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Package: isi-sdk-8-2-1-p37
AboutThis package is part of the Isilon SDK. It includes language bindings
for easier programmatic access to the OneFS API for cluster
configuration (on your cluster this is the REST API made up of all the
URIs underneathhttps://[cluster]:8080/platform/*, also called the
“Platform API” or “PAPI”). The SDK also includes language bindings for
the OneFS RAN (i.e. RESTful Access to Namespace) interface, which
provides access to the OneFS filesystem namespace.Installationpip install isi_sdk_8_2_1_p37DocumentationThe SDK documentation is auto generated by Swagger Codegen and is
located in theisilon_sdk_pythonrepository. Please select the repository branch that is applicable to
the SDK package and OneFS version for accurate documentation references.
All SDK methods and models are linked from the top level README file.Example programHere’s an example of using the Python PAPI bindings to retrieve a list
of NFS exports from your cluster:frompprintimportpprintimporturllib3importisi_sdk_8_2_1_p37fromisi_sdk_8_2_1_p37.restimportApiExceptionurllib3.disable_warnings()# configure username and passwordconfiguration=isi_sdk_8_2_1_p37.Configuration()configuration.username="YOUR_USERNAME"configuration.password="YOUR_PASSWORD"configuration.verify_ssl=False# configure hostconfiguration.host="https://YOUR_CLUSTER_HOSTNAME_OR_NODE_IP:8080"api_client=isi_sdk_8_2_1_p37.ApiClient(configuration)protocols_api=isi_sdk_8_2_1_p37.ProtocolsApi(api_client)# get all exportssort="description"limit=50dir="ASC"try:api_response=protocols_api.list_nfs_exports(sort=sort,limit=limit,dir=dir)pprint(api_response)exceptApiExceptionase:print"Exception when calling ProtocolsApi->list_nfs_exports:%s"%eThere are more examples of coding to the Python PAPI bindings in thetestssubdirectory of the repo. The tests currently run against a genericisi_sdkimport which is how the bindings library is named by default
if you build your own bindings. If you want to run the tests against one
of the libraries you’ve downloaded from the prebuilt releases page, you
should change theimport isi_sdklines toimport isi_sdk_7_2orimport isi_sdk_8_2_2depending on which one you downloaded.More infoSee the Github repo for more information:https://github.com/isilon/isilon_sdk
Package: isi-sdk-8-2-2
AboutThis package is part of the Isilon SDK. It includes language bindings
for easier programmatic access to the OneFS API for cluster
configuration (on your cluster this is the REST API made up of all the
URIs underneathhttps://[cluster]:8080/platform/*, also called the
“Platform API” or “PAPI”). The SDK also includes language bindings for
the OneFS RAN (i.e. RESTful Access to Namespace) interface, which
provides access to the OneFS filesystem namespace.Installationpip install isi_sdk_8_2_2DocumentationThe SDK documentation is auto generated by Swagger Codegen and is
located in theisilon_sdk_pythonrepository. Please select the repository branch that is applicable to
the SDK package and OneFS version for accurate documentation references.
All SDK methods and models are linked from the top level README file.Example programHere’s an example of using the Python PAPI bindings to retrieve a list
of NFS exports from your cluster:frompprintimportpprintimporturllib3importisi_sdk_8_2_2fromisi_sdk_8_2_2.restimportApiExceptionurllib3.disable_warnings()# configure username and passwordconfiguration=isi_sdk_8_2_2.Configuration()configuration.username="YOUR_USERNAME"configuration.password="YOUR_PASSWORD"configuration.verify_ssl=False# configure hostconfiguration.host="https://YOUR_CLUSTER_HOSTNAME_OR_NODE_IP:8080"api_client=isi_sdk_8_2_2.ApiClient(configuration)protocols_api=isi_sdk_8_2_2.ProtocolsApi(api_client)# get all exportssort="description"limit=50dir="ASC"try:api_response=protocols_api.list_nfs_exports(sort=sort,limit=limit,dir=dir)pprint(api_response)exceptApiExceptionase:print"Exception when calling ProtocolsApi->list_nfs_exports:%s"%eThere are more examples of coding to the Python PAPI bindings in thetestssubdirectory of the repo. The tests currently run against a genericisi_sdkimport which is how the bindings library is named by default
if you build your own bindings. If you want to run the tests against one
of the libraries you’ve downloaded from the prebuilt releases page, you
should change theimport isi_sdklines toimport isi_sdk_7_2or
corresponding package depending on which one you downloaded. Look athttps://github.com/Isilon/isilon_sdkfor SDK version to OneFS version
mapping.More infoSee the Github repo for more information:https://github.com/isilon/isilon_sdk
Package: isi-sdk-9-0-0
AboutThis package is part of the Isilon SDK. It includes language bindings
for easier programmatic access to the OneFS API for cluster
configuration (on your cluster this is the REST API made up of all the
URIs underneathhttps://[cluster]:8080/platform/*, also called the
“Platform API” or “PAPI”). The SDK also includes language bindings for
the OneFS RAN (i.e. RESTful Access to Namespace) interface, which
provides access to the OneFS filesystem namespace.Installationpip install isi_sdk_9_0_0DocumentationThe SDK documentation is auto generated by Swagger Codegen and is
located in theisilon_sdk_pythonrepository. Please select the repository branch that is applicable to
the SDK package and OneFS version for accurate documentation references.
All SDK methods and models are linked from the top level README file.Example programHere’s an example of using the Python PAPI bindings to retrieve a list
of NFS exports from your cluster:frompprintimportpprintimporturllib3importisi_sdk_9_0_0fromisi_sdk_9_0_0.restimportApiExceptionurllib3.disable_warnings()# configure username and passwordconfiguration=isi_sdk_9_0_0.Configuration()configuration.username="YOUR_USERNAME"configuration.password="YOUR_PASSWORD"configuration.verify_ssl=False# configure hostconfiguration.host="https://YOUR_CLUSTER_HOSTNAME_OR_NODE_IP:8080"api_client=isi_sdk_9_0_0.ApiClient(configuration)protocols_api=isi_sdk_9_0_0.ProtocolsApi(api_client)# get all exportssort="description"limit=50dir="ASC"try:api_response=protocols_api.list_nfs_exports(sort=sort,limit=limit,dir=dir)pprint(api_response)exceptApiExceptionase:print"Exception when calling ProtocolsApi->list_nfs_exports:%s"%eThere are more examples of coding to the Python PAPI bindings in thetestssubdirectory of the repo. The tests currently run against a genericisi_sdkimport which is how the bindings library is named by default
if you build your own bindings. If you want to run the tests against one
of the libraries you’ve downloaded from the prebuilt releases page, you
should change theimport isi_sdklines toimport isi_sdk_7_2or
corresponding package depending on which one you downloaded. Look athttps://github.com/Isilon/isilon_sdkfor SDK version to OneFS version
mapping.More infoSee the Github repo for more information:https://github.com/isilon/isilon_sdk
Package: isi-sdk-9-1-0
AboutThis package is part of the Isilon SDK. It includes language bindings
for easier programmatic access to the OneFS API for cluster
configuration (on your cluster this is the REST API made up of all the
URIs underneathhttps://[cluster]:8080/platform/*, also called the
“Platform API” or “PAPI”). The SDK also includes language bindings for
the OneFS RAN (i.e. RESTful Access to Namespace) interface, which
provides access to the OneFS filesystem namespace.Installationpip install isi_sdk_9_1_0DocumentationThe SDK documentation is auto generated by Swagger Codegen and is
located in theisilon_sdk_pythonrepository. Please select the repository branch that is applicable to
the SDK package and OneFS version for accurate documentation references.
All SDK methods and models are linked from the top level README file.Example programHere’s an example of using the Python PAPI bindings to retrieve a list
of NFS exports from your cluster:frompprintimportpprintimporturllib3importisi_sdk_9_1_0fromisi_sdk_9_1_0.restimportApiExceptionurllib3.disable_warnings()# configure username and passwordconfiguration=isi_sdk_9_1_0.Configuration()configuration.username="YOUR_USERNAME"configuration.password="YOUR_PASSWORD"configuration.verify_ssl=False# configure hostconfiguration.host="https://YOUR_CLUSTER_HOSTNAME_OR_NODE_IP:8080"api_client=isi_sdk_9_1_0.ApiClient(configuration)protocols_api=isi_sdk_9_1_0.ProtocolsApi(api_client)# get all exportssort="description"limit=50dir="ASC"try:api_response=protocols_api.list_nfs_exports(sort=sort,limit=limit,dir=dir)pprint(api_response)exceptApiExceptionase:print"Exception when calling ProtocolsApi->list_nfs_exports:%s"%eThere are more examples of coding to the Python PAPI bindings in thetestssubdirectory of the repo. The tests currently run against a genericisi_sdkimport which is how the bindings library is named by default
if you build your own bindings. If you want to run the tests against one
of the libraries you’ve downloaded from the prebuilt releases page, you
should change theimport isi_sdklines toimport isi_sdk_7_2or
corresponding package depending on which one you downloaded. Look athttps://github.com/Isilon/isilon_sdkfor SDK version to OneFS version
mapping.More infoSee the Github repo for more information:https://github.com/isilon/isilon_sdk
Package: isisdm
ISIS-DM: the ISIS Data Model APIISIS-DM is an API and tools for:schema definition through classes, similar to modern OPFs (Object Persistence Frameworks);HTML form generation and validation;conversion of ISIS data to JSON;In other words, ISIS-DM allows programmers to express constraints and functionality similar to those of the CDS/ISIS Field Definition Table and the CDS/ISIS Formatting Language, but in contemporary, object-oriented programming languages.The API aims to be database-independent. Objects defined in the ISIS-DM should be easily persisted in CDS/ISIS, CouchDB, MongoDB, Amazon SimpleDB and other semistructured databases.0.2.0
* Added CompositeTextProperty
* Added MultiCompositeTextProperty
* Added IsisCompositeTextProperty
* Added MultiIsisCompositeTextProperty0.1.1
—
* Added FileProperty datatype
* Added BooleanProperty datatype
* Embedded _rev and _id in automatic generated forms (couchdb api)
* Fixed bug that changes the _id attr of a persistent document
Package: isit
DescriptionDetect environment variables, suchlinux,distribution,python, etc…>>> import isit
>>> isit.linux
True
>>> isit.linux2
True
>>> isit.linux3
False
>>> isit.py2
True
>>> isit.py27
False
>>> isit.debian
True
>>> isit.debian_version
'6.0.5'
>>> isit.debian_release
'5'
>>> isit.bit32
True
>>> isit.pypy
False
>>> isit.cpython
True
>>> isit.friday
True
>>> isit.winter
True
>>> isit.heroku
False
>>> isit.newrelic
FalseYou can dohelp(isit)for list.Installationpip install isit
Package: isitdownrightnow
IsItDownRightNowThis is a simple Python wrapper for the IsItDownRightNow API, allowing users to check in real-time whether a specific website is currently accessible worldwide.InstallationpipinstallisitdownrightnowUsagefromisitdownrightnowimportIsItDownRightNow# Create an instance for a websitechecker=IsItDownRightNow('google.com')# Get the status of the websitestatus=checker.statusprint(status){'up':True,'website_name':'Google','url_checked':'www.google.com','response_time_ms':16.73,'last_down':'More than a week ago','down_for':None,'status':'UP','message':'Google.com is UP and reachable by us.'}Simple OverviewThe main class in the wrapper is IsItDownRightNow. Here's a brief overview of its methods and properties:Public Methods and Properties:status:Returns a dictionary containing the status of the website.Attributes:domain:The domain name of the site to be checked.ReturnsFor the status method, you can expect a dictionary with the following structure:up(bool): True if the domain is up, False otherwise.website_name(str): The name of the website.url_checked(str): The URL that was checked.response_time(str): The response time of the website.last_down(str): The last time the website was down (None if the website is down).down_for(str): The duration of time the website has been down (None if the website is up).status(str): The status of the website, either "UP" or "DOWN".message(str): A message about the result of the check.
Package: isiter
Determines if an object is iterableThis function uses a couple of different methods to find out if a variable is iterable$pipinstallisiterfromisiterimportisiterfromcollectionsimportnamedtuplefields_cor="qt rgb r g b"classname_cor="cor"Colorinfos=namedtuple(classname_cor,fields_cor)importpandasaspdimportnumpyasnpfrombs4importBeautifulSouphtml="""<div class="div1"><p>hello</p><p>hi</p><div class="nesteddiv"><p>one</p><p>two</p><p>three</p></div></div>"""print(f"""{isiter({1:2,3:2},)=}""")print(f"""{isiter([1,2,34],)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((1,2,34),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(Colorinfos(1,2,34,3,3),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(sorted((1,2,34,3,3)),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(({1,2,34,3,3}),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((55),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((55.44),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((True),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((3.14+2.71j),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((pd.DataFrame([[3,3,3],[3,3,3]])),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((pd.Series([[3,3,3]])),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((np.array([[3,3,3]])),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((np.ndarray([3,3,3])),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((pd.NA),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter((np.nan),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(BeautifulSoup(html,'lxml'),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(bytearray(b'dgfasds'),)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(bytearray(b'dgfasds'),consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=}""")print(f"""{isiter(b'bababa',)=}""")print(f"""{isiter(b'bababa',consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=}""")print(f"""{isiter('str1',)=}""")print(f"""{isiter('str2',consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=}"""){1:2,3:2}in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter({1:2,3:2},)=True[1,2,34]in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter([1,2,34],)=True(1,2,34)in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter((1,2,34),)=Truecor(qt=1,rgb=2,r=3in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter(Colorinfos(1,2,34,3,3),)=True[1,2,3,3,34]in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter(sorted((1,2,34,3,3)),)=True{1,2,3,34}in(list,tuple,set,frozenset,dict)isiter(({1,2,34,3,3}),)=True55in(int,float,bool,complex,type(None))isiter((55),)=False55.44in(int,float,bool,complex,type(None))isiter((55.44),)=FalseTruein(int,float,bool,complex,type(None))isiter((True),)=False(3.14+2.71j)in(int,float,bool,complex,type(None))isiter((3.14+2.71j),)=False012033==Iterableisiter((pd.DataFrame([[3,3,3],[3,3,3]])),)=True0[3,3,3]dtype==Iterableisiter((pd.Series([[3,3,3]])),)=Truearray([[3,3,3]])==Iterableisiter((np.array([[3,3,3]])),)=Truearray([[[6.23042070e==Iterableisiter((np.ndarray([3,3,3])),)=True<NA>notiterisiter((pd.NA),)=Falsenanin(int,float,bool,complex,type(None))isiter((np.nan),)=False<html><body><divcla==Iterableisiter(BeautifulSoup(html,'lxml'),)=Truebytearray(b'dgfasds'==Iterableisiter(bytearray(b'dgfasds'),)=Truebytearray(b'dgfasds'in(<class'str'>, <class 'bytes'>, <class 'bytearray'>)isiter(bytearray(b'dgfasds'),consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=Falseb'bababa'==Iterableisiter(b'bababa',)=Trueb'bababa'in(<class'str'>, <class 'bytes'>, <class 'bytearray'>)isiter(b'bababa',consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=False'str1'==Iterableisiter('str1',)=True'str2'in(<class'str'>, <class 'bytes'>, <class 'bytearray'>)isiter('str2',consider_non_iter=(str,bytes,bytearray))=False
Package: isiterable
isiterableisiterableis a Python module that provides theisiterablefunction, which acts as an object checker to know if it is iterable or not. It does not call the function and also has no undesirable performance numbers.Features of isiterableNever call__iter__Functional for generatorsIt's faster thantryiterorhasiterInstallationpipinstall--upgradeisiterableUsagefromisiterableimportisiterableprint(isiterable(57890))# Falseprint(isiterable([1,"Hello!"]))# TrueUsing with classesfromisiterableimportisiterableclassNoIters:def__init__(self,*args):self.args=argsdef__iter__(self):# isiterable will return False, Must be a generator :/returnself.argsclassYesIters:def__init__(self,*args):self.args=argsdef__iter__(self):# Works!forarginargs:yieldargx=YesIters((1,2))res=isiterable(x)print(res)# Truex=NoIters("Hello!")res=isiterable(x)print(res)# FalseOther Examples>>>fromisiterableimportisiterable>>>isiterable(b"\x00\x01...")True>>>isiterable(callable)False>>>isiterable({"key1":True})True>>>isiterable([])TrueAlternatives to isiterableIf it doesn't match usingisiterable, there are some solutions where you know which is better.try-iterThis involves calling__iter__try:iter(object)exceptTypeError:passhas-iterthis will check if the object has the attribute__iter__ifhasattr(object,"__iter__"):# ...BenchmarkThis small benchmark uses 3 code blocks:tryiterhasiterisiterable(object)Whereobjectis the argument to passRunningbenchmark.pywill give results similar to thisRunning 1,000,000 times each block of code...

Results of isiterable: 0.381
Results of hasiter   : 0.777
Results of tryiter   : 5.689The best result isisiterablewhiletryiterhaving the worst result.
Package: isitgr
ISiTGR:Integrated Software in Testing General RelativityAuthor:Cristhian Garcia Quintero, Mustapha Ishak and Jason DossettHomepage:https://github.com/mishakb/ISiTGRPublication:https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.00290DescriptionIntegrated Software in Testing General Relativity (ISiTGR) which is a patch to the software CAMB and CosmoMC.
ISiTGR is intended to test deviations from GR at cosmological scales using available cosmological data sets.
While doing so, it allows for various extensions to the standard flat LCDM model.
In this new release, we have a combined support for the following:Dynamical dark energy parametrizations with a constant or time-dependent equation of state;A consistent implementation of anisotropic shear to model massive neutrinos throughout the full formalism;Multiple commonly used parameterizations of modified growth (MG) parameters;Functional, binned and hybrid time- and scale-dependencies for all MG parameters (expanded from previous version);Spatially flat or curved backgrounds (present in previous version as well).The description of the formalism and its implementation in the CMB code, the Integrated Sachs-Wolfe (ISW) effect,
and the 3x2 point statistics as well as examples of application to current data sets,
can be found in the latest paper on the arXiv. A more technical description of the implementation can be found
in the documentation provided in the ISiTGR repository or the published paper.See theISiTGR python example notebookpython notebook for illustrative examples of ISiTGR features.To install the ISiTGR python package on your computer run:pip install isitgr [–user]The –user is optional and only required if you don’t have write permission to your main python installation.
You will need the usual dependencies as needed for the CAMB software.The python wrapper provides a module called “isitgr” to be documented inPython ISiTGR-CAMB documentation.
Package: isitkbs
🔎 Visão GeralQual o objetivo desse software?O Is it KBS é um pacote python com funções capazes de determinar se entradas de texto são consideradas ou não keyboard smashing, sendo assim, cientistas de dados podem usar a biblioteca para auxiliá-los no processo de limpeza de bases de dados.For english readers.Para mais informações cheque nosso repositório nogithub.Caso você queira ver detalhes sobre as funções, aqui está olink para nossa documentação.🛠 Tecnologias utilizadas📝 Guia de instalaçãoNecessário ter Python3 e pip.Faça a instalação do nosso pacote com o pip no seu terminal python:pip install isitkbs(As demais bibliotecas necessárias são instaladas automáticamente com o comando acima)👨‍🔧 Quer contribuir?Para saber sobre como contribuir para o nosso projeto, clique nestelink.👨‍💻 ContribuidoresArthur de MeloArthur GrandãoDouglas AlvesGabriel CampelloPaulo VictorRafael FerreiraSidney Fernando©LicençaThis software is licensed under theMIT©
Package: isitpangram
IsItPangramA function to determine if a sentence is a pangram.A pangram (Greek: παν γράμμα, pan gramma, “every letter”) is a sentence using every letter of the alphabet at least once.The best known English pangram is:The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.Free software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://isitpangram.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2018-03-23)First release on PyPI.
Package: isittor
# IsItTorIsItTor is a script to check if an IP address is a Tor exit node.Install:# sudo pip install requests[security] isittorUsage:# isittor.py 99.245.160.4
02/10/2015 14:22:00 INFO - Starting new HTTPS connection (1): www.dan.me.uk
02/10/2015 14:22:01 INFO - Load TOR exit node list fromhttps://www.dan.me.uk/torlist/02/10/2015 14:22:01 INFO - 99.245.160.4 is a TOR exit node# isittor.py 99.245.160.4 10.10.10.10
02/10/2015 14:22:00 INFO - Starting new HTTPS connection (1): www.dan.me.uk
02/10/2015 14:22:01 INFO - Load TOR exit node list fromhttps://www.dan.me.uk/torlist/02/10/2015 14:22:01 INFO - 99.245.160.4 is a TOR exit node
02/10/2015 14:22:01 INFO - 10.10.10.10 is NOT a TOR exit node
Package: isitup
Is it up?Check whether a website is up or down. Usingisitup’s API. Inspired byis-up.Install$ pip install isitupUsageCLI$ isitup github.com
Yay, github.com is up.
It took 0.022 ms for a 301 response code with an ip of 192.30.252.130API>>> from isitup.main import check
>>> check('github.com')
u'Yay, github.com is up.\nIt took 0.022 ms for a 301 response code with an ip of 192.30.252.130'LicenseMIT.
Package: isityaml
About“Is it YAML?” is a Django application for checking whether text isYAML(“a human friendly data serialization
standard for all programming languages”), or not. Users type and/or copy
and paste text and clicks the “Submit” button above. If valid YAML has been
entered, the input is presented incanonical form.
If not, the application presents an error message.YAML is just a text format for exchanging data. It exists for cases whereXMLis too much overhead. I like YAML. I find it
more robust in practice than XML (where one missing angle bracket could corrupt
a whole file), yet easier to type by hand.I conjured up “Is it YAML?” while writing a specification forYPath- a language for
addressing parts of a YAML document, asXPathdoes for XML. To do a proper job of things, I had to write YAML example files.
However, I sometimes needed to check if the example files are good and proper.
“Is it YAML?” gave me a test bed where I can copy-and-paste my examples,
and see if they really are YAML.Installation and DependenciesApart fromDjango, the app depends onPyYAML, a Python parser for YAML. You
can get the application from PyPI through the command:pip install isityamlOnce installed, just add “isityaml” to your INSTALLED_APPS list in settings.py,
and add the desired URL in one of the urls.py files.The HTML template file used to generate HTML has been redesigned to work with theMezzanineCMS. The redesign removed any explicit
references to particular stylesheets found with earlier versions. Feel free to
customise: the app is released under a 3 clause BSD license. See LICENSE.txt for
more information. If you wish to do any changes, pop over to theGitHub repositoryfor the app.History0.1 (August 30th 2011) - Create setup script for files.0.2 (April 25th 2013) - Try to make a half-decent PyPI package.0.3 (January 30th 2014) - Updated to be compatible with Django 1.6 and Mezzanine 3.0.0.4 (February 15th 2014) - Added more error handling and styling to be compatible with Bootstrap.0.5 (August 13th 2014) - Making error handling more generous.0.6 (February 28th 2017) - Updated to be compatible with Django 1.10.0.7 (December 6th 2020) - Run through 2to3 for Python 3 changes.CopyrightTheisityamlapp is copyright (c) 2008-2020Peter Murphy<peterkmurphy@gmail.com>.