Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: didatictests
didatictestsFeaturesRun functions with preconfigured simulated keyboard inputsBuild simple tests to validate functions prints and outputs with configurable args, kwargs and simulated user inputsInstallationStable Release:pip install didatictestsDevelopment Head:pip install git+https://github.com/lmkawakami/didatictests.gitDocumentationNotebook showcase em portuguêsNotebook de funcionalidades extras em portuguêsFor full package documentation please visitlmkawakami.github.io/didatictests.Quick StartfromdidatictestsimportDidatic_testDemo function:the_function(arg):receives 1 argumentargreceives 1 user inputinpcalculatestotal = arg + int(inp)printstotalreturntotaldefthe_function(arg):inp=input("One number, please: ")total=arg+int(inp)print(total)returntotalCreate and run some tests:Test-1test1=Didatic_test(fn=the_function,args=Dt.parse_args(40),keyboard_inputs=('2'),test_name='This one shall pass!',expected_output=42,expected_prints='42\n',run_prints_test=True,run_output_test=True,verbose=True)test1.run()print:Case: This one shall pass!
[I]: One number, please:  2
[P]: 42

outputs: ✔️  prints: ✔️
---------------------------------------------------return:{'output_is_correct':True,'print_is_correct':True,'test_failed':False,'test_done':True}Test-2test2=Didatic_test(fn=the_function,args=Dt.parse_args(40),keyboard_inputs=('2'),test_name='You Shall Not Pass!!!',expected_output=42,expected_prints='13\n',run_prints_test=True,run_output_test=True,verbose=True)test2.run()print:Case: You Shall Not Pass!!!
[I]: One number, please:  2
[P]: 42

outputs: ✔️  prints: ❌
   ➖ Function args:      (40,) {}
   ➖ Keyboard inputs:    ('2',)
   ✔️ Function outputs:   42
   ➖ Expected output:    42
   ❌ fn internal prints: 42
   ➖ Expected prints:    13
---------------------------------------------------return:{'output_is_correct':True,'print_is_correct':False,'test_failed':False,'test_done':True}Test-3test3=Didatic_test(fn=the_function,args=Dt.parse_args('forty'),keyboard_inputs=('two'),test_name='Error demo',expected_output=42,expected_prints='42\n',run_prints_test=True,run_output_test=True,verbose=True)test3.run()print:Case: Error demo
🚨⚠️🚨⚠️🚨 Error! 💀💀💀
<class 'ValueError'>
("invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'two'",)
invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'two'
[I]: One number, please:  two

---------------------------------------------------return:{'output_is_correct':False,'print_is_correct':False,'test_failed':True,'test_done':False}DevelopmentSeeCONTRIBUTING.mdfor information related to developing the code.MIT license
Package: diddiparser
DiddiParser - version 1.3Parse DiddiScript files and run their simple syntax.What's DiddiScript?Refer toGRAMMAR.mdto learn about the DiddiScript
environment.DiddiParser installationDiddiParser is a pure Python package, installable fromPyPIwith Pip:pip install diddiparserUsage of DiddiParserAfter installing, import the features like this examples:Using DiddiParser on Python scriptsfromdiddiparser.parserimport(DiddiScriptFile,DiddiScriptSetup,stringToScript,demo)fromdiddiparserimport__version__,__author__Module command-line optionsWe createddiddiparser.mainfor doing this. Use it as follows:python -m diddiparser [args]
python -m diddiparser.main [args]Specific console scriptYou don't even need to call thediddiparser.mainmodule. Just use
the linked console script:diddiparser [args]More help is here!Go toSECURITY.mdto view the supported versions and security advisories. ReadNEWS.mdto view all the published versions. Or go to the relatedwikito read a larger explanation of the package contents.Want to help?Read thecontribution documentto learn how to contribute to DiddiParser.Also, you can view thestanding GitHub project about DiddiParserto watch all the issues, PRs and discussions organized on the columnsTo Do,In progressandDone.
Package: diddiparser2
DiddiParser 2The DiddiScript parser, written in Python.InstallationDiddiParser2 can be installed viapip:pip install diddiparser2UsageDiddiParser2 is mostly used as a command-line tool. To run a DiddiScript
file, just rundiddiparser2 [filename]Also, you can usepython -m diddiparser2instead ofdiddiparser2.DocumentationThe documentation (hosted by ReadTheDocs) ishere.
Package: did-endpoint
DID-EndPointTooling that automates your Decentralized-Identifier interactions to process DID Auth and VC issuance with holder on Issuer implemented in Python.IdentitiesAn identity is really just someone or something that can sign data or transactions and also receive signed data about itself.An identity has:An Identifier in the form of a Decentralized ID (DID)A signing keyA public key stored on the mitumInstallationpythonsetup.pyinstallIf setup.py doesn't work properly, please just install necessary packages with requirements.txt before running setup.py.pipinstall--upgradepip

pipinstall-rrequirements.txt[optional]If you have a sentry account, Create a new file (privates.py) in the src/configs if it does not exist.#src/configs/privates.pyLOG={'sentryURL':"https://{}@{}.ingest.sentry.io/{}",}Runcdsrc

pythonissuer.py&TESTcdtestpythonholder.py
Package: didfile
# didfile
didfile is a tiny Python script based on theptrk’s article: [did.txt](https://theptrk.com/2018/07/11/did-txt-file/)didfile:Opens / creates a did.txt file in your home folder with nanoAutomatically formats and appends today’s dateLets you type down what you’ve done immediately. That’s all.## RequirementsLinuxPython3nano## Installationpip install –user didfileSimply typedidin your terminal and you’re all set.
Package: didit
The ProblemTimeclocks are too cumbersome – just keep track of the things I did.In my job, I tend to do a lot of development which involves losing track of
time and getting lost in other peoples’ code.Ialsohappen to do user support which involves reacting to received
emails, phone calls, and disturbances I notice on our systems.Every two weeks, I have to report on “what I’ve been doing for the past two
weeks” and tend to forget everything of importance (who I helped which
actually translates towho owes us something) and only remember all the
things that are really important to me – my code.All the time tracking tools I investigated (including theonline onesand even the command line ones (this onewas the coolest)) were too
cumbersome.  I didn’t want to keep track ofexactlyhow much time I spent
doing X, Y, and Z, I didn’t want to remember to punch in and out of my own
workspace.  Thus, I wrotediditone afternoon.Features:Simple, CLI, and doesn’t impose timeclock behavior on your otherwise
flexible self.Respects.rstmarkup just likepypiandpython.Will look for an$EDITORenvironment variable when it needs one.Keeps its database(s) in pythonshelvefiles in a~/.didit/folder making it easy to reference your done-deals from other python
code should you want to.There are too many tools like this out there.  This one isn’t a game-changer,
but its about as simple as can be.I hope you like it.Installation% sudo pip install didditUsage% didit-remember -c work -m 'Wrote `diddit`.  Thank god.'
% didit-remember --message 'Helped L. User parallelize his ``Mathematica`` code.'
% didit-remember -c personal       # <-- This launches `vim` for me!

% didit-report --categories=work,general,personal
work
~~~~
2011-05-05:
  - Wrote `diddit`.  Thank god.

general
~~~~~~~
2011-05-05:
  - Helped L. User parallelize his ``Mathematica`` code.

personal
~~~~~~~~
2011-05-05:
  - Drank a beer.One of the benefits of.rst:% didit-report --days=7 -c work > thisweek.rst && rst2pdf thisweek.rstGet the source…from mygithub accountand make it better!
Package: didjvu
Overviewdidjvuuses theGameraframework to separate foreground/background
layers, which can be then encoded into aDjVufile.PrerequisitesThe following software is required:Python3 (≥ 3.6)Gamera-4(≥ 4.0) (not available on PyPI)PillowDjVuLibre(≥ 3.5.22)minidjvu(≥ 0.8) for the--pages-per-dict/-poptionAdditionally, one of the following libraries is needed for the--xmpoption:GExiv2(≥ 0.12.2) +PyGIorpython-xmp-toolkitorDue to the repository being archived, this backend might lead to issues.
Starting at Python 3.12,distutilsis not available anymore, thus breaking
the (default) installation.py3exiv2InstallationThe easiest way to install didjvu is from PyPI:pip install didjvuAlternatively, you can use didjvu without installing it, straight out of an unpacked source tarball or a VCS checkout.It’s also possible to install it from source for the current interpreter with:pip install .The man pages can be deployed using:make install_manpageBy default,make install_manpageinstalls them to/usr/local/. You can specify a different installation prefix by setting thePREFIXvariable, e.g.:make install PREFIX="$HOME/.local"About this forkThis repository is a port of the original repository to Python 3.The process involved the2to3tool and manual fixes afterwards to get the existing tests to pass. Some of the error reports and fixes arising from the early porting process have been contributed by@rmast.At the moment there are no plans to submit a pull request to the upstream repository, which would probably require some changes to my code as well. This is mostly due to the corresponding upstream issue being marked aswontfix:Issue #13.I will try to keep this fork/port in sync with the upstream changes where necessary. Please note that I do not have any plans on implementing completely new features for now. Feature requests and bugs which can be reproduced in the original version as well should be reported at both places in the best case.Differences from upstreamPackage requires Python ≥ 3.6.Drop old Gamera workarounds.Migrate fromnoseto plainunitteststdlib module.Conform to PEP8 coding style.Use standardizedsetup.py-based installation.Renamelibtodidjvuand migratedidjvubinary to__main__.pyand console script version.
Package: didkit
Check out the DIDKit documentationhere.DIDKit PythonDIDKit provides Verifiable Credential and Decentralized Identifier
functionality across different platforms. It was written primarily in Rust due
to Rust's expressive type system, memory safety, simple dependency web, and
suitability across different platforms including embedded systems. DIDKit
embeds thessilibrary, which contains the
core functionality.Installation and UsageDIDKit is availableon PyPI.You can install it globally with:$pipinstall-Udidkitasynciois required, meaning you will need Python 3.7 or above.Build from Source$maturinbuildYou can installmaturinwithpip install maturin.Now thewheelshould be in thetarget directory.Custom BuildsTo enable or disable certain features of DIDKit, or use different cryptography
backends, you will need edit theCargo.toml.DevelopmentWhen adding a function or changing the signature of an existing one, make sure
to reflect the changes inthe stub file. This is
important for static analysis and IDE support. (This will be automated in the
future.)Testpoetryinstall
poetryrunmaturindevelop
poetryrunpytestMigration0.2 to 0.3Functions have kept the same signatures, but some have become asynchronous. You
will need to start usingasyncioif it is not already
the case.Maturity DisclaimerPlease note: this readme documents an early-stage open-source product ported
manually to python, and we are still incorporating feedback from our first
comprehensive third-party code audit. These artefacts are presented as
functional "betas" for experimentation and to show the direction of the
project (inviting proposals for changes of direction, even!). They are not,
however, intended for transacting real-world business yet.
Package: dido
didois an API server and Web application for theaeneasforced
alignerVersion: 0.0.1Date: 2017-03-09Developed by:ReadBeyondLead Developer:Alberto PettarinLicense: the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3 (AGPL v3)Contact:dido@readbeyond.itImportant NoticeThis is work in progress. Please do not use the code until it reaches
v1.0.0.
Package: didppy
DIDPPy -- Python Interface for DyPDLDIDPPy is a Python interface for DyPDL, implemented in Rust with PyO3.DocsQuick StartIf you just want to use DIDPPy, install it from PyPI.pipinstalldidppyThere are some examples inexamples.DevelopmentIf you want to develop DIDPPy, clone this repository.gitclonehttps://github.com/domain-independent-dp/didp-rscddidp-rs/didppyCreate Python Environmentpython3-mvenv.venvsource.venv/bin/activate
pipinstallmaturinBuild Development Versionmaturindevelopdidppywill be installed in.venv.Run Testcargotest--no-default-features
pytestBuild Documentspipinstall-rdocs/requirements.txt
sphinx-builddocsdocs/_buildBuild Release Versionmaturinbuild--releaseThis will create the Python wheel. Install the wheel in a Python environment you want to use (this should be different from.venv).pipinstall--force-reinstall../target/wheels/didppy-{x}.whl{x}depends on your environment.
Package: did-py
dida simple task managerinstallpip install did-pyusageusage: did [-h] [-s SEARCH] [date]

what did i do?

positional arguments:
  date                  open the did file for this date (try "monday", "thisweek", "lastweek" or "yesterday"!)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s SEARCH, --search SEARCH
                        search for text in did fileswhen you open a new did file for the current day, any unfinished tasks from yesterday or last week will be copied into today's file.an example did file looks like this:# Monday 30 January 2023 - Week 5
- [ ] Some unfinished task
  - A note on an unfinished task
- [ ] Another finished task
- [X] I managed to do this today!buildthis project usesvulcan:pip install vulcan-py[cli]
vulcan develop
Package: did-resolver
did-resolverThis is a copy ofTypescript DID Resolver.InstallIt is available onPyPipip install did-resolverUsagefromdid_resolverimportResolverdefget_resolver():defresolve(did,_1,_2):return{"didResolutionMetadata":{"contentType":"application/did+ld+json"},"didDocument":{"@context":"https://w3id.org/did/v1","id":did,"verificationMethod":[{"id":"owner","controller":"1234","type":"xyz",},],},"didDocumentMetadata":{},}return{"cardstack":resolve}example_did="did:cardstack:1pWMyKj3qfgbTtdBuaWSGUeN70913f2bde84cb36"print(Resolver(get_resolver()).resolve(example_did))Publishpdm plugin add pdm-publish
pdm publish --password <token>
Package: didself
A python implementation of did:selfThis is a python implementation of thedid:self methodUsageThis library can be used for Creating, Reading, or Updating a
did:self DID. These operations are supported by an auxiliary script called theself registry.Self registry preparationBefore any operation, a did:self a self registry must be configured with the
user's key pair, encoded in JWK. An example of registry initialization is the following# Generate DID and initial secret keydid_key=jwk.JWK.generate(kty='EC',crv='P-256')# Initialize registryowner_registry=registry.DIDSelfRegistry(did_key)CreateA did:self DID is  is the thumbprint of a JWK as defined in RFC 7638. In order to create a did:self
DID, a user must generate the corresponding key-pair, create a DID document, and
invoke thecreatemethod of the DID registry. An example of this process followsdid_key_dict=did_key.export_public(as_dict=True)did="did:self:"+did_key.thumbprint()did_document={'id':did,'authentication':[{'id':'#key1','type':"JsonWebKey2020",'publicKeyJwk':did_key_dict}],}owner_registry.create(did_document)ReadBy invoking thereadoperation of the registry a user obtains the DID document and
theproof.UpdateA DID document can be simply updated by invoking theupdatemethod of the
registry, providing as input the new DID document. For example:authentication_jwk=jwk.JWK.generate(kty='OKP',crv='Ed25519')did_document={'id':did,'authentication':[{'id':did+'#key2','type':"JsonWebKey2020",'publicKeyJwk':authentication_jwk.export_public(as_dict=True)}]}owner_registry.update(did_document)
Package: didsho
Didsho------require python 2.7 and laterDidsho is best advertisement bot in telegram with earn money for iranian users. you can found bot in @didshobotTo use (with caution), simply do::for python 3.5 and later>>> from didsho import ads_libs_requests>>> ads = ads_libs_requests.Didsho(your_bot_id, your_bot_token)>>> ads.send_ads(chat_id)for python 2.7>>> from didsho import ads_libs>>> ads = ads_libs.Didsho(your_bot_id, your_bot_token)>>> ads.send_ads(chat_id)
Package: didwegivecredit
didwegivecreditIf you use theallcontributors botto acknowledge contributions to your repository, its easy to miss something.didwegivecreditis a small linter that checks whether committers to a repository are acknowledged with all-contributors.FeaturesPoint the tool to a repository, check whether all committers are found in.all-contributorsrcFree software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://didwegivecredit.readthedocs.io.CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.0.1 (2020-04-23)First release on PyPI.
Package: didww-encrypt
DIDWW Encrypt Python 3 SDKThis is Python 3 module and utility to encrypt file for DIDWW API 3.File encrypted with modesandboxcould be uploaded toPOST https://sandbox-api.didww.com/v3/encrypted_files.File encrypted with modeproductioncould be uploaded toPOST https://api.didww.com/v3/encrypted_files.seeDIDWW Documentationfor details.RequirementsPython>=3.6DependenciesPyCryptodomexInstallpipinstalldidww_encryptUsageInside pythonfromdidww_encryptimportEncrypt,MODE_PRODUCTIONwithopen("doc.pdf",mode="rb")asf:data=f.read()enc=Encrypt.new(MODE_PRODUCTION)enc_data=enc.encrypt(data)enc_filename="doc.pdf.enc"withopen(enc_filename,mode="wb")asf:f.write(enc_data)print(f"encrypted file saved:{enc_filename}")print(f"fingerprint:{enc.fingerprint}")Shellusage: didww_encrypt [-h] [-i [INPUT]] [-o [OUTPUT]] [-f] (-m [{sandbox,production}] | -u [URI])

Encrypt file for DIDWW API 3

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i [INPUT], --input [INPUT]
                        use input pipe when not passed
  -o [OUTPUT], --output [OUTPUT]
                        use output pipe when not passed
  -f, --fingerprint     return fingerprint for public keys
  -m [{sandbox,production}], --mode [{sandbox,production}]
                        which DIDWW server use for public keys fetching
  -u [URI], --uri [URI]
                        custom URI for public keys fetchingYou can pass input and output files as params$didww_encrypt-i./doc.pdf-o./doc.pdf.enc-msandboxOr using pipe$cat./doc.pdf|didww_encrypt-mproduction>./doc.pdf.encAlso script could be run viapython -m$python-mdidww_encrypt-i./doc.pdf-o./doc.pdf.enc-mproduction
$cat./doc.pdf|python-mdidww_encrypt-msandbox>./doc.pdf.encTo print fingerprint use-foption instead of-i$didww_encrypt-f-modesandbox
c74684d7863639169c21c4d04747f8d6fa05cfe3:::7c56fd5d2e1f2ada18765d936e74712037aea7ebOr you can save it to a file$didww_encrypt-f-modesandbox-ofingerprint.txtKeep in mindthat shell script returns fingerprint with newline which should be omitted when send it to/v3/encrypted_files.Additional informationboth shell script and module functionEncrypt.newrespectshttp_proxyenv variable when fetching public keys.http_proxy="http://myproxy.example.com:1234"didww_encrypt-msandboxDevelopmentInstall dependenciespipinstall-rrequirements.txt
pipinstall-rtests/requirements.txtRun testspython-munittest-vRun tests with coveragecoveragerun-munittest-vLint with flake8flake8.--count--show-source--statisticsFix code format with Blackblack.
Package: didyoumean3
didYouMeandidYouMean is Python module that you can use to correct spelling mistakes. It leverages Google Translate's "Did You Mean" feature, detecting the input language unless you specify one.RequirementsPython3seleniumUsagepythondidYouMean.py"fotball">football
pythondidYouMean.py"football">football
pythondidYouMean.py"ich bin mude""de">ichbinmüdefromdidyoumean3.didyoumeanimportdid_you_meandid_you_mean("fotball")# -> footballdid_you_mean("football")# -> footballdid_you_mean("ich bin mude")# -> ich bin müdeCreditsAdapted by@PLNechbased on the work by@bkvirendra.LicenseDidYouMean3 isfree software under the Gnu GPLv3 license.
Package: didyoumean-discordpy
didyoumean-discordpydescriptiondiscord.pyのcommandsフレームワークの拡張ライブラリです。画像のように、間違ったコマンドを打ったとき、似たコマンドが見つかった場合にそのコマンドを表示させることができます。デフォルトでは3件まで似たコマンドを表示させることができます。how to useインストールpython3 -m pip install didyoumean-discordpy(Windowsの場合)py -3 -m pip install didyoumean-discordpy拡張機能として追加例:bot.load_extension("didyoumean-discordpy")これだけで利用することができます。moddingこのライブラリでは、似たコマンドの最大表示数似たコマンドを表示させるときのメッセージ
を変更することができます。set max suggestDidYouMean.max_suggestに最大表示数となる値を代入してください。例:bot.get_cog("DidYouMean").max_suggest=2change message generatorまず、MessageGeneratorを継承したクラスを作成してください。sendメソッドをオーバーライドすることで自分好みのメッセージを出すことができます。
その後、DidYouMean.set_message_generatorを使用して自作したメッセージジェネレータを登録します。例:fromdidyoumean-discordpy.message_generatorimportMessageGeneratorclassMyMessageGenerator(MessageGenerator):asyncdefsend(self,ctx):# do something...bot.get_cog("DidYouMean").set_message_generator(MyMessageGenerator)developersdaima3629
Package: didyoureadme
LinksDoxygen documentation:http://turulomio.users.sourceforge.net/doxygen/didyoureadme/Main developer web page:https://github.com/TurulomioPypi web page:https://pypi.org/project/didyoureadme/Install in LinuxIf you use Gentoo you can find a ebuild inhttps://github.com/Turulomio/myportage/tree/master/app-office/didyoureadmeIf you use other distribution compatible con pip, you need to install PyQt5 and didyoureadme with the following commands:pip install PyQt5pip install didyoureadmeYou need to install PyQt5 first, because is not in Linux setup.py dependencies due to it doesn’t use standard setup tools. So for compatibility reasons with distributions like Gentoo, we use this additional step.Install in Windows as a python moduleYou need to install Python fromhttps://www.python.organd add it to the PATHYou must open a console with Administrator privileges and type:pip install didyoureadmeIf you want to create a Desktop shortcut to launch didyoureadme you must write:didyoureadme.exe –shortcuts-createIf you want to delete that Desktop shortcut you can write:didyoureadme.exe –shortcuts-removeInstall in Windows as a standalone applicationYou need to download didyoureadme-X.X.X.exe from github releaseJust execute itTo create DidYouReadmeDatabaseCreate a postgresql database:createdb -U postgres didyoureadmepsql -U postgres didyoureadme < sql/didyoureadme.sqlRun didyoureadme and configure settingsYou must grant didyoureadme_user or didyoureadme_admin to your database user
If you use postgres user, DidYouReadMe gives him both rolesDependencieshttps://www.python.org/, as the main programming language.https://pypi.org/project/colorama/, to give console colors.http://initd.org/psycopg/, to access PostgreSQL database.https://pypi.org/project/PyQt5/, as the main library.https://pypi.org/project/pytz/, to work with timezones.https://pypi.org/project/pywin32/, to create shortcuts.WorkaroundsIf you have problems with data base, you should see database posmaster.log fileSever time and Client time must be updatedAntivirus and Firewall could avoid web server comunications and mail sendsAuthorsTurulomio. Idea and Spanish translation
Package: die
Aboutdie is a dice library, for RPG and Board Game games, tools, whatever.Emphasizes flexibility over speed.Installingvia source:python setup.py installvia pip:pip install --upgrade dieTestingunittest prerequisites:pep8unittest2(only Python < 2.7)Author usesnoseto run unittests, YMMV.pip install --upgrade pep8 --use-mirrors
nosetestsUnittests run against the following Python versions usingTravis CI:2.5 requiresunittest22.6 requiresunittest22.73.13.2UsingUntil some docs are written have a look atdemo.py.History0.2.0Updated to modern style, pep8, tests, docs, travis-ci, more unittests.
Py3.x support.0.1.0Initial release.