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Package: helix-swarm
Package supports sync and async syntax with same code base.fromhelixswarmimportSwarmAsyncClient,SwarmClientDocumentationRead the DocsOfficial REST API PDFInstallationThere are two identical packages:helix-swarmand aliashelixswarm, alias
was created one year later due name confusion, to be import name and package name will the same.pip3 install helixswarmExamplesGet review info:fromhelixswarmimportSwarmClientclient=SwarmClient('http://server/api/v9','user','password')review=client.reviews.get_info(12345)print(review['review']['author'])Add comment to review in async way (be carefulSwarmAsyncClientmust be called inside async function):importasynciofromhelixswarmimportSwarmAsyncClientasyncdefexample():client=SwarmAsyncClient('http://server/api/v5','user','password')awaitclient.comments.add('reviews/12345','my awesome comment')asyncio.run(example())Update credentials handler:importrequestsfromhelixswarmimportSwarmClientdefget_credentials():response=requests.get(...).json()returnresponse['user'],response['password']client=SwarmClient('http://server/api/v9','user','password',auth_update_callback=get_credentials)# let's suppose credentials are valid nowreview=client.reviews.get_info(12345)print(review['review']['author'])# now, after some time, password of user somehow changed, so our callback# will be called, new credentials will be using for retry and future# here we get also correct review data instead of SwarmUnauthorizedError# exceptionreview=client.reviews.get_info(12345)print(review['review']['author'])TestingPrerequisites:toxThen just run tox, all dependencies and checks will run automaticallytoxContributingFeel free to any contributions.Mirror repositories of review board source code:2022.12016.1Latest version of code can be download from official page:https://www.perforce.com/downloads/helix-swarmOfficial REST API documentationAPIDateNotesv10October 2019Integration with CI toolsv9April 2018Review append and replace changelist, 2fa, mark comment as readv8December 2017Default reviewersv7October 2017Groups as review participants, groups as moderators of projectv6May 2017Activity dashboard, archiving reviews, cleaning reviews, for voting reviewsv5October 2016Limiting comments to a specific review versionv4October 2016Private projects, file-level and line-level inline commentsv3September 2016Comments managementv2May 2016Projects, groupsv1.2October 2015Author filter to the list reviews endpointv1.1January 201Required reviewersv1July 2014Initial
Package: helixvis
helixvis: Visualize alpha-helical peptide sequences in PythonPurposeBuilt by the lab of Regina Stevens-Truss, PhD (Professor & Chair, Department of Chemistry, Kalamazoo College), helixvis can be used to create publication-quality, 2-dimensional visualizations of alpha-helical peptide sequences.
Specifically, this package allows the user to programmatically generate helical wheels and wenxiang diagrams to provide a bird's eye, top-down view of alpha-helical oligopeptides.
Although other tools exist to complete this task, they generally provide a graphical user interface for manual input of peptide sequences, without allowing for programmatic creation and customization of visualizations.
Programmatic generation of helical wheels in open source Python provides multiple benefits, including:quick and easy incorporation of wheels into markdown documentsrapid visualization of many peptides (e.g. all the elements of a peptide database) without manual stepsprogrammatic customization of visualizationsreproducibility: practically zero manual steps required for design and creation of helical wheels and wenxiang diagramsThis is a port of R packagehelixvisinto Python. Seehttps://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01008for more details.InstallationThe source code is currently hosted on GitHub at:https://github.com/subramv1/helixvishelixvis can be found on the Python package index at:https://pypi.org/project/helixvis/The most up-to-date release can be installed as follows:python-mpipinstall-Upippython-mpipinstall-UhelixvisDependenciesNumPyPandasMatplotlibUsage# load helixvisimporthelixvis# make helical wheel for "ADEKLGSRTW"helixvis.draw_wheel("ADEKLGSRTW")# make wenxiang diagram for "ADEKLGSRTW"helixvis.draw_wenxiang("ADEKLGSRTW")LicenseGPL-3ContributionsPlease report any bugs, suggestions, etc. on theissues pageof thehelixvis GitHub repository.
Contributions (bug fixes, new features, etc.) are welcome via pull requests (generally from forked repositories).
Package: hellahella
hellahella Web InterfaceThehellahellaweb interface is written using a new Python framework called Pylons to interact and
control the usenet-downloading program,hellanzb. An official
release of hellahella is not currently available, however the development version
is quite stable and is being used extensively on a variety of platforms.If you were previously using the Rails version of hellahella, its highly suggested
that you upgrade as the new version is:FasterConsumes less CPU resourcesCan use the force option to change the actively downloading nzbDoesn’t have a flamingly lame theme (More theme options would be great, please email/irc us with them!)RequirementsPython >= 2.4 (Some reports of it working properly on Python 2.3 as well)And for some reason,Cheetahis
also needed.
Package: hellbox
Hellbox is a modular, editor-agnostic build system designed for font development. Hellbox is similar to some “Flow-based Programming” environments, consisting of a system of chained blackbox components.Hellbox is in the early stages of development. This document is more of a roadmap than documentation of the current implementation. Expect API changes without notice until v1.0.GoalsConsistencyHellbox tasks don’t take arguments by design, favoring consistent task outputModularityHellbox packages should be resuable and composable, while maintaining flexibility for custom workflowsIsolationHellbox tasks and packages are version locked and isolated from other projects and Python installationsOverviewHellbox aims to provide both an environment and framework for defining build pipelines.Hellbox tasks are composed of “chutes” — modules that perform a single operation over one or more files. Chutes are connected together using the>>operator, linking the output of one chute to the input of the next.fromhellboximportHellboxfromhellbox_generate_otfimportGenerateOtfwithHellbox("build")astask:task.describe("Builds .otf files from .ufo source")task.read("*.ufo")>>GenerateOtf()>>task.write("./otf")With the above configuration, runninghell run buildwill generate OTF files from all of the UFO sources, and write them to theotfdirectory.InstallationFirstinstall hell, a CLI for managing hellbox projects. Then runhell initinside of your project (orhell installinside of an existing hellbox-enabled project).This will set up a new virtual environment with Python 3 usingpipenv, create aHellfile.pyfor defining tasks, and install thehellboxlibrary itself.ChutesThere are two ways of defining a Hellbox chute, depending on the complexity and amount of configuration required.The basic setup for defining your own chutes requires you to create a new subclass ofChute. You must define a methodrunwhich accepts a singlefilesargument (an array) and returns a new array of modified files. Besidesrun, you can define any other methods you like on the new class.fromhellbox.chuteimportChuteclassFilterFilesByExt(Chute):def__init__(self,*extensions):self.extensions=extensionsdefrun(self,files):return[fforfinfilesiff.extensioninself.extensions]You can then use your chute in your Hellfile as such:withHellbox("backup")astask:task.read("build/*")>>FilterFilesByExt("otf","txt")>>task.write("backup")If your chute doesn’t require arguments when initialized, you may prefer to define it with a function instead of a class. Using the@Chute.createfunction decorator makes a function definition act like a subclass of Chute:fromhellbox.chuteimportChute@Chute.createdefGenerateWoff2(files):# do something to files...returnfileswithHellbox("webfonts")astask:task.read("build/*.ttf")>>GenerateWoff2()>>task.write("webfonts")CLIHellbox comes with a command line toolhellwhich offers a thin layer overpipenv. Using the CLI is highly recommended, as it makes working in isolation dead simple.DevelopmentInstall development dependencies withmake. Run tests withmake test.
Package: hellbox-dsig
hellbox-dsigA hellbox job that works withdigital signature tables.InsertDummyDsig— adds a valid digital signature table to an OTF/TTF font file.fromhellbox.jobs.dsigimportInsertDummyDsigwithHellbox("build")astask:source=task.read("./source/*.otf")source>>InsertDummyDsig()>>task.write("./build/otf")InstallationUsing thehell CLI:$hellinstallhellbox-dsigDevelopment$pipinstall-e.
$pytestContributingTo come...
Package: hellbox-fontmake
hellbox-fontmakeA hellbox job that wrapsfontmakefunctionality in a chute.GenerateOtf— converts a UFO into an OTFGenerateTtf— converts a UFO into an TTFfromhellbox.jobs.fontmakeimportGenerateOtf,GenerateTtfwithHellbox("build")astask:source=task.read("*.ufo")source>>GenerateOtf()>>task.write("./build/otf")source>>GenerateTtf()>>task.write("./build/ttf")InstallationUsing thehell CLI:$hellinstallhellbox-fontmakeDevelopment$pipinstall-e.
$pytestContributingTo come...
Package: hellebore-otcstreaming
Hellebore OtcStreamingAPI Wrapper for theOTCStreaming'API.Features :ISDA Calculator on the base of theOTCStraming's calculatorInstallationpipinstall...UsageISDA CalculatorIn order to get ISDA prices for the indexITXEB536:fromhellebore_otcstreamingimportisda_calculator,ProductInfoticker=ProductInfo.from_mnemonic("ITXEB535","2022-05-01")prices=isda_calculator(ticker,"2022-05-01",price=10)pricesis a dict holding values of several price types :{"cashAmount":38144.17450850366,"isdaInterestCurve":"02-May-2022 EUR","prices":{"CS01":4.23495037684285,"DirtyUpfront":-3.8144174508503657,"FullUpfront":0.410861198242655,"Price":103.6977507841837,"RiskyBp":4.108611982426353,"Spread":10.0,"Upfront":-3.697750784183699}}
Package: hello2
HelloA collection of useful tools!Publishhello2 · PyPI# https://github.com/pypa/flitflitpublishInstallationpipinstall-Uhello2
pipinstall-Uhello2-ihttps://pypi.org/simple
pipinstall-Uhello2-ihttps://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple
pipinstall-U'git+https://github.com/flystarhe/hello'Environmentcondainfo-e
condacreate-y-nmyenvpython=3.9
condaactivatemyenv# pip config set global.index-url https://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simplepipinstallnotebook

condadeactivate
condaremove-y-nmyenv--all
condainfo-eRequirementspipconfigsetglobal.index-urlhttps://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple
pipinstallopencv-pythonPillowscikit-imagescikit-learnsimplejsononnxprettytablepycocotools# FFmpegaptinstall-yffmpeg
condainstall-cpytorchffmpeg
condainstall-cconda-forgeffmpeg# OpenCVpipuninstall-yopencv-python-headless
pipinstallopencv-python--ignore-installed# fiftyonepipinstall--upgradefiftyone
pipinstallfiftyone>=0.21.0# pyomniunwarppipinstall-Upyomniunwarp>=0.2.4# onnxruntime (optional)pipinstallonnxonnx-simplifieronnxruntime# CPUpipinstallonnxonnx-simplifieronnxruntime-gpu# GPU# PyTorch 1.10.2 (optional)pipinstalltorch==1.10.2+cu113torchvision==0.11.3+cu113-fhttps://download.pytorch.org/whl/torch_stable.html# PyTorch 1.12.1 (optional)pipinstalltorch==1.12.1+cu113torchvision==0.13.1+cu113--extra-index-urlhttps://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu113Docs首先安装Python文档生成工具Sphinx，安装指令为pip install -U sphinx。PDF文档依赖：apt-get update && apt-get install texlive-full。
PDF文档依赖：apt-get install texlive-latex-recommended texlive-fonts-recommended texlive-latex-extra。
PDF文档依赖：apt-get install texlive-xetex texlive-fonts-recommended texlive-plain-generic。cd docs进入文档目录sphinx-quickstart初始化docs/source/conf.py完善配置sphinx-apidoc -o source -f -e ..生成API文档make html/make help生成文档make clean清空文档目录在项目根目录执行时，需要修改文档输出路径及模块路径：sphinx-apidoc -o docs/source -f -e .目录结构如下：.
├── Makefile
├── build  # 存放`make html`生成的文档的目录
├── make.bat
└── source  # 存放用于生成文档的源文件
    ├── _static
    ├── _templates
    ├── conf.py  # 配置文件
    └── index.rstUsagehello-datahello-data coco2yolo -hCOCO format to YOLOv5hello-fiftyoneFor examples:hello/fiftyone/examples/hello-onnxFor examples:hello/onnx/examples/hello-videohello-video clip -hhello-video fisheye -hhello-video info -hhello-video resize -hhello-video unwarp -hhello-x3mhello-x3m preprocess -h为X3M量化步骤生成校准数据hello-x3m config -h为X3M编译步骤生成配置文件
Package: hello52
Hello52=======|PyPI version| |Build Status| |Gitter|`You-Get <https://you-get.org/>`__ is a tiny command-line utility todownload media contents (videos, audios, images) from the Web, in casethere is no other handy way to do it.Here's how you use ``you-get`` to download a video from `this webpage <http://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/20140407-geneva-tedx-talk-free-software-free-society>`__:.. code:: console$ you-get http://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/20140407-geneva-tedx-talk-free-software-free-societySite:       fsf.orgTitle:      TEDxGE2014_Stallman05_LQType:       WebM video (video/webm)Size:       27.12 MiB (28435804 Bytes)Downloading TEDxGE2014_Stallman05_LQ.webm ...100.0% ( 27.1/27.1 MB) ├████████████████████████████████████████┤[1/1]   12 MB/sAnd here's why you might want to use it:-  You enjoyed something on the Internet, and just want to download themfor your own pleasure.-  You watch your favorite videos online from your computer, but you areprohibited from saving them. You feel that you have no control overyour own computer. (And it's not how an open Web is supposed towork.)-  You want to get rid of any closed-source technology or proprietaryJavaScript code, and disallow things like Flash running on yourcomputer.-  You are an adherent of hacker culture and free software.What ``you-get`` can do for you:-  Download videos / audios from popular websites such as YouTube,Youku, Niconico, and a bunch more. (See the `full list of supportedsites <#supported-sites>`__)-  Stream an online video in your media player. No web browser, no moreads.-  Download images (of interest) by scraping a web page.-  Download arbitrary non-HTML contents, i.e., binary files.Interested? `Install it <#installation>`__ now and `get started byexamples <#getting-started>`__.Are you a Python programmer? Then check out `thesource <https://github.com/soimort/you-get>`__ and fork it!.. |PyPI version| image:: https://badge.fury.io/py/you-get.png:target: http://badge.fury.io/py/you-get.. |Build Status| image:: https://api.travis-ci.org/soimort/you-get.png:target: https://travis-ci.org/soimort/you-get.. |Gitter| image:: https://badges.gitter.im/Join%20Chat.svg:target: https://gitter.im/soimort/you-get?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge
Package: hello-8trider
hello-8triderMY first python publishview at:https://pypi.org/project/hello-8trider/INSTALL$pipinstallhello-8triderUSE$8pic...:.~77^.:..7!!..^^..7!7..^..~!..!~.^.^~~.::!~^~~^~!^..~~^.~!~.~:^!^!^^^^!^!:^~.!!~:.~:.!^~.:^^^^:.!^!:^...:.~^~!^7!:^~~^^^~::!7^!^^~.:.^77~.!~^7:^~^::^:^^:^7^.!!.~77^.:^..~:^^~~:.:^~::~^:.:~~^^:~.^:..!~:!^:^~~!.:!~~^:^!:!~..~!!!^~.^~!^::::~!!::~^7~7^:.:!..^!^.^.:^.^.~!^..!::....:^...:.:.:::.:.:::.:.^..^...:.::..^!^!~~~:..:~^~!^!::::..:^.::::$8name
MynameisH8

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$encourage
응원문구랜덤출력DEV$gitclone...
$cdhello-8trider
$pdmvenvcreate
$source.venv/bin/activate
$pdminstallDEPLOY$pdmpublishTEST$pytest
$pytest-s
$pytest--cov
Package: hello-aaingyunii_pr
hello-aaingyunii_pr1.1.0The Python program I'm distributing for the first timeView at:https://pypi.org/project/hello-aaingyunii_prINSTALL$ pip install hello-aaingyunii_prUSE$hello-aaingyunii-pic░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░█▀▀▀░█▀▀█░░█▀▀░▀▀█░░█░░░░░▀▀▀█░█░░█░░█▀▀░▄▀░░░▀░░░░░▀▀▀▀░▀▀▀▀░░▀▀▀░▀▀▀░░▀░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░⎛⎝(•‿•)⎠⎞⎛⎝(•‿•)⎠⎞⎛⎝(•‿•)⎠⎞⎛⎝(•‿•)⎠⎞$hello-aaingyunii-who

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현재위치:동작구신대방2동현재날씨:맑음
현재온도:17.1°DEV$gitclone...
$cdhello-aaingyunii_pr
$pdmvenvcreate
$source.venv/bin/activate(hello-aaingyunii_pr-3.8)$pdminstallTEST$pdmadd-dGtestpytestpytest-cov
$pytest
$pytest-s
$pytest--covpytestwho.pydefmy_name():print("My name is aik")test_who.pyfromhello_aaingyunii_pr.whoimportmy_namedeftest_my_name():my_name()test_weather.pyfromhello_aaingyunii_pr.weather_showimportweather_showdeftest_weather():weather_show()assertTrueDEPLOY$pdmpublishREFimage to text :https://www.text-image.com/convert/ascii.htmlweather data :https://weather.naver.com/
Package: helloasso-to-discourse
Helloasso to DiscourseThis works in two distinct steps: first fetch HelloAsso data, then sync with Discourse.Installingpip install .Using1 — Fetch HelloAsso dataUse thefetchsubcommand, I use it as is:$ helloasso-to-discourse fetch "$(pass helloasso-clientid)" "$(pass helloasso-clientsecret)" afpythis fetches the data of the given organization, here namedafpy, it creates an./afpyfile.2 — Choose what to syncThe goal is to sync an HelloAsso event (they call itforms) to a Discourse Badge.First let's discover which HelloAsso 'forms' we can use:$ helloasso-to-discourse list-forms ./afpyThen let's discover which Discourse badges we can use:$ helloasso-to-discourse list-badges https://discuss.afpy.org "$(pass discuss.afpy.org-api-key)"3 — SyncThis step actually assigns badges to Discourse users:As an example to assign badge "membre" to HelloAsso users having paid for the form namedadhesion-2023-a-l-afpy:$ helloasso-to-discourse sync https://discuss.afpy.org "$(pass discuss.afpy.org-api-key)" ./afpy adhesion-2023-a-l-afpy membreAnd an exemple to assign Discourse badgepyconfr-2023to members having registered for thepyconfr-2023event on HelloAsso:$ helloasso-to-discourse sync https://discuss.afpy.org "$(pass discuss.afpy.org-api-key)" ./afpy pyconfr-2023 pyconfr-2023
Package: hello-cam
GridDB (https://github.com/griddb/griddb) is Database for IoT with both NoSQL interface and SQL Interface.
This is Python Client Library for GridDB.Installation1. Package dependenciesGridDB C ClientOn LinuxDownload and install RPM or DEB package in GridDB C Client (https://github.com/griddb/c_client/releases).Install RPM package by this command:$ sudo yum localinstall package_name.rpmInstall DEB package by this command:$ sudo dpkg -i package_name.debOn MacOSBecause GridDB Python Client already included C Client Library, so don’t need install GridDB C Client on MacOS.GridDB C Client Libraries installed atpath/to/python/sites-package/GridDB C Client licenses and header installed atpath/to/python/sites-package/griddb/griddb-c-clientExample:~/.pyenv/versions/3.6.9/lib/python3.6/site-packages/griddb/Pandas and NumpyInstall Pandas and Numpy by these commands:$ python -m pip install numpy
$ python -m pip install pandas2. Install griddb_pythonInstall the griddb_python by this command:$ python -m pip install griddb_python
Package: hello-c-extension
hello-c-extensionShowcase use and packaging of a C++ extension module.$python-mpipinstallhello-c-extensionUse:>>>fromcmodimportCONSTANT,pymod,_cmod>>>CONSTANT10>>>pymod.hello()HellofromPython!>>>_cmod.foo()5>>>pymod<module'cmod.pymod'from'.../site-packages/cmod/pymod.py'>>>>_cmod<module'cmod._cmod'from'.../site-packages/cmod/_cmod.cpython-37m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so'>
Package: helloconfig
Hello, config!So, what's the plan?You are describing config as dataclassI'm making sample file with needed fieldsYou're filling them in???????App is good to goWhat's was not mentioned:nested fields supported cherez zhopu (are not supported)
cause it's too complicated for me, i'll try to do it again later

you can try nested fields, but updating existing config will not work

also there is some problem (idfk what) with dataclass fields
defined as class variables (not annotations)AboutAvailable on PyPI, so can be installed withpip install helloconfigSupports Python, YAML, JSON and .env configuration filesMain feature (and why i made this library) is creating config file if it's not exists.
If config class was updated and existing config misses any field,
file will be updated with fields needed.Data loaded withdataclass-factorylibrary,
so also value validation should be supported, but this require additional meta programming,
which... i also will do later.(unfortunately, DF didn't support validators in
dataclasses by design, so it's not ready out of the box)UsageOn first run last line will raisehelloconfig.FieldsMissingexception
and create file with zero (or default, if specified in class) values.fromhelloconfigimportPythonConfigclassConfig(PythonConfig):host:strport:int=8080config=Config.from_file('config.pyi')About formatsPythonConfig,YamlConfig,DotEnvConfigpreserve existing comments when updating fields.(new fields are appending to the end of file)JsonConfigdoes not support comments, and even order of fields
may change.what is nested fieldsclassConfig(PythonConfig):a:strclasssome_field:nested_field:intit will result in following python filea=''classsome_field:nested_field=0and only PythonConfig tested such way,
other types don't know anything about nesting
Package: hellodaisy
Hello WorldThis is an example project demonstrating how to pulblish a python module to PyPIInstallationRun the following to install:pipinstallhelloworld## Usage```pythonfromhelloworldimportsay_hello# Generate "Hello, World!"say_hello()# Generate "Hello, Everybody!"say_hello("Everybody")Developing Hello WorldTo install helloworld, along with the tools you need to develop and run tests, run the following in your virtualenv:$pipinstall-e.[dev]
Package: hello-doxg
distribution for the first timedescribe: my first python package uploaded onhttps://pypi.org/and uploaded on github for distributionPYPI에 package를 업로드하고 깃허브와 연동하여 배포View at:https://pypi.org/project/hello-doxgINSTALL$ pip install hello-doxgDEV$ git clone ...
$ cd hello-doxg
$ pdm venv create
$ source .venv/bin/activate
(hello-doxg-3.8) $ pdm installDEPLOY$ pdm publishContributing$ git branch 0.2.0/doxg

$ git switch 0.2.0/doxg
Switched to branch '0.2.0/doxg'

$ vi pyproject.toml

$ git status
On branch 0.2.0/doxg
Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
        modified:   pyproject.toml

no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")

$ git add .

$ git status
On branch 0.2.0/doxg
Changes to be committed:
  (use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
        modified:   pyproject.toml

$ git commit -m "start dev 0.2.0"
[0.2.0/doxg 4ed0751] start dev 0.2.0
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
 
$ git push
fatal: The current branch 0.2.0/doxg has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use

    git push --set-upstream origin 0.2.0/doxg

$ git push --set-upstream origin 0.2.0/doxg
Package: hello-emoji
hello-emoji 🤩hello-emojiis a random smiley generator.installationpip install hello-emojiusageHere are few examples 👇>>> import hello_emoji
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 🤣!'
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 😋!'
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 😊!'Here are few examples usingfromandimportsyntax.>>> from hello_emoji import hello_emoji
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😄!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😍!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😊!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😄!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 🤣!'
Package: helloG
Hello GThis is for testing upload package to PyPI.InstallationRun the following to install:pipinstallhelloGUsagefromhelloGimportsay_hello# Generate "Hello World"say_hello()# Generate "Hello, <name>"say_hello("<name>")Developing HelloGTo install helloG, along with the tools you need to develop and run tests, run the following in your virtualenv:$pipinstall-e.[dev]