takes a packet array and returns the data bytes as an array of strings. It does this by removing all known non-data bytes, which is a terrible way to do it. This function should be updated to extract it using the includeddataLengthbyte._fileToList(file)This takes a file name, and returns its rows in a list.TODOUpdate_extractDataFromPacketto use thedataLengthbyte
Package: canmatrix
Canmatrix implements a “Python Can Matrix Object” which describes the can-communication
and the needed objects (Boardunits, Frames, Signals, Values, …) Canmatrix also includes
two Tools (canconvert and cancompare) for converting and comparing CAN databases.
There are also some extract and merge options for dealing with can databases.supported file formats for import:.dbc candb / Vector.dbf Busmaster (open source!).kcd kayak (open source!).arxml autosar system description.yaml dump of the python object.xls(x) excel xls-import, works with .xls-file generated by this lib.sym peak pcan can description.xml (fibex).ldf (lin bus).odx (diagnostic file)supported file formats for export:.dbc.dbf.kcd.xls(x).json Canard (open source!).arxml (very basic implementation).yaml (dump of the python object).sym.xml (fibex).lua (wireshark script).scapy
Package: canmatrix-JasonLiu
Canmatrix implements a “Python Can Matrix Object” which describes the can-communication
and the needed objects (Boardunits, Frames, Signals, Values, …) Canmatrix also includes
two Tools (canconvert and cancompare) for converting and comparing CAN databases.
There are also some extract and merge options for dealing with can databases.supported file formats for import:.dbc candb / Vector.dbf Busmaster (open source!).kcd kayak (open source!).arxml autosar system description.yaml dump of the python object.xls(x) excel xls-import, works with .xls-file generated by this lib.sym peak pcan can descriptionsupported file formats for export:.dbc.dbf.kcd.xls(x).json Canard (open source!).arxml (very basic implementation).yaml (dump of the python object).sym.xml (fibex)
versioneer.get_version()
cmdclass = versioneer.get_cmdclass(),
Package: canmops
CANMOPS for DCS ControllerThis Python package provides a set of functions and GUI to communicate with  theDCSASIC:Monitoring Of Pixel System (MOPS). It communicates with aCANinterface and talks CANopen with connected MOPS. Currently CAN interfaces fromAnaGate(Ethernet),Kvaser(USB) andSocketCAN Kernelare supported.InstallationThis Python package requires a workingPython 3.6Installation. I recommend the usage ofAnacondawhich is available for all platforms and also easy to install and manage.For more information contact ahmed.qamesh@cern.chDependenciesAll third-party Python packages that are needed can be found on theTwikipage. The necessary AnaGate libraries are also included in this repository. For the use of Kvaser CAN interfaces you have to install theKvaser driversfirst which are avaiable forWindowsandLinux.System Requirements:Operating System: Windows and LinuxAnaGate interfaceIf you are using an AnaGate Ethernet CAN interface you will probably need to manually set the IP address of your network card so that the interface is part of its network. The default IP address of an AnaGate CAN interface is192.168.1.254, so you should set the IP address of your network card to192.168.1.1.Kvaser interfaceIt has happened that the USB port was not correctly reset after the Kvaser interface has been disconnected so that the connection to other USB devices could not be established. As a workaround I recommend rebooting the system.DocumentationDocumentation can be found under:https://gitlab.cern.ch/aqamesh/canmops/-/wikis/homeUnder development:https://canmops.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.htmlInstallation and usageClone the repository to get a copy of the source code (for developers):git clone ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/aqamesh/canmops.gitMake sure that the CAN interface is connected and the needed software is installed.
Simply in the home directory run:python CANMOPS_GUI.py
Package: canned-views
Views, as in SQL views.SQL views presented as simple Django ListView reports rendered by DataTables.OverviewThe online report renders from the results of an SQL VIEW usingDataTables.Each report is defined in the modelCannedViews;The SQL VIEW must exist in the DB and the name must be prefixed withcanned_;The rendered report is limited to 500 records for now. If the query returns more than 500 records, the report will only render the first 500 in the order of the query;You can specify one column to render as a hyperlink. In almost all cases this will be thesubject_identifiercolumn.Rendering one column as a urlTo reverse a url, include the columns by name separated by commas in thereverse_url_argscolumn. It is up to you to ensure that thereverse_url_nameis valid and in the global dictionary`url_names`.
Package: cannerflow-python-client
IntroductionThis package provides a client interface to query Cannerflow
a distributed SQL engine. It supports Python 3.6.x, 3.7.x and 3.8.x.Installation$ pip install cannerflow-python-clientQuick StartClientimportcannerflow# bootstrap cannerflow client with credentialsclient=cannerflow.client.bootstrap(endpoint='https://web.default.myname.apps.cannerflow.com',workspace_id='444e8753-a4c0-4875-bdc0-834c79061d56',token='Y2xpZW50XzA0OTgzODM4LWNhZjktNGNmZi1hNDA4LWFkZDY3ZDc5MjIxNjo2N2YyNGY5OWEzYjFiZTEyZTg2MDI2MmMzNGQzZDRiYQ==')# generate simple tpch queryquery=client.gen_query('select * from tpch.tiny.region',data_format='list')query.wait_for_finish()# get all data with `get_all()` and data will be list of rowsdata=query.get_all()Installing IssueShowCouldn't find index page for 'xxx' (maybe misspelled?)when installing dependency packagefastparquetstageIf you're installing ourcannerflow-python-clientby pip, and meet these message:Couldn't find index page for 'xxx' (maybe misspelled?),e.g:numpy,pytest-runnerfollowed the errordistutils.errors.DistutilsError: Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('xxxx'),then please install these package by hand throughpip installcommand, and make sure the dependency package exist on PyPI, like below:# If you face the issue for numpy$>pipinstallnumpy==1.19.5# recommend version for our package# If you face the issue for pytest-runner$>pipinstallpytest-runner==5.3.0# recommend version for our packageShowRuntimeError: Python version >= 3.7 required.when installing dependency packagefastparquetstage in Python 3.6.xThis error may happen on installing dependency packagefastparquetstage and occurs whenfastparquetinstallnumpyversion but it needPython version >= 3.7required,
You could install numpy1.19.5version (recommend) to prevent the issue.Learn morePlease learn more fromCannerFlow Official DocumentPython Client Document
Package: canni
If you are looking for the generated html code example (Triple Trouble):https://networkjanitor.gitlab.io/canni/If you are looking for the real, up-to-date versions, please use the following links:Triple Trouble:https://networkjanitor.gitlab.io/xutt/The Shatterer:https://networkjanitor.gitlab.io/jinni/Technical Design Goals/Criterialightweightsingle pageavoid javascript as often as possible (tabs with css, copy requires javascript :[ )offline portability (can save the file and open it from harddrive - still works)easy to usedataset source type asxutt(same as the linux terminal version of Canni:bronk)Info about changes to the datasetSometimes when I feel like it, I’ll update the used dataset here from thexuttrepo to generate a more up-to-date example.
If you have any specific change requests (regarding the dataset used for the example), please feel free to create issues (or preferably pull requests) in thexuttrepo.TODOswrite a demo dataset instead of using xutt to demonstrate things without the triple trouble/guildwars2 terminology
Package: cannoli
cannoliInstall!pip install cannoliUsage Instructions:Basic Usage:This example demonstrates how to retrieve the API key from an environment variable namedOPENAI_API_KEY. It also shows how to use default parameters defined indefault_settings.json.# Create an instance of the Cannoli classcnl=Cannoli()# Ask a question with the quick_question method and store the response in 'ans'ans=cnl.quick_question("What's the boiling point of water?")Customizing Parameters:In this example, the Cannoli class instance is created with a user-provided API key and custom settings, including the choice of engine, custom prompt, token limits, and temperature settings.# Instantiate the Cannoli class with a custom API key and setup parametersapi_key='your_api_key_here'setup={"engine":"gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct","prompt":"You are my personal assistant. Please provide the best answer you can.","max_tokens":300,"temperature":0.7}cnl=Cannoli(api_key=api_key,setup=setup)# Use the quick_question method to ask a question and store the answer in 'ans'ans=cnl.quick_question("What's the boiling point of water?")