Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: hackedu-cli
HackEDU Command Line InterfaceThe HackEDU command-line interface is a wrapper for the HackEDU Public API.Documentation for the HackEDU API can be found athttps://developers.hackedu.comInstallingYou can install the latest version ofhackedu-cliwithpip:pip install hackedu-cliOr you can build from source by cloning this repository and running setup:git clone https://github.com/hack-edu/hackedu-cli
python setup.py developYou will now have access to the hackedu command in your terminal.CommandsView the available optionshackedu --helpCreate your.hackeduconfig filehackedu configYou can either define options inside of your.hackeduconfig file, or pass
them in via the command line. If you store your config file anywhere other than
the default location (~/.hackedu), then you'll need to use the --config command
line option.hackedu [OPTIONS] COMMAND --config=/path/to/config/.hackeduYou can also define a profile within your config file. For example, a SonarQube
specific profile.[default]
api_key=API_KEY
hackedu_url=https://api.hackedu.com

[sonarqube_1]
source=SOURCE_UUID
username=USERNAME
password=PASSWORD
app=SONARQUBE_PROJECT_KEY

[sonarqube_2]
source=SOURCE_UUID
token=SONARCLOUD_TOKEN
app=SONARQUBE_PROJECT_KEY
edition=SONARQUBE_EDITION
organization=SONARQUBE_ORGANIZATIONCreate an Issue Sourcehackedu issue-source create --title=[TITLE] --type=[TYPE]List all Issue Sourceshackedu issue-source lsSync Issues for an Issue Sourcehackedu issues sync sonarqube --username=[USERNAME] --password=[PASSWORD] --url=[URL] --branch=[BRANCH] --app=[APP] --source=[ISSUE_SOURCE_UUID]List Issues for an Issue Sourcehackedu issues ls --source=[ISSUE_SOURCE_UUID]See the versionhackedu --versionExample commandsThere are different configuration options depending on if you are using SonarQube Community Edition or SonarCloud.If you are using SonarQube community edition, these are the available options:hackedu issues sync sonarqube --username=USERNAME --password=PASSWORD --url=SONARQUBE_URL --source=SOURCE_UUID --app=PROJECT_KEY --branch=BRANCHFor SonarCloud, you must use token based authentication. You must also specify an organization:hackedu issues sync sonarqube --token=TOKEN --url=SONARCLOUD_URL --source=SOURCE_UUID --app=PROJECT_KEY --branch=BRANCH --edition=cloud --organization=ORGANIZATION
Package: hackeeg
hackeeg-client-pythonPython client software forHackEEG TI ADS1299 Arduino shieldPython Client SoftwareThe Python client software is designed to run on a laptop computer. There is ahackeegdriver Python module for communicating with the Arduino over the USB serial port, a command line client (hackeeg_shellwrapper andhackeeg_shell.pyPython client), and a demonstration and performance testing script (hackeeg_test.py).Thehackeeg_shell.pyandhackeeg_test.pyprograms set the Arduino driver to JSON Lines mode, and communicate with it that way. They issue JSON Lines commands to the Arduino, and recieve JSON Lines or MessagePack data in response.Using Python 3.6.5 on a 2017 Retina Macbook Pro, connected to an Arduino Due configured to use the SPI DMA included in the driver, and using the MessagePack mode, thehackeeg_test.pyprogram can read and transfer 8 channels of 24-bit resolution data at 16,384 samples per second, the maximum rate of the ADS1299 chip.The Python client software requires thePySerialmodule.General OperationThe ADS129x chips are configured by reading and writing registers. See the chip datasheet for more information about configuring the ADS129x and reading data from it.If the host program (the program that reads data from the driver) does not pull data from the serial or USB interface fast enough, the driver will block on sending when the serial or USB buffers fill up. This will cause the driver to lose samples.The driver uses the Arduino Native port for serial communication, because it is capable of 2 megabits per second or more.In most applications, the Python 3 usage will go something like this:#!/usr/bin/env pythonSERIAL_PORT_PATH="/dev/cu.usbmodem14434401"# your actual path to the Arduino Native serial port device goes hereimportsysimporthackeegfromhackeegimportads1299hackeeg=hackeeg.HackEEGBoard(SERIAL_PORT_PATH)hackeeg.connect()hackeeg.sdatac()hackeeg.reset()hackeeg.blink_board_led()hackeeg.disable_all_channels()sample_mode=ads1299.HIGH_RES_250_SPS|ads1299.CONFIG1_consthackeeg.wreg(ads1299.CONFIG1,sample_mode)test_signal_mode=ads1299.INT_TEST_4HZ|ads1299.CONFIG2_consthackeeg.wreg(ads1299.CONFIG2,test_signal_mode)hackeeg.enable_channel(7)hackeeg.wreg(ads1299.CH7SET,ads1299.TEST_SIGNAL|ads1299.GAIN_1X)hackeeg.rreg(ads1299.CH5SET)# Unipolar mode - setting SRB1 bit sends mid-supply voltage to the N inputshackeeg.wreg(ads1299.MISC1,ads1299.SRB1)# add channels into bias generationhackeeg.wreg(ads1299.BIAS_SENSP,ads1299.BIAS8P)hackeeg.rdatac()hackeeg.start()whileTrue:result=hackeeg.read_response()status_code=result.get('STATUS_CODE')status_text=result.get('STATUS_TEXT')data=result.get(hackeeg.DataKey)ifdata:decoded_data=result.get(hackeeg.DecodedDataKey)ifdecoded_data:timestamp=decoded_data.get('timestamp')ads_gpio=decoded_data.get('ads_gpio')loff_statp=decoded_data.get('loff_statp')loff_statn=decoded_data.get('loff_statn')channel_data=decoded_data.get('channel_data')print(f"timestamp:{timestamp}| gpio:{ads_gpio}loff_statp:{loff_statp}loff_statn:{loff_statn}|   ",end='')forchannel_number,sampleinenumerate(channel_data):print(f"{channel_number+1}:{sample}",end='')print()else:print(data)sys.stdout.flush()
Package: hackerearth-box
Library Name- BOXTaskAutomate the installation/updation of modules/packages on the servers
according to a given dependency config fileDependency Config File FormatLibrary Componentsconfig_parser.py- parses dependency config from given filepathutils.py- set of utility functions such as
dependency_install_manager, steps execution callable for fabric,
etc.install.py- this is the main file, which contains function to be
called when the library is usedexceptions.py- this contains the various exceptions classes used
in the libraryInputs to be givendependency config filethis is a dictionary of the given format
with steps, action and package_name this imports the endpoints
callable.machines informationthis is a set of machine callables which
define a set of machines each machine has 3 components - user, key,
endpointFlowuser creates a set of callables which return endpoints for machinesnow a dependency config file is created in specified format, which
takes callables for server for each package, and action is defined
(INSTALL/UNINSTALL).now, path to dependency config file is given to the library function
( handle_dependencies() ) alongwith action(explained below)action - this is the required action of the user, i.e. if the user
wants to execute all the packages to be installed, he will specify
action=INSTALL, else UNINSTALL(for executing packages to be
uninstalled)handle_dependencies() passes the dependency config filepath to the
config_parser which returns a dictionary of endpoints (as key) and
packages( as value)now, for every machine manage_dependencies_on_machine() is called
which takes machine and its packages and installs them using utility
functions3rd Party Library usedfabricExamplesYou can find examples of dependency config file, and sample machine
group classhereandhere.If you are using django, you might like to use this library via a
management command , which you can findhere.
Package: hackerfeed
# HackerFeedRead HackerNews without leaving the terminal!HackerFeed is a terminal app to read the latest articles on HackerNews.
It also supports saving articles.### Installation` pip install hackerfeed `### Usage` $ hfeed `:)### Commandstop - list the top trending articlesnew - list the newest articlesbest - list the most popular articlessaved - list your saved articles### Options-n, –number - the number of articles to be oppened (default 5)-o, –open - the sequence number of the article to be openned-s, –save - save the articles listed by the command
Package: hackerforms
HackerformsLaunch interactive Python scripts as beautiful form-like appsNo HTML, CSS, JS... With single line commands, get data from users and display info to them.ExamplesAdd credits to workspaceCodeLive demoCap table calculatorCodeLive demoCertificate generatorCodeLive demoCreate Hubspot deals from Apollo leadsCodeLive demoCreate invoice from CRMCodeLive demoCustomer checkoutCodeLive demoCustomer registrationCodeLive demoDev marketplaceCodeLive demoGenerate documents from spreadsheetCodeLive demoInsert saving incomesCodeLive demoInvestor registrationCodeLive demoInvoice factoring calculatorCodeLive demoLead gen formCodeLive demoOnline examCodeLive demoPurchase requesterCodeLive demoRealtime exam with answer sheetCodeLive demoReceivablesCodeLive demoSchedule calendar eventsCodeLive demoSelf check-inCodeLive demoSend customized emails from spreadsheetCodeLive demoSimple quizCodeLive demoSQL generatorCodeLive demoSubscribe to a new featureCodeLive demoTax calculatorCodeLive demoTeam registrationCodeLive demoTravel registrationCodeLive demoNotify buying intentionCodeLive demoUser-specific spreadsheet accessCodeLive demoVacation approvalCodeLive demoVirtual class with slides and timed examCodeLive demoSee all widgets hereInstallationpipinstallhackerformsLinksExamplesDocs
Package: hackerhelp
HackerHelpHackerHelp is a Python package that provides documentation and tools for penetration testing.InstallationInstall the package via pip:pip install hackerhelpUsageTo run thehackerhelpscript, simply execute it from the command line:hackerhelpWith no arguments provided, the script will automatically attempt to find your VPN IP address, then your public IP address, and finally your IPv4 address. It will then prompt you to enter a target IP address and target website.Once you have entered your target information, the script will display a menu with different pentesting techniques. The menu options include documentation about each technique, along with example commands that have been updated with the IP address and website information variables for easy copy and pasting.If you need to manually set your IP address and target information, simply select option 0 from the menu.In the menu or submenus of the script, you can always typeshellto launch a new terminal to copy paste some of the commands across.DisclaimerThis tool is intended for educational and ethical use only. The author is not responsible for any illegal or unethical use of this tool. Use at your own risk.
Package: hackerman
hackermanThe hackerman library is one I made for two reasons.1. Because I want to make, package, and publish my own library
2. So I can use it in my penetration testing programsSo yeahLicenseIt is licensed under the GNU GPL (more info in the "LICENSE" file). It is my first time adding a license so I don't really know if I did it right.
Basically, don't distribute closed-source versions, but feel free to do whatever else you want with it, it would be cool if you credited me, though.
Package: hackermind
MastermindIt's codebreaker versus codebreaker. Pit yourself against your friends
and find out who the realMastermindis! The rules are simple.
Players take turns trying to crack their secret code using logic and visual
hints. The first person to prove they're a mastermind wins!Getting StartedMake sure you have Python 3.8.0 or newer installed and running on your machine.
Open a terminal and browse to the project's root folder. Start the program by
running the following command:python3 mastermindYou can also run the program from an IDE like Visual Studio Code. Start your IDE
and open the project folder. Select the main module inside the hunter folder and
click the "run" icon.AuthorsDalton WAgnes HKelton GSarah AMireya V
Package: hacker-news-email-sender
hacker_news_email_senderhacker_news_email_sender created by WagnoLeaoSergioInstall it from PyPIpipinstallhacker_news_email_senderYou also have to create a .env file and set theEMAIL_PASSWORDvariable wih the properly value.Note: If you are going to use Gmail to send the news you firstly have to go into your Google Account -> security and
enable the access for less secure apps.Usagefromhacker_news_email_senderimportNews_ExtractorNews_Extractor.extract_news()News_Extractor.send_email('sender@domain.com','receiver@domain.com')$python-mhacker_news_email_sendersender@domain.comreceiver@domain.com#or$hacker_news_email_sendersender@domain.comreceiver@domain.comDevelopmentRead theCONTRIBUTING.mdfile.
Package: hackernews-python
Installationpipinstallhackernews-pythonUsage>>>fromhackernewsimportHackerNews>>>hn=HackerNews()>>>hn.top_stories()[8422599, 8422087, 8422928, 8422581, 8423825...>>>hn.item(1).title'Y Combinator'>>>hn.item(1).timedatetime.datetime(2006, 10, 9, 11, 21, 51)>>>hn.user('pg').createddatetime.datetime(2006, 10, 9, 11, 21, 32)>>>hn.user('pg').karma155040>>>hn.max_item()8424314>>>hn.updates(){'items': [8423690, 8424315, 8424299...], 'profiles': ['exampleuser',...]}API Documentationhttps://github.com/HackerNews/APIRelease History0.3.1 (2014-10-12)Fix README examples0.3.0 (2014-10-12)Returns Item and User objects instead of dicts.0.2.0 (2014-10-10)Convert timestamps to native datetime objects (breaking change)Added tests.py (100% line coverage)Add link to official API docs to README.rst0.1.1 (2014-10-09)Improve syntax highlighting in README.rst0.1.0 (2014-10-07)1st release
Package: hackernews_scraper
hackernews-scraper==================Scrape [hacker news](https://news.ycombinator.com) comments and postsusing the [Algolia API](http://hn.algolia.com/api/).Usage=====```pythonfrom hackernews-scraper import CommentScraperCommentScraper.getComments(since=1394039447)```The above will return a generator that will yield one comment at a time.It will keep on going until there are no more comments to fetch, or untilit reaches the 50 pages limit set by hacker news. In the latter case, a`TooManyItemsException` will be raised.If the hacker news API response is missing any required fields, the scraperwill raise `KeyError`.Response format===============Comments:```{'author': u'dhmholley','comment_id': u'7531026','comment_text': u'Are people still blowing this whistle?...','created_at': u'2014-04-04T12:57:38.000Z','parent_id': 7530853,'points': 1,'story_id': None,'story_title': None,'story_url': None,'timestamp': 1396616258,'title': None,'url': None}```Stories:```{'author': u'sethco','created_at': u'2014-04-04T12:56:23.000Z','objectID': None,'points': 1,'story_text': 1,'timestamp': 1396616183,'title': u'Opower IPO today','url': u'http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20140403006541/en#.Uz4cbq1dVih'}```Testing=======You need to have [httpretty](https://github.com/gabrielfalcao/HTTPretty)and [factory-boy](https://github.com/rbarrois/factory_boy) installed.Run `nosetests` in the root folder or the `tests` folder.
Package: hacker-news-to-sqlite
hacker-news-to-sqliteCreate a SQLite database containing data fetched fromHacker News.How to install$ pip install hacker-news-to-sqliteUsage$ hacker-news-to-sqlite user hacker-news.db your-username
Importing items:  37%|███████████                        | 845/2297 [05:09<11:02,  2.19it/s]Imports all of your Hacker News submissions and comments into a SQLite database calledhacker-news.db.$ hacker-news-to-sqlite trees hacker-news.db 22640038 22643218Fetches the entire comments tree in which any of those content IDs appears.Browsing your data with DatasetteYou can useDatasetteto browse your data. Install Datasette like this:$ pip install datasetteNow run it against yourhacker-news.dbfile like so:$ datasette hacker-news.dbVisithttps://localhost:8001/to search and explore your data.You can improve the display of your data usinng thedatasette-render-timestampsanddatasette-render-htmlplugins. Install them like this:$ pip install datasette-render-timestamps datasette-render-htmlNow save the following configuration in a file calledmetadata.json:{"databases":{"hacker-news":{"tables":{"items":{"plugins":{"datasette-render-html":{"columns":["text"]},"datasette-render-timestamps":{"columns":["time"]}}},"users":{"plugins":{"datasette-render-timestamps":{"columns":["created"]}}}}}}}Run Datasette like this:$ datasette -m metadata.json hacker-news.dbThe timestamp columns will now be rendered as human-readable dates, and any HTML in your posts will be displayed as rendered HTML.
Package: hackerpaper
hackerpaperHacker News Articles to your Instapaper.UsageSimply install hackerpaper using pip$pipinstallhackerpaperArguments--account, -a: required, email and password to your instapaper account.--id, -id: optional, HackerNews article id to add.--type, -t: required, type of HackerNews article, if id is blank, will scrape posts with given type,
seeherefor the full list of valid types.--interests, -i: optional, subdomains of the HackerNews articlesExample$hackerpaper-a<email><pass>-tnewstories-igithubThe above example will add all HackerNews articles under thenewstoriestype that have the subdomaingithubto your Instapaper account.
Package: hacker-top
This is the Hacker Top program. It’s a top-like program for monitoring stories
on hacker news (news.ycombinator.com) from the console.It was written by Peteris Krumins (peter@catonmat.net).
His blog is athttp://www.catonmat.net–  good coders code, great reuse.The code is licensed under the GNU GPL license.The code was written as a part of the article “Follow Hacker News from the
Console” on my website. The whole article can be read at:http://www.catonmat.net/blog/follow-hacker-news-from-the-console/I explained some parts of the code in this program in another article “How
Reddit Top and Hacker Top Programs Were Made”. It can be read here:http://www.catonmat.net/blog/how-reddit-top-and-hacker-top-programs-were-made/Table of contents:[1] The Hacker Top program.
[2] Program’s usage.
[3] Keyboard shortcuts.
[4] Future TODO improvements.[1]-The-Hacker-Top-program—————————————————-This program monitors the Hacker News website (http://news.ycombinator.com)
for hacker stories and displays them in the console via ncurses.The program is written in Python programming language and is supposed to
be run on Unix type operating systems, such as Linux.It uses one external Python module - BeautifulSoup - for parsing HTML.
BeautifulSoup can be downloaded fromhttp://crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoupor viaeasy_install beautifulsoupSee my original article for a screenshot:http://www.catonmat.net/blog/follow-hacker-news-from-the-console/[2]-Hacker-Top-usage———————————————————-Usage: ./hacker_top.py [-h|–help] - displays help messageUsage: ./hacker_top.py [-i|–interval interval][-u|–utf8 <on|off>] [-n|–new]-i or –interval specifies refresh interval.
The default refresh interval is 3 minutes. Here are a few
examples:  10s (10 seconds), 12m (12 minutes), 2h (2 hours).-u or –utf8 turns on utf8 output mode.
Default: off. Use this if you know for sure that your
terminal supports it, otherwise your terminal might turn into garbage.-n or –new follows only the newest hacker stories.
Default: follow front page stories.[3]-Keyboard-shortcuts——————————————————–q - quits the program.
u - forces an update of the stories.
m - changes the display mode.
up/down arrows (or j/k) - scrolls the news list up or down.Beta shortcuts:
o - open the topmost URL in the default webbrowser
t - open the topmost URL in a new tab in the default webbrowser
c - open the topmost URL’s comments in the default webbrowser[4]-Future-TODO-improvements————————————————–Fix it to work on Windows. (Perhaps try the Console module)Merge it with “Reddit Top” program (see below) and create “Social Top”
program. Then write plugins for Digg, and other websites.Reddit Top is here (currently broken, will fix on Sunday 2009.11.29):http://www.catonmat.net/blog/follow-reddit-from-the-console/Add ability to login and vote for the favorite stories.Have fun using it!Sincerely,
Peteris Kruminshttp://www.catonmat.net
Package: hacker-tracker-reeyagup
HackerTrackerDescription: A desktop application that functions as a journaling alternative for you to better understand how certain lifestyle choices and other triggers affect your wellbeing with four easy steps: select categories, choose best option for each category, note trends, and make lifestyle changes.Intended to track habits of the user and promote a healthier lifestyle. It includes vizualizations of progress in order to
motivate the user.Package Name: hacker-tracker-reeyagup
Link to repo:https://github.com/FastAndFerbious/HackerTracker.gitgit clonehttps://github.com/FastAndFerbious/HackerTracker.giteverything below this line should be ran upon using the application for the first timepip install hacker-tracker-reeyaguppython3 -m spacy download en_core_web_smExecutable command: hacker-tracker-applicationafter ran once, the only line needed to run the program is:
hacker-tracker-applicationPackages used:
tkinter,
tkcalendar,
nltk,
spacy,
wordnet,
spacytextblob,
pandas,
matplotlip
Package: hackgen
Generate test cases for your HackrRank challenge. You need your solution algorithm, input format and constraints only.
Generate the zipped file and upload :)Installation$ pip install hackgenExample usage>>> import random
>>> from hackgen import TestInputFormat, TestGenerator, Language
>>> class ClockDelayInputFormat(TestInputFormat):
>>>     """
>>>     Input format of Clock Delay challenge.
>>>     https://www.hackerrank.com/contests/hourrank-28/challenges/clock-delay
>>>     """
>>>
>>>     # difficulty levels with test file number
>>>     # difficulty level is [0-9]
>>>     __diff = [(5, 10), (10, 30), (50, 100), (100, 300), (100, 300),
>>>               (300, 600), (600, 900), (800, 1000), (900, 1000), (950, 1000)]
>>>
>>>     def inputs(self, difficult_level: int) -> None:
>>>         q = random.randint(*self.__diff[difficult_level])  # number of test cases
>>>         print(q)
>>>         for n in range(q):
>>>             # constraints for h1 m1 h2 m2 k
>>>             h1 = random.randint(0, 23)
>>>             m1 = random.randint(0, 60)
>>>             h2 = random.randint(h1, 24)
>>>             k = random.randint(h2 - h1 + 1 if h1 == h2 else h2 - h1, 24 - h1)
>>>             m2 = random.randint(0, (m1 if h1 + k == h2 else 60))
>>>             print(h1, m1, h2, m2)
>>>             print(k)
>>>
>>> # input format instance
>>> input_format = ClockDelayInputFormat()
>>>
>>> # try with Language.java('Logic') also
>>> test_generator = TestGenerator(10, input_format, Language.python('logic'), "ClockDelay")
>>> test_generator.run()
Package: hackhttp2
hackhttp2introThis repo is inspired byhackhttp, but it's out of date already. so, I create this repo to makesimulationandNetwork requesteasier.Aims tomake simulationeasieruse the raw request that generated by burpdirectlymake the use of multi-threadeasiermake the use of coroutineseasierconfig every thingeasierstartup### send a request from rawfromhackhttp2importhackhttphh=hackhttp()# set global configs, if you don't have special needs, default settings is ok.# hh.globals.xxx = xxxresp=hh.load_raw("path_of_raw.txt").send()### useage of coroutinehh.globals.kwargs.update({"allow_redirects":False})req=hh.load_raw("baidu.txt")withhh.create_pool_coroutine()asp:p.add_reqs([req]*num)p.start_all()### useage of multi-threadwithhh.create_pool_thread()asp:p.add_reqs([req]*num)p.start_all()p.join_all()conceptshackhttp2 is based onrequestsfor ordinary requests andhttpxfor async requests. when you usehh.load_raw(), you'll get aRequestobj, which can be modified by yourself. Once the modification is completed, you can usereq.send()to send the request.hh.globalsis a global configuration for hackhttp, you can setglobal header/cookie/kwargs(kwargs of requests.request)by your self.You can setup somehackhttp()to manage your connections, because onehackhttp()shares one Session which is the value of the attribute.client, and it'll be changed when using coroutine.endingIt's still in developing, but it can satisfy your basic needs. The useage of thread_pool & coroutine_pool needs to be careful when number of conn is higher than 10, because the limit of conn_pool in the requests. I'm working on how to make it gracefully to control the api.​