Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: han
hanhan = 汉han = 汉(字)一个python常用函数库，里面的函数都是中文汉字该项目翻译了部分函数，但没有对原函数做任何修改,不会影响你以前的代码该项目并非生硬的翻译python标准库，而是在某些地方做了修改，减少歧义，如round()是python里做四舍五入运算的，round(1.675, 2)# 返回值 1.68，小数部分是68round(2.675, 2)# 返回值 2.67，小数部分是67返回值里的最后一位小数点则充满了歧义，一个是8,一个是7，违反了人类直觉而本项目的函数四舍五入()则没有这种违反直觉的歧义，你可以根据自己的需要使用本项目的四舍五入()或者用python自带的round()注：经过简单测试，在以下语言中，round函数的返回值是符合直觉的，这让我们有底气重写四舍五入():php（round）、c++（round）、c#（Math.Round）、office Excel(round)其他语言，软件 没有测试，不太懂使用前提:python > 3.8+ （3.8以上的版本）安装pip install han用法fromhan.数学import*求绝对值(-123)文档gitee（速度快）https://xxxxx.comgithub（速度慢）https://xxxxx.com测试1、下载代码到本地,进入代码根目录2、执行pip install poetry3、执行poetry install4、执行pytest
Package: han2jamo
# Han2Jamo한글 to 자모로 바꿔주는 가장 빠르고 편리한 라이브러리[![CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/codertimo/han2jamo.svg?style=shield)](https://circleci.com/gh/kor2vec/kor2vec)[![LICENSE](https://img.shields.io/github/license/codertimo/han2jamo.svg)](https://github.com/kor2vec/kor2vec/blob/master/LICENSE)[![PyPI - Status](https://img.shields.io/pypi/status/han2jamo.svg)]()[![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/han2jamo.svg)]()[![GitHub stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/codertimo/han2jamo.svg)](https://github.com/kor2vec/kor2vec/stargazers)## Installation```pip install han2jamo```## Usage```python3hand2jamo = Han2Jamo()# 한글문장 -> 자모 : strhan2jamo.str_to_jamo("안녕 내 이름은 뽀로로야")>> "ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇ ㄴㅐ ㅇㅣㄹㅡㅁㅇㅡㄴ ㅃㅗㄹㅗㄹㅗㅇㅑ"# 자모 -> 한글문장 복원hand2jamo.jamo_to_str("ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇ ㄴㅐ ㅇㅣㄹㅡㅁㅇㅡㄴ ㅃㅗㄹㅗㄹㅗㅇㅑ")>> "안녕 내 이름은 뽀로로야"# 한글 한글자 -> 자모hand2jamo.char_to_jamo("꾹")>> ("ㄲ", "ㅜ", "ㄱ")## 자모 -> 한글 한글자 복원hand2jamo.jamo_to_char("ㄲㅜㄱ")>> "꾹"```
Package: hana
Yet another static site generator.At the core, Hana is very simple and known only about reading files from the source directory and writing them to the output directory. Any processing that needs to happen is dependent on plugins. In this sense, Hana is template system agnostic, and can be used to process any files, even ebooks or pdfs (provided there are plugins).Hana plugins consist of callables that accept two parameters: reference to files available for processing, and reference to Hana.Hana can create files from a source other than filesystem, by using a custom loader. The loader must have aget_files()method, which returns all files that will be processed by Hana and its plugins.
Package: hanabython
HanabythonA Python implementation of Hanabi, a game by Antoine BauzaFree software: GNU General Public License v3Documentation:https://hanabython.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.9 (2018-02-26)Game engine.Text interface for a human player.Patch import problems from previous versions 0.1.*.0.1.10 (2018-02-26)Correct a display bug of white cards on some terminals.
Package: hanane-linear-regression
package_namepackage_nameis a Python library for ..........InstallationUse the package managerpipto installpackage_name.pipinstallpackage_nameUsageimportpackage_name# returns 'words'package_name.module_name('word')# returns 'geese'package_name.module_name('goose')# returns 'phenomenon'package_name.module_name('phenomena')LicenseMIT
Package: hanapin
hanapinSimple web search libraryInstall$ pip3 install hanapinUsageGooglefromhanapinimportGoogle# you can explicitly add the count result with the `count` argument,#   `search = Google(query="hello", count=1)`# search results may not yield the exact specified countsearch=Google(query="hello")BingfromhanapinimportBing# you can explicitly add the count result with the `count` argument,#   `search = Bing(query="hello", count=1)`# search results may not yield the exact specified countsearch=Bing(query="hello")DuckDuckGofromhanapinimportDuckDuckGo# explicitly setting search results count is not applicable,search=DuckDuckGo(query="hello")Ask.comfromhanapinimportAsk# explicitly setting search results count is not applicable,search=Ask(query="hello")Get search resultsScraped search results areonlythe first ones the can be seen from the search engine's results.Search results are accesible from the class object's.results()function.foriinsearch.results():print(i["title"],"::",i["link"])CreditsLibraries UsedBeautifulSoup4requestslxml© TheBoringDude |MIT License
Package: hanazeder
HanazederThis is a Python library and accompanying CLI utility for reading sensor values
from Hanazeder FP heating pumps.Based on the work done by Thomas Binders serial_hlc20 (https://github.com/binderth/serial_hlc20) and
Benedikt Merz research in his blog at (https://benedikt-merz.de/Blog/?p=157) - both very much appreciated!DISCLAIMERWith this connection, you could change all the values of your Hanazeder controller, which could result to a non-functional heating! Be careful, what parameter you're about to write. If you're only using read, you're safe!
I don't take responsibilities for any damage or mis-interpretation caused by the python script. Use it at your own risk!Hardware requirementsThis python script opens a serial connection to the hanazeder FP10 home automation controller (http://hanazeder.at/page/building-automation) and reads out the values of the programmed modules (e.g. temperature sensors, valve statusses, ...).hanazeder FP system (so far only tested with FP10)serial connection (either direct or via USB<>RS232 controller) or TCP/IP via a remote RS232 (ser2net, ...)hanazeder requirementsCurrently the script only reads registersregister indexThis is the number of the parameter or the port of the module (starting with 0)Getting startedinstall usbutilssudo apt-get install usbutils(if you're going to use the USB<>RS232 controller)install python dependenciespipenv installadd your script user to thetty-groupsudo addgroup pi ttyexample usageRead from a serial to TCP converter (like ser2net) at 192.168.1.2 port 2001 the register 1:python -m hanazeder.read --address 192.168.1.2 --port 2001 --register 1
Package: hanbin-hello
My PyPI Package ProjectA sample project to create a Python package and publish it to PyPI.https://pypi.org/project/hanbin-hello/Credit tohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz6IlDCyOUYSetting UpTo set up your Python environment for publishing your own package, you will need to installsetuptools,wheel, andtwine.You can install these tools using pip:pipinstall-rrequirements.txtThis provides a cleaner and more straightforward way for users to interact with your package, as they can simply usefrom hanbin_hello import helloinstead of navigating through deeper module structures.fromhanbin_helloimporthelloIn this example, replace'your-package-name'with the actual name of your package. Theversionfield should be set to the desired version number of your package.Additionally, you can specify any dependencies your package requires in theinstall_requireslist. For example, if your package requires NumPy version 1.11.1 or higher, you can add'numpy>=1.11.1'to the list.It is also recommended to create a README.md file where you can describe your package. This file should be written in Markdown format and can provide information about the purpose of your package, how to install it, and any other relevant details.Build Your PackageTo build your package, you will need to use the setuptools and wheel libraries. These libraries allow you to generate distribution archives that can be installed using pip. You have already installed these from the first step of this tutorial.You can build your package by running the following command:pythonsetup.pysdistbdist_wheelThis command will generate two distribution archives: a source distribution (sdist) and a wheel distribution (bdist_wheel). These archives contain all the necessary files for installing your package.Local TestingBefore publishing your Python package, it's crucial to test it locally to ensure it functions correctly. Follow these steps to install and test your package using pip:Open your terminal or command prompt.Navigate to the directory where your package is located.Run the following command to install your package locally.pipinstalldist/xxx.whlReplace the package name with the actual name and version of your package. Once the installation is complete, you can now test your package by importing it in a Python script or interactive session and using its functionality.# In a different file...fromhanbin_helloimporthellohello()By testing your package locally, you can identify and fix any issues before publishing it to PyPI.Publish to PyPITo publish your Python package to PyPI, you can use the twine tool.twineuploaddist/*You will be prompted for your PyPI credentials. Once uploaded, anyone can install your package using.pipinstallhanbin_helloUseful LinksPython Packaging User Guidesetuptools documentationwheel documentationtwine documentationPyPI
Package: hancock
hancock 1.1.1HTTP request signing library.Here’s a simple usage example:import hancock

if __name__ == "__main__":
        url = "http://localhost:8000/service/"
        qs = { "color": "green" }

        url = hancock.sign(public_key, private_key, url, query)
        print(url)

        r = hancock.get(public_key, private_key, url, query)
        print(r.json())get hancockInstallrequests:sudo easy_install hancockDownload the latest release fromPython Package Indexor clonethe repositoryMore documentation is on it’s way(check thesitefor updates)Provide any feedback and issues on thebug tracker, that should be coming soon.
Package: handadocclient
Handadoc ClientThehandadoc-clientsupplies the functionality for packaging and uploading sphinx
documentations to an internal handadoc-server.Installation$pipinstallhandadoc_clientAlpha Development StatusThe current development state of this project isalpha. Towards the betanaming of modules, classes and methods will change, since the final wording is not
done.Code inspections are not finished.The documentation is broad or incomplete.Testing is not complete, as it is added during the first test phase. At this
state mostly doctests are applied at class or function level.Basic UsageRead-the-docsfor a more detailed documentation.ContributionAny contribution by reporting a bug or desired changes are welcomed. The preferred
way is to create an issue on the gitlab's project page, to keep track of everything
regarding this project.Contribution of Source CodeCode styleThis project follows the recommendations ofPEP8.
The project is usingblackas the code formatter.WorkflowFork the project on Gitlab.Commit changes to your own branch.Submit apull requestfrom your fork's branch to our branch'dev'.AuthorsDavid Scheliga@gitlab@LinkedinInitial workMaintainerLicenseThis project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - see theLICENSEfile for detailsAcknowledgeCode style: black
Package: handadoc-client
Handadoc Clienthandadoc_clientis a command line tool for uploading build sphinx html pages to
a handadoc webserver.Installation$pipinstallhandadoc-clientAlpha Development StatusThe current development state of this project isalpha. Towards the betanaming of modules, classes and methods will change, since the final wording is not
done.Code inspections are not finished.The documentation is broad or incomplete.Testing is not complete, as it is added during the first test phase. At this
state mostly doctests are applied at class or function level.Basic UsageRead-the-docsfor a more detailed documentation.ContributionAny contribution by reporting a bug or desired changes are welcomed. The preferred
way is to create an issue on the gitlab's project page, to keep track of everything
regarding this project.Contribution of Source CodeCode styleThis project follows the recommendations ofPEP8.
The project is usingblackas the code formatter.WorkflowFork the project on Gitlab.Commit changes to your own branch.Submit apull requestfrom your fork's branch to our branch'dev'.AuthorsDavid Scheliga@gitlab@LinkedinInitial workMaintainerLicenseThis project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - see theLICENSEfile for detailsAcknowledgeCode style: black
Package: handcrank
handcrankA very simple static site generator for convertingreStructredTextinto HTML5 and CSS3 formatted for
the desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers.You got 2 minutes?Install it:pip install handcrankCreate a new site:handcrank --sitedir ~/my_site startsiteGenerate it:handcrank --sitedir ~/my_site generateOpen the site in a browser:open ~/my_site/output/index.htmlThat’s it!See full documentation athttp://packages.python.org/handcrankWhat you can makeNews0.2Release date: 10-Nov-2010FIX The generator delegate was not correctly alphabetizing the source listFIX Some documentation spelling mistakes0.1Release date: 30-Sep-2010Initial release
Package: handcric
HANDCRICThis is a library which hosts a game of Hand Cricket which you can
enjoy while doing your workDeveloped by Chiranjeev MishraExample of How to use itimporthandcric//createanobjectofclassmatchandhereyougoa=handcric.match()#Now you can play the gameOpen for pull requests
check out :https://github.com/chirrumishra/Hand-Cricket
Package: hand-cricket
Copyright (c) 2018 The Python Packaging AuthorityPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
Package: handd
HANDDHAND-Drawn like Context extension forpycairoInstallationpip3 install handdDependancy:pycairoThe new Context methodsclassmethodHDD.is_in(x, y, closed_path)methods on tuple listshdd.lline_hdd(xy)(return points list used to draw Bezier line)hdd.lpolygon_hdd(xy)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.lround_point_hdd(xy)hdd.lpoint_hdd(xy, radius=5)basic figures methodshdd.rectangle_hdd(x, y, w, h)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.regular_polygon_hdd(x, y, radius, n_sides, angle=0)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.disc_hdd(x, y, radius, a_start, a_end=None)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.sector_hdd(x, y, radius, a_start, a_end, dev=3)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.arc_hdd(x, y, radius, a_start, a_end, dev=3)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.real_circle_hdd(x, y, radius, step=.005)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)hdd.circle_hdd(x, y, radius, dev=3, step=.01)(returns(p, bb)path and bounding box)various methodshdd.hatch_hdd(path, bbox, n=10, angle=math.pi / 4, condition=lambda x, y: True)hdd.dot_hdd(path, bbox, sep=5)hdd.axes_hdd(x, y, units=None)hdd.function_hdd(f, xmin, xmax, n=15)hdd.data_hdd(a_file)(functionnality actually not tested)Images from examples (see tests section)test1test2test4_svgtest5test6test7test8catriona17catriona38catriona57Catriona figures fromCatriona Shearer's book "geometry puzzle"Copyright2022-2024 / D. COBAC / CC-BY-NC-SA
Package: hand-detector-test
Infohd_llz 2019-02-26Author: Liu lizhen <hero1153@sina.com>Copyright: This module has been placed in the public domain.version:0.0.0.1Classes:hand_detector: detect the hand in the imageFunctions:test(): test functionhand_detector():  a classhand_detector.detect_hand_predict(image): return the number of hand, hand position,and the confidenseHow To Use This Module.. image:: funny.gif
:height: 100px
:width: 100px
:alt: funny cat picture
:align: centerexample code:sudo pip install tensorflow==1.5.0code:: pythonfrom hd_llz import hand_detection as hdimport cv2hd1=hd.hand_detector()hd1.test()hd3=hd.hand_detector()imf=os.path.join(self.site_package_path,'test.jpg')print imfimage=cv2.imread(imf)print(hd3.detect_hand_predict(image))Refresh
Package: hand_evaluator
hand_evaluatoris a cliff based app for evaluating poker hands.InstallationTo installhand_evaluator:$ pip install hand_evaluator==0.0.1aUsageOnce installed, usehand_evaluatorby running the following in a terminal.$ hand_evaluator evaluate -e As Ks Qs Js 10sOr enter the evaluator interactive shell by simply typing “hand_evaluator” at the command line once installed.
Package: hand_grenade
HandGrenade: the Python dict where close counts===============================================HandGrenade is a dict with numeric keys that allows lookup through nearby values. I decided not to call it horseshoe.Basic Use~~~~~~~~~When given a key not defined, HandGrenade returns the value corresponding to the numerically closest defined key... code-block:: python>>> from hand_grenade import HandGrenade>>> grenade = HandGrenade({0: 'zero', 12: 'twelve'})>>> grenadeHandGrenade({0: 'zero', 12: 'twelve'}, lower=-inf, upper=inf)>>> grenade[0]'zero'>>> grenade[5]'zero'>>> grenade[7]'twelve'>>> grenade[12]'twelve'HandGrenade also supports the usual dict methods, such as adding/removing/updating items... code-block:: python>>> grenade[7] = 'seven'>>> grenade[11] = 'eleven'>>> del grenade[12]>>> grenadeHandGrenade({0: 'zero', 7: 'seven', 11: 'eleven'}, lower=-inf, upper=inf)>>> grenade[5]'seven'>>> grenade[12]'eleven'Lower and Upper Bounds~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If such a feature is desired, HandGrenade allows one to limit the range allowed for its keys. On an attempt to access a key out of the acceptable range, or upon an access to an empty HandGrenade, a KeyError is thrown. This includes the keys in the dict used to construct HandGrenade... code-block:: python>>> HandGrenade({0: 24}, lower=12)Traceback (most recent call last):...KeyError: '0'>>> HandGrenade()[3]Traceback (most recent call last):...KeyError: '3'>>> grenade = HandGrenade({7: 11}, lower=6, upper=8)>>> grenade[5]Traceback (most recent call last):...KeyError: '5'>>> grenade[8] = 3>>> grenade[9] = 4Traceback (most recent call last):...KeyError: '9'.. note::Currently, HandGrenade does not support changing bounds after creation. If anyone wants this, `create an issue <https://github.com/brettbeatty/hand_grenade/issues>`_.Midpoints~~~~~~~~~The midpoints between two adjacent keys should be considered uncertain. Currently, which key is chosen depends on the key's position in HandGrenade's underlying search tree. Therefore, one should expect one of the two nearby keys to be chosen without guarantees as to which... code-block:: python>>> grenade = HandGrenade({-2: 4, 2: 6})>>> assert grenade[0] in {4, 6}
Package: handi
handi(handy)Legacy Commands & UtilitiesInstallation$ pip install -U handiUtilitiesBasic Utility[public ip]$ pubip$ 143.87.25.158[private ip]$ prvip$ 192.168.10.121[wifi password]$ sudo wifipass$ /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/My-Office:psk=12345678…[gps]$ gps$ [22.7702, 112.9578][timer]$ timer cp 1.iso ../$ 3 seconds[encode]$ encode [string]$ encode 12345678$ 3132333435363738[decode]$ decode [string]$ decode 3132333435363738$ 12345678[encrypt]$ encrypt [string] [password]$ encrypt “Nothing is Unlimited.” 12345678$ gAAAAABeIA9OWhfmu6U97CoCdKj0LctEHfs4biG3ts-XULYPR98p1nQ6XKGmW-7D3wIGAWiTvtN73heuO7L7-QLwQZJtPv9qD_kCcofBfJ6UJ–pKcQ8tqY=[decrypt]$ decrypt [string] [password]$ decrypt gAAAAABeIA9OWhfmu6U97CoCdKj0LctEHfs4biG3ts-XULYPR98p1nQ6XKGmW-7D3wIGAWiTvtN73heuO7L7-QLwQZJtPv9qD_kCcofBfJ6UJ–pKcQ8tqY= 12345678$ Nothing is Unlimited.[strong remove]$ srm [repeats] [filename]$ srm 15 accounts.txt[shutdonw]$ boo[terminal clear]$ cls[replace]$ repl [fromstr] [tostr] [path1] [path2] …$ repl junying frank accounts.txt[statistics]$ hash>>hitscommand1/usr/bin/which1/usr/local/bin/ipinfo4/usr/local/bin/version1/usr/local/bin/prvip6/usr/local/bin/timer3/usr/local/bin/srm2/usr/local/bin/oneline1/usr/local/bin/sumup1/bin/rm1/usr/bin/vim1/usr/local/bin/cls1/usr/bin/touch1/usr/bin/sudo1/usr/local/bin/rmlnno11/usr/local/bin/mac1/usr/local/bin/printkey3/bin/ls1/usr/local/bin/gpsCode Management[totalines]$ totalines [ext1] [ext2] …$ totalines py go cpp h java$ 124535[git commit]$ commitText Handling[findstr]$ findstr [keystring] [path][column]$ echo Time Machine|column 2$ Machine[row]$ cat accounts.txt|row 2$ frank 9980[sumup]$ sumup [filename]$ cat accounts.txt|column 2|sumup$ 1199899.0125[fromstr]$ fromstr [startmark] [string]$ echo Nothing Lasts.|fromstr “Nothing “$ Lasts.[endstr]$ endstr [endstring] [string]$ echo Nothing lasts.||endstr .$ Nothing Lasts[excludestr]$ excludestr [excludestring1]$ echo abcdEFG|excludestr EFG$ abcd[lenstr]$ lenstr [string]$ lenstr 123456789$ 9[upperstr]$ upperstr [string]$ upperstr gustavKo$ GUSTAVKO[lowerstr]$ lowerstr [string]$ lowerstr ABcD$ abcd[linecount]$ linecount [filename]$ linecount accounts.list$ 14273[concastr]$ concatstr [juncword] [filepath]$ concatstr , 1 2 3 4 5$ 1,2,3,4,5[delete specific lines in file]$ deline [keystring] [filename]$ deline junying accounts.txtJSON Handling$ chkey [keyname] [inpath]$ delkey [key] [inpath] [outpath]$ findkey [keyname] [inpath]$ printkey [keyname] [inpath] [subkey1] [subkey2]$ replconfval [filepath] [keystring]  [findstr] [replacestr] [seperator]$ replconfkey [keystring] [filepath] [quotechar] [replacestring/replacefile]$ rmempty [inpath] [outpath]LicenseMIT License <https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit>
Package: handict
HandictYet another word segmentation tools.TutorialInstall:pip install handictfromhandictimportHandicthan=Handict('path_of_user_dict_file')# the same format as jieba dicthan.segment('中文自然语言处理太难了')Referenceshttp://technology.chtsai.org/mmseg/http://yongsun.me/2013/06/simple-implementation-of-mmseg-with-python/
Package: handie-utils-package-wander99
HANDIE UTILS - HAM RADIO UTILITIESThis application is a simple utility to access different functions that may be of particular interest to POTA/SOTA Amateur Radio operators. This application is not glitzy, but provides the desired functionality of easy access to data of interest to portable operators. One of the goals for this app is that it could run without a need for Internet or cell service when it is used in the field. The only functions that require the Internet is Call Sign Lookup and the map display of home QTH. Since Call Sign Lookup is using XML data from qrz.com, it doesn't require the bandwidth that would be required by a full page render in a web browser, so it may be possible even with spotty cell service. The home QTH display does go to Safari for the map display, but there is a link back to Pythonista in the upper left corner of the screen in standard iOS convention.This application is comprised of several Python scripts to perform the following functions :Park LookupSummit LookupCalculate DistanceCoordinates ConversionCall Sign LookupREQUIREMENTSThe Python scripts in this package run only on an iOS platformThe Pythonista app is required for run-time interpretation. This app is available from the App Store.It is necessary to have a qrz.com XML data subscription for Call Sign Lookup to function.The parks CSV file must be downloaded fromPOTA. If you want to see personal stats for My Activations and My Hunter QSOs for park entities, make sure you are signed in on POTA.app so that your personal stats will be downloaded for display. An account is not a requirement for the download, though.The summits CSV file must be downloaded fromSOTAINSTALLATIONThehandie_install_utilscript is used to pull the current distribution from pypi. This script will be provided by George. Select theInstall Handie Utils Package & Copy CSV Filesoption. This will put the Python scripts and .pyui files in thesrcfolder underPython Modules->site-packages.If registered with qrz.com for XML data, then select thehandie_install_utiloptionInitialize Arctic Key Fileto create the credentials file for qrz.com access.There is a shortcut available from George to quickly and easily access thehandie_install_utilscript. This shortcut is nameHandie_Install.There is also a shortcut available from George to quickly and easily access theHandie Utilsapplication. This shortcut is nameHandie_Utils.CONFIGURATIONIn iOS settings underPrivacy&Security - > Location Servicesfind Pythonista and select While Using.