Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: cases
CasesCases is a test cases generation tool.Possible options:“each choice” cases“pairwise” cases“negative” casesInstallationInstall with pip:pip install casesInstall with setup.py:python setup.py installExamplefrom cases import Cases

cases = Cases()

each_choice_cases = cases.get_each_choice(
    username = ('adaline', 'keegan'),
    gender = ('male', 'female'),
    age = (1, 17, 18, 122) # 122 - oldest person by Guinness World Records
)

for case in each_choice_cases:
    print(case.username, case.gender, case.age)

# ('adaline', 'male', 1)
# ('keegan', 'female', 17)
# ('adaline', 'male', 18)
# ('adaline', 'male', 122)
Package: casestyle
String case style converter (snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, kebab-case, MACRO_CASE can be converted to each other).Functions:casestyle.camelcase(string)casestyle.pascalcase(string)casestyle.snakecase(string)casestyle.kebabcase(string)casestyle.macrocase(string)casestyle.casepreprocess(string)Other Useful Python String Methods:str.title()str.capitalize()str.lower()str.upper()str.swapcase()InstallationYou can install “casestyle” via pip fromPyPI:$ pip install casestyleUsageimportcasestylecasestyle.camelcase('foo bar baz')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('fooBarBaz')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('FooBarBaz')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('foo_bar_baz')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('foo-bar-baz')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('FOO_BAR_BAZ')# => "fooBarBaz"casestyle.camelcase('foo _Bar___BAZ---Qux   quux')# => "fooBarBazQuxQuux"casestyle.camelcase('_foo_bar')# => "_fooBar"casestyle.camelcase('__foo_bar__')# => "__fooBar__"casestyle.camelcase('$foo_bar')# => "$fooBar"casestyle.pascalcase('foo bar baz')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('fooBarBaz')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('FooBarBaz')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('foo_bar_baz')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('foo-bar-baz')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('FOO_BAR_BAZ')# => "FooBarBaz"casestyle.pascalcase('foo _Bar___BAZ---Qux   quux')# => "FooBarBazQuxQuux"casestyle.pascalcase('_foo_bar')# => "_FooBar"casestyle.pascalcase('__foo_bar__')# => "__FooBar__"casestyle.pascalcase('$foo_bar')# => "$FooBar"casestyle.snakecase('foo bar baz')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('fooBarBaz')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('FooBarBaz')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('foo_bar_baz')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('foo-bar-baz')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('FOO_BAR_BAZ')# => "foo_bar_baz"casestyle.snakecase('foo _Bar___BAZ---Qux   quux')# => "foo_bar_baz_qux_quux"casestyle.snakecase('_foo_bar')# => "_foo_bar"casestyle.snakecase('__foo_bar__')# => "__foo_bar__"casestyle.snakecase('$foo_bar')# => "$foo_bar"casestyle.kebabcase('foo bar baz')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('fooBarBaz')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('FooBarBaz')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('foo_bar_baz')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('foo-bar-baz')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('FOO_BAR_BAZ')# => "foo-bar-baz"casestyle.kebabcase('foo _Bar___BAZ---Qux   quux')# => "foo-bar-baz-qux-quux"casestyle.kebabcase('_foo_bar')# => "_foo-bar"casestyle.kebabcase('__foo_bar__')# => "__foo-bar__"casestyle.kebabcase('$foo_bar')# => "$foo-bar"casestyle.macrocase('foo bar baz')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('fooBarBaz')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('FooBarBaz')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('foo_bar_baz')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('foo-bar-baz')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('FOO_BAR_BAZ')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ"casestyle.macrocase('foo _Bar___BAZ---Qux   quux')# => "FOO_BAR_BAZ_QUX_QUUX"casestyle.macrocase('_foo_bar')# => "_FOO_BAR"casestyle.macrocase('__foo_bar__')# => "__FOO_BAR__"casestyle.macrocase('$foo_bar')# => "$FOO_BAR"
Package: case-style-changer
Case Style ChangerCase Style Changer is a CLI tool that guesses the case of the input string and converts it to another case.InstallationInstall and update usingpip:pipinstallcase-style-changerFor macOS user, you can install and update usingbrew:brewtapxkumiyu/homebrew-case-style-changer
brewinstallcase-style-changerUsage$csc[--textTEXT]CASE_NAMECASE_NAMEis the name of the case you want to convert.ExamplesYou can use standard input or arguments.$echo"case-style-changer"|csccamel
caseStyleChanger$cscsnake--text"caseStyleChanger"case_style_changerAvailable case styleThe available case styles are:Case NameCase Name AliasExamplecamel_casecamel,lower_camel_case,lcccaseStyleChangerpascal_casepascal,pascal_case,upper_camel_case,uccCaseStyleChangersnake_casesnake,lower_snake_case,lsccase_style_changerconstant_caseconstant,constant_case,screaming,screaming_snake_case,upper_snake_case,upper_case,usc,sscCASE_STYLE_CHANGERkebab_casekebab,kebab_case,chain,chain_casecase-style-changersentence_casesentenceCase style changercapital_casecapital,train,train_caseCase Style ChangerChange LogSeeChange Log.LicenceMIT:LICENCE
Package: casestyles
CaseStylesInstallpip install casestylesImportfromcasestylesimportNameCreate namename=Name.from_snake_case("snake_case_name")name=Name.from_camel_case("camelCaseName")name=Name.from_pascal_case("PascalCaseName")Transform namesnake_case_name = name.snake_case
camel_case_name = name.camel_case
pascal_case_name = name.pascal_case
Package: case-switcher
Case SwitcherChange the casing of a string.This library provides functions to change the casing convention of a string.Supported cases:camelCasedot.casekebab-casePascalCasepath/casesnake_caseTitle CaseUPPER.DOT.CASEUPPER-KEBAB-CASEUPPER_SNAKE_CASEInstallpoetryaddcase-switcherpipinstallcase-switcherDemoimportcaseswitchersample="avocado bagel-coffeeDONUTEclair_food.gravy"caseswitcher.to_camel(sample)# -> "avocadoBagelCoffeeDONUTEclairFoodGravy"caseswitcher.to_dot(sample)# -> "avocado.bagel.coffee.donut.eclair.food.gravy"caseswitcher.to_kebab(sample)# -> "avocado-bagel-coffee-donut-eclair-food-gravy"caseswitcher.to_pascal(sample)# -> "AvocadoBagelCoffeeDONUTEclairFoodGravy"caseswitcher.to_path(sample)# -> "avocado/bagel/coffee/donut/eclair/food/gravy"caseswitcher.to_snake(sample)# -> "avocado_bagel_coffee_donut_eclair_food_gravy"caseswitcher.to_title(sample)# -> "Avocado Bagel Coffee DONUT Eclair Food Gravy"# Deprecated, use `to_dot(sample).upper()` instead.caseswitcher.to_upper_dot(sample)# -> "AVOCADO.BAGEL.COFFEE.DONUT.ECLAIR.FOOD.GRAVY"# Deprecated, use `to_kebab(sample).upper()` instead.caseswitcher.to_upper_kebab(sample)# -> "AVOCADO-BAGEL-COFFEE-DONUT-ECLAIR-FOOD-GRAVY"# Deprecated, use `to_snake(sample).upper()` instead.caseswitcher.to_upper_snake(sample)# -> "AVOCADO_BAGEL_COFFEE_DONUT_ECLAIR_FOOD_GRAVY"Support The Developer
Package: casetagger
===============================Case Tagger===============================.. image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/casetagger.svg:target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/casetagger.. image:: https://img.shields.io/travis/Typecraft/casetagger.svg:target: https://travis-ci.org/Typecraft/casetagger.. image:: https://readthedocs.org/projects/casetagger/badge/?version=latest:target: https://casetagger.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest:alt: Documentation Status.. image:: https://pyup.io/repos/github/Typecraft/casetagger/shield.svg:target: https://pyup.io/repos/github/Typecraft/casetagger/:alt: UpdatesPart-of-speech and morphological tagger employing a simple cased-based algorithm.* Free software: MIT license* Documentation: https://casetagger.readthedocs.io.Overview--------The case tagger is a polyglot part-of-speech and morphological gloss-tagger. The tag-set used is the `Typecraft tag-set<https://typecraft.org/tc2wiki/Special:TypeCraft/POSTags/>`_.The tagger uses simple case-based learning from a large corpus to create a large database of different cases foreach language.When tagging a phrase, the tagger fetches any relevant case for each word, and then 'merges' the cases.Installation-----------pip install casetaggerUsage--------casetagger [OPTIONS]Tagging--------TheFeatures--------* TODOCredits---------This package was created with Cookiecutter_ and the `audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage`_ project template... _Cookiecutter: https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter.. _`audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage`: https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage=======History=======0.1.0 (2016-08-15)------------------* First release on PyPI.
Package: casex
Implementation of the mathematics behind JARUS WG-6 SORA Annex F.OverviewThis package was created to support the mathematical models used to derive
the iGRC tables and supporting material found in JARUS WG-6 SORA Annex F.
It implements the models for computing critical areas, effect of obstacles,
ballistic descent, effect of explosions and deflagration that are being used
in Annex F. It also includes easy access to the specific choice of parameters
that are used in Annex F. Finally, this package can be used for easily recreating some of the figures found
in Annex F.The mathematical models implemented in the package are the results of the
combined effort of the Quantitative Methods subgroup under Working Group 6.InstallationTo install CasEx, simply run the following command in your terminal.pip install casexDocumentationThe full documentation for CasEx is located athttps://casex.readthedocs.io/.LicenseThis toolbox is under license CC BY 4.0. This means that you are free to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format, as well as to remix, transform, and build upon the material
for any purpose, even commercially. The licensor cannot revoke these freedoms as long as you follow the license terms.
You may not apply legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits.Do note that according to this license you must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.We recommend the following reference to CasEx:CasEx: Casual Expectation Toolbox in Python. JARUS WG-6 SORA Annex F Quantitative Methods subgroup, 2023. Available athttps://casex.readthedocs.io.And as BibTeX:@misc{JARUSWG6QuantitativeMethodssubgroup2023,
author = {{JARUS WG-6 SORA Annex F Quantitative Methods subgroup}},
title = {{CasEx: Casual Expectation Toolbox in Python}},
url = {casex.readthedocs.io},
year = {2023}
}
Package: casey
CaseyA simple library to support various naming conventions and convert strings from one to another.Casey supports:camelCasePascalCasekebab-casesnake_case and SNAKE_CASEUsageInstallationpipinstallcaseySampleimportcaseysubject="every 1 WORD is very IMPORTANT"print(casey.camel(subject))# Prints: every1WORDIsVeryIMPORTANTprint(casey.kebab(subject))# Prints: every-1-WORD-is-very-IMPORTANTprint(casey.pascal(subject))# Prints: Every1WORDIsVeryIMPORTANTprint(casey.snake(subject))# Prints: every_1_WORD_is_very_IMPORTANTprint(casey.snake(subject,upper=True))# Prints: EVERY_1_WORD_IS_VERY_IMPORTANTdefmy_transformation(word:str,idx:int)->str:ifidx%2==0:returnword.lower()else:returnword.upper()print(casey.transform(subject,my_transformation,"_"))# Prints: every_1_word_IS_very_IMPORTANTAPIclean(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string with removed cases.camel(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string in camelCase.pascal(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string in PascalCase.kebab(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string in kebab-case.snake(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string in snake_case.snake(subject: str, upper=False) -> str: ...Returns string in snake_case.IfupperisTrue, it will convert whole subject to upper snake case.upper_first(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string with upper first letter (A-Z).lower_first(subject: str) -> str: ...Returns string with lower first letter (A-Z).transform(subject: str, transformation: Callable, glue=" ") -> str: ...Returns string transformed by the transformation function.
The transformation function accepts 2 parameters: current word index (int), and a word itself (str).
Glue is the string used to concat transformed words into one string.LicenseThis project is licensed under Apache-2.0 License - see theLICENSEfile for details.
Package: casfs
CASFSCASFS is a content-addressable filestore library, built onpyfilesystem2. CASFS was
inspired byhashfs.Installation and UsageInstall CASFS viapip:pipinstallcasfsFull documentation for CASFS lives atRead The
Docs.DisclaimerThis is a research project, not an official Google product. Expect bugs and
sharp edges. Please help by trying out CASFS,reporting
bugs, and letting us know what you
think!Citing CASFSIf Caliban helps you in your research, pleae consider citing the repository:@software{casfs2020github,
  author = {Sam Ritchie},
  title = {{CASFS}: Content-addressable filesystem abstraction for Python.},
  url = {http://github.com/google/casfs},
  version = {0.1.0},
  year = {2020},
}In the above bibtex entry, names are in alphabetical order, the version number
is intended to be that of the latest tag on github, and the year corresponds to
the project's open-source release.LicenseCopyright 2020 Google LLC.Licensed under theApache License, Version 2.0.
Package: cash
Table of contentsInstallationInstall the cash from PyPIInstall the cash from GitHubUpgrade the cash from PyPIUninstall the cashDevelopment installationInstallationInstall the cash from PyPI$ sudo pip3 install cashInstall the cash from GitHub$ sudo pip3 install git+git://github.com/korniichuk/cash#egg=cashUpgrade the cash from PyPI$ sudo pip3 install -U cashor:$ sudo pip3 install --upgrade cashUninstall the cash$ sudo pip3 uninstall cashDevelopment installation$ git clone git://github.com/korniichuk/cash.git
$ cd cash
$ sudo pip3 install .
Package: cashappchecker
CashappChecker - DOCUMENTATIONHow to useGETTING STARTEDImport the moduleimport cashapp_checker as checkGet the ID of your cashapp invoice URLcheck.id("https://cash.app/payments/4xxx8z1q1cisxxxxxxxxxx/receipt?utm_source=activity-item")example response: 4xxx8z1q1cisxxxxxxxxxxGet the amount sentamt = check.amount("YOUR_ID")example value of variableamt: $5.50Get the note for the transactionnote = check.note("YOUR_ID")example value of variablenote: For babysitting ❤Get the receiver of the transactioncashtag = check.cashtag("YOUR_ID")example value of variablecashtag: $wahrs (my cashtag, feel free to donate if the module helped you 😊)Get the sender of the transactioncoming in v2
Package: cash-converter-cli
cash converter 0.2currency converter using latest data fromfixer.iohelpUsage:cashconverter[OPTIONS]COMMAND[ARGS]...Currencyconverterusinglatestdatafromfixer.io

Options:--versionShowtheversionandexit.--helpShowthismessageandexit.

Commands:convertlookLookforcurrencycode.updateUpdateexchangerate.examples$cashconverterlookvietnam
VND(Vietnamesedong)$cashconverterlookyen
JPY(Japaneseyen)$cashconverterconvert3142jpyvnd3142.00JPYequals645667.10VNDinstallationpipinstallcash-converter-clicreditsspecial thanks toVijay Mahrra'sdataof country code.to donext version should havecome with packagesvg imageuse apinot use api?custom helpupdatelook up for currency codedatabase
Package: cashctrl
cashctrlUnofficial python client for thecashctrl api v1The goal was to make it easy, easier, easiest :smile::importcashctrlcc=cashctrl.Client()people=cc.person.list()Quickstart1. Create roleIt is recommended to create a seperate role for the admin user according to theprinciple of least privilegue.2. Create API-UserNow we can create the api user and copy the api-key:3. Add details to your environmentCreate the .env file and add your api-key, organization and language:cp.env.example.env&&open.envMake sure your .env file is safe4. have funfromcashctrl_pyimportCashCtrlClientfromicecreamimporticcc=CashCtrlClient()people=cc.person.list()ic(people)ContributeSubmit a Pull RequestThere is still much work to do 😔
If you want to contribute, please fork the repository and create a pull request.gh repo fork <USER>/cashctrl-pyDynamic installFor development you can install the library dynamically with the following command:pip3install-e.Now you can install it normally in other projects but the changes get reflected immediately.SwaggerThere is an unofficialswagger.jsonfile to help with development. You can export it into your http-client i.e.insomnia.IDEI used Vscode. You can install the recommended extensions when you first open the project:Uploadincrement version numberupload:./upload.shAlso see:Package Tutorial
Package: cashflow
This package provides acashflowscript that can easily be invoked
from the command line, as well as useful modules that you can use in
your own programs that want to manipulate Gnucash data.  It is designed
to operate on Gnucash save files (though not very flexibly, yet; it
assumes a base-ten currency, for example) and to determine where your
money is going each month.The idea is that it reads through your Gnucash ledger, and for each
month creates a tally of which accounts have provided income, which
accounts have absorbed expenses, and therefore whether you finished the
month with more or less cash than when you started it.  A running total
is kept from month to month indicating whether your cash reserves are
increasing or depleting.  If the amount is slowly growing, then you
might think about investing or spending the surplus; if, instead, your
cash-on-hand is inexorably decreasing, then you might be on the way to
bankruptcy.You can install this package witheasy_install, and then simply run
the resulting command like:$ cashflow ledger.gnucashYou can also ask for the same report to be generated from Python,
which requires a few more lines of effort.  Here is what the report
looks like for a small two-month ledger included with thecashflowmodule as a sample:>>> import cashflow
>>> book = cashflow.open(cashflow.sample_file_path())>>> from cashflow.format import display
>>> from cashflow.reports import cashflow
>>> display(cashflow(book))
<BLANKLINE>
                           1.17   Interest
                       2,821.00   Salary
                       ---------
            2,822.17   2,822.17   Income for 1980-01
<BLANKLINE>
                        (125.63)  Groceries
                         (41.18)  Utilities
                       ---------
             (166.81)   (166.81)  Expenses for 1980-01
            ---------
 2,655.36   2,655.36              Monthly total for 1980-01
 ---------
 2,655.36                         Running total after 1980-01
<BLANKLINE>
                           2.30   Interest
                       2,821.00   Salary
                       ---------
            2,823.30   2,823.30   Income for 1980-02
<BLANKLINE>
                        (130.93)  Groceries
                         (48.62)  Utilities
                       ---------
             (179.55)   (179.55)  Expenses for 1980-02
            ---------
 2,643.75   2,643.75              Monthly total for 1980-02
 ---------
 5,299.11                         Running total after 1980-02
Package: cashflower
InfoCashflower is an open-source Python framework for actuarial cash flow models.PrerequisitesPython version >=3.9UsageInstallationterminalpip install cashflowerCreate modelpython consolefromcashflowerimportcreate_modelcreate_model("my_model")Creates:my_model/
    input.py
    model.py
    run.py
    settings.pyInputmy_model/input.pyrunplan=Runplan(data=pd.DataFrame({"version":[1]}))main=ModelPointSet(data=pd.DataFrame({"id":[1]}))Modelmy_model/model.py@variable()defprojection_year(t):ift==0:return0elift%12==1:returnprojection_year(t-1)+1else:returnprojection_year(t-1)Calculateterminalpython run.pyContributionThe cashflower package is open-source. Everyone can use it and contribute to its development.GitHub repository:https://github.com/acturtle/cashflowerDocumentation:https://cashflower.acturtle.com
Package: cashfree
CashFree API Python PackageThis Python package provides a simple interface to the CashFree APIs. It can be used to create orders, payment links, check the status of transactions, and refund orders etcNote: Refer to thecashfree api docsfor detailed payload instructions, API references, and examples.InstallationTo install the package, run the following command:pipinstallcashfreeUsageThe following code shows how to create a CashFree Payment Session:Initiate Cashfree ObjectfromcashfreeimportCashFree# Instantiate CashFree object for the sandbox environment (TEST)cashfree_client=CashFree(client_id,client_secret,environment="TEST",api_version='v3')Create A Customer ObjectfromcashfreeimportCustomerDetailscustomer=CustomerDetails(customer_id='CF_7768',customer_phone='7778989987')Create A Order ObjectfromcashfreeimportCashFreeOrderorder=CashFreeOrder(order_id='your-order-id',order_amount=120.3)Now you can use the client to interact with CashFree APIsCreate an order payment session# You can pass the order & customer object inside create_order methodorder=cashfree_client.create_order(order,customer)payment_session_id=order.get('payment_session_id')Get Payment Details Of A Single Orderorder_details=cashfree_client.get_payment_details('your_order_id')Webhook Signature validation# Get The raw Payload dataraw_payload=request.get_data(as_text=True)timestamp=request.headers.get('x-webhook-timestamp')received_signature=request.headers.get('x-webhook-signature')is_valid_webhook=cashfree_client.validate_webhook_signature(raw_payload,timestamp,received_signature)Contributing:Contributions are always welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions, please open an issue or create a pull request on GitHub.License:This project is licensed under the MIT LicenseSupport:For api related support please contactsupport@cashfree.com.Pending Feature:Easy Split ModulePayouts ModuleCashgram ModuleVerification Suite
Package: cashfree-pg
Cashfree PG Python SDKThe Cashfree PG Python SDK offers a convenient solution to accessCashfree PG APIsfrom a server-side Go  applications.DocumentationCashfree's PG API Documentation -https://docs.cashfree.com/reference/pg-new-apis-endpointLearn and understand payment gateway workflows at Cashfree PaymentshereTry out our interactive guides atCashfree Dev Studio!Getting StartedInstallationpipinstallcashfree_pgConfigurationfromcashfree_pg.models.create_order_requestimportCreateOrderRequestfromcashfree_pg.api_clientimportCashfreefromcashfree_pg.models.customer_detailsimportCustomerDetailsCashfree.XClientId="<x-client-id>"Cashfree.XClientSecret="<x-client-secret>"Cashfree.XEnvironment=Cashfree.SANDBOXx_api_version="2022-09-01"Generate your API keys (x-client-id , x-client-secret) fromCashfree Merchant DashboardBasic UsageCreate OrdercustomerDetails=CustomerDetails(customer_id="walterwNrcMi",customer_phone="9999999999")orderMeta=CreateOrderRequestOrderMeta(return_url="https://www.cashfree.com/devstudio/preview/pg/web/checkout?order_id={order_id}")createOrderRequest=CreateOrderRequest(order_amount=1,order_currency="INR",customer_details=customerDetails,order_meta=orderMeta)try:api_response=Cashfree().PGCreateOrder(x_api_version,createOrderRequest,None,None)print(api_response.data)exceptExceptionase:print(e)Get Ordertry:api_response=Cashfree().PGFetchOrder(x_api_version,"order_3242X4jQ5f0S9KYxZO9mtDL1Kx2Y7u",None)print(api_response.data)exceptExceptionase:print(e)Supported ResourcesOrderPaymentRefundToken VaultEligiblityPaymentLinkSettlementsReconciliationWebhookLicenceApache Licensed. SeeLICENSE.mdfor more details
Package: cashifypythondbsecret
cashify-python-db-secretCashify Python Repo to get Database values from AWS Secret manager.Pre-requisite:Boto3 library (https://pypi.org/project/boto3/)How to use:Use steps under if want to use directly from source codeInstall library using pip install git+https://git@github.com/saket-cashify/cashify-python-db-secret.gitSimply import the package and use function "get_secret" with arguments (secret_name, region_name) in try block and "get_secret_fallback" with arguments (secret_name, region_name) in except block to get general secret.add this line to requirements.txt file to install "-e git+https://git@github.com/saket-cashify/cashify-python-db-secret.git#egg=cashifypythondbsecret" automaticallyUse these steps to use from PyPipip install cashifypythondbsecretSimply import the package and use function "get_secret" with arguments (secret_name, region_name) in try block and "get_secret_fallback" with arguments (secret_name, region_name) in except block to get general secret.cashifypythondbsecret==0.0.1 to requirements