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Package: inpost
Inpost PythonFully async Inpost library using Python 3.10.DocumentationReadthedocs.ioUsage/Examplesfrominpost.apiimportInpostinp=Inpost('555333444')awaitinp.send_sms_code():...ifawaitinp.confirm_sms_code(123321):print('Congratulations, you initialized successfully!')Before you contributeInstall linters and checkers, unlinted pull requests will not be approvedpoetry run pre-commit installAuthors@loboda4450@mrkazik99Used ByThis project is used by the following repos:Inpost Telegram Bot😂 Here is a random joke that'll make you laugh!
Package: inpt
What is this package for?This package is to simplify the user to use the input function with different data types. For example, we can simplify this:x = int(input("please insert a number"))tox = inpt.i(int,"please insert a number")How to install it?You can type this in the terminal or command prompt to install this package:pip install inptMinumum requirementpython 3.5Current version0.0.5How to use this versionTo use this version, you will first need to import it like this:from inpt import inptThe format for the library and parameters is like this:inpt.i(data_type, text for input)Let's say we want to have a string input that wants the user to input their name. We can do it like this:from inpt import inpt
c = inpt.i(str,"What is your name?")The output will be:What is your name?<Insert a string here and press enter>This version has to offer:Automatic one line space after the input text
Package: input4mips-validation
Input4MIPs-validationValidation of input4MIPs data (checking file formats, metadata etc.).PyPI :Other info :Full documentation can be found at:input4mips-validation.readthedocs.io.
We recommend reading the docs there because the internal documentation links
don't render correctly on GitHub's viewer.InstallationInput4MIPs-validation can be installed with pip, mamba or conda:pipinstallinput4mips-validation
mambainstall-cconda-forgeinput4mips-validation
condainstall-cconda-forgeinput4mips-validationAdditional dependencies can be installed using# To add plotting dependenciespipinstallinput4mips-validation[plots]# To add notebook dependenciespipinstallinput4mips-validation[notebooks]# If you are installing with conda, we recommend# installing the extras by hand because there is no stable# solution yet (issue here: https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/7502)For developersFor development, we rely onpoetryfor all our
dependency management. To get started, you will need to make sure that poetry
is installed
(instructions here,
we found that pipx and pip worked better to install on a Mac).For all of work, we use ourMakefile.
You can read the instructions out and run the commands by hand if you wish,
but we generally discourage this because it can be error prone.
In order to create your environment, runmake virtual-environment.If there are any issues, the messages from theMakefileshould guide you
through. If not, please raise an issue in theissue tracker.For the rest of our developer docs, please see.
Package: input_algorithms
Input AlgorithmsA DSL to assist with writing specifications describing valid data and testing
that inputted data meets those defined specifications.Why the name?I got the inspiration from the movie Transcendence when a character says
something to the effect of “We could do this if we had better input
algorithms”.InstallationUse pip!:pipinstallinput_algorithmsOr if you’re developing it:pipinstall-e.pipinstall-e".[tests]"USAGEHere is an example to help you use the library.frominput_algorithms.validatorsimportValidatorfrominput_algorithms.dictobjimportdictobjfrominput_algorithmsimportspec_baseassbfrominput_algorithms.metaimportMetaimportremeta=Meta({},[])# 1. Create a class defining your fields.classPersonDictObj(dictobj):fields=["name","age"]# 2. Create custom validate methods as required.classValidName(Validator):defvalidate(self,meta,val):matcher=re.compile("^[A-Za-z\ ]+$")ifnotmatcher.match(val):raiseException("{0}doesn't look like a name.".format(val))returnvalclassValidAge(Validator):defvalidate(self,meta,val):ifval>120:raiseException("I don't believe you are that old")returnval# 3. Tie together the pieces.person_spec=sb.create_spec(PersonDictObj,name=sb.required(sb.valid_string_spec(ValidName())),age=sb.and_spec(sb.integer_spec(),ValidAge()),)# 4. Have some datadata={"name":"Ralph","age":23}# 5. Normalise the data into your objectnormalised=person_spec.normalise(meta,data)# 6. Use the object!print("Name is{0}".format(normalised.name))print("Age is{0}".format(normalised.age))TestsTo run the tests in this project, just use the helpful script:./test.shOr run tox:tox
Package: inputao
InputãoUminputmelhor para ajudar os iniciantes em Python.IntroduçãoQuando o pessoal começa a programar em Python, muitos exercícios dependem da funçãobuiltininput.O problema é que o input do Python sempre retorna umastringe o iniciante acaba despendendo muita energia para validar os dados e pedir que o usuário digite novamente em caso de erro.Como usarInstale com:pip install inputaoUse no  seu código:frominputaoimportinputComo funciona?Importe o a funçãoinput.>>>frominputaoimportinputPor padrão input sempre retornastring.>>>nome=input('Qual o seu nome?')>>>type(nome)strPara converter a entrada, informe a class como 2º parametro.>>>idade=input('Qual sua idade?',int)>>>type(idade)intOu,por exemplo, crie a uma função que valide o que voce quiser.>>>defSN(text):>>>iftextin'Ss':>>>valor=True>>>eliftextin'Nn':>>>valor=False>>>else:>>>raiseValueError('Digite S ou N.')>>>returnvalor>>>continua=input('Deseja continuar? [Sn]',SN)>>>type(continua)boolLicençaMITAutoresRapaziada da Live.
Package: inputconsole
InputConsoleInputConsoleis a console for Python that will keep all output above the input line without interrupting the input line.$pip3installinputconsoleExamplefrominputconsoleimportInputConsole# Create the consoleconsole=InputConsole()# Register a commanddefhelp(args):console.write("I don't want to help you{0}.\n".format(args[0]))console.register_command('help',help)# Set unknown command handler, Return 'True' for command handled or# 'False' for command not handled.defunknown_command_handler(command):console.write("Unknown command: "+command)returnTrueconsole.set_unknown_command_handler(unknown_command_handler)# Start listening for input on a new thread# Input line will always stay at the bottomconsole.listen_for_input()# Generate random output to keep the output thread active.defsteady_flow():num=0whileTrue:console.write("this is an output message:{0}\n".format(num))time.sleep(2)num+=1t=Thread(target=steady_flow)t.start()t.join()
Package: inputer
inputer: Print before inputIf you want to print something before Python default function input() prompt, you can use this packageinputer. To achieve this,inputergive you a object to control input like this:importinputerimportthreadingimporttimeinput_handle=inputer.Inputer()defalways_print(input_handle):whileTrue:input_handle.print_before("I am here!")time.sleep(1)th=threading.Thread(target=always_print,args=(input_handle,),daemon=True)th.start()whileTrue:text=input_handle.input("> ")iftext=="exit":breakIn addition, you can use following methods ofInputerto control input:Inputer.input(prompt=''): Just like Python default functioninput;Inputer.print_before(*args, **kwargs): Just like Python default functionprintbut print before input prompt;Inputer.eprint_before(*args, **kwargs): Print before input prompt to stdandar error;Inputer.left(n=1): Move current cursor backnposition, just like pressleftkey on keybord;Inputer.right(n=1): Move current cursor forwardnposition, just like pressrightkey on keybord;Inputer.up(n=1): Change current input buffer to last input text, just like pressupkey on keybord;Inputer.down(n=1): Change current input buffer to next input text, just like pressdownkey on keybord;Inputer.backspace(n=1): Left deletencharacters, just like pressbackspacekey on keybord;Inputer.delete(n=1): Right deletencharacters, just like pressdelkey on keybord;Inputer.current_str: Get current input buffer text;Inputer.current_cursor: Get current cursor position;Inputer.insert(text): Inserttextat current cursor position;Inputer.hide(): Hide prompt text and user input text;Inputer.unhide(): Show prompt text and user input text again;Inputer.block(): Forbidden user input;Inputer.unblock(): Allow user input again;Inputer.use_history(history_filename): All history input is saved in a history file even if you don't call this method. This method allow you to specify a history file to save history input in;
Package: input-form-dialog
InputFormDialogInputFormDialog is a simple module that provides a multi-type input dialog for Qt5.The purpose of the InputFormDialog is to compliment the static get methods of theQInputDialogsuch asQInputDialog.getTextorQInputDialog.getInt.DetailsUsing InputFormDialog is simple. First create a dictionary that will define the form entries and their default values. If the order of input widgets is important, useOrderedDict.Currently the following input queries are supported:booleancolornumerictextoptions list2d/3d vectorSecond, call theget_input()function and pass the data object as an argument. If the user accepts the dialog then the data object will hold the new values chosen by the user.Additionally, you might want to createFormOptionsobject and specify some of the options that control the properties of widgets used by the dialog.Currently the following options are available:set numeric limits, step and decimal precisionset whether combo box or radio button group is usedset whether the combo box / radio button group returns current item text or indexExample# QApplication must be running prior to calling get_inputfromcollectionsimportOrderedDictfromQtimportQtGui,QtWidgetsfrominput_form_dialogimportFormOptions,get_input# Define form inputsdata=OrderedDict()data["Bool"]=Truedata['Color']=QtGui.QColor('red')data['Int']=1data['String']='Test'data['ComboBox']=['One','Two']data['Vector2']=QtGui.QVector2D(10.0,5.0)# Define form optionsoptions=FormOptions()options.list_displays_as_radios=Trueoptions.list_returns_index=True# Ask user for input and retrieve dataifget_input('Example',data,options):print(data['Bool'])print(data['Color'])print(data['Int'])print(data['String'])print(data['ComboBox'])print(data['Vector2'])
Package: inputgen
Aboutinputgenis a Python package that provides automated input generation,
useful for bounded exhaustive testing and the generation of complex data
structures for test inputs.This tool was originally created as a class project—Verification and
Validation of Software with professorSarfraz Khurshid—and is largely
modeled afterKoratand itsrelated research.  Korat is an input generation
tool for Java programs.Official documentation, other than this readme, is currently lacking; however,
the associatedclass paperprovides a detailed description the
implementation and related research.FeaturesUses multiple processes to speed input generation.Search space pruning:Backtracking- The generated objects are instrumented to record the order
of their field accesses, which occurs while checking the well-formedness of
their structure in the defined predicate.  Upon rejection of an input
combination, alternative values are first tried on the last-accessed
field(s).This feature is enabled by default, and can be disabled by settingenable_backtracking=Falsewhen instantiating aFactoryobject.Non-isomorphic generation- Only objects with unique structure are
generated.  Two inputs areisomorphic, or identical in structure, if their
object graphs reachable from the root object are isomorphic.For example, if building a binary tree of size two, using five possible
node objects, then there are only two possible valid, non-isomorphic
structures—a root node and left child, or a root node and right
child.This feature is enabled by default, and can be disabled by settingenable_iso_breaking=Falsewhen instantiating aFactoryobject.Requirements and Installationinputgenrequires Python 2.5 or later.  If using Python 2.6,inputgenwill install and make use of thestand-alone ordereddictpackage.  If using
Python 2.5,inputgenwill additionally install and make use of thestand-alone multiprocessingpackage.To installinputgenand required dependencies, run:pip install inputgenThe source can be found here:https://bitbucket.org/gdub/python-inputgen/ExampleBelow is a simple example.  For more examples, see theinputgen/examples/directory.Given the following code:import inputgen

class SquareTest(inputgen.TestCase):

    @staticmethod
    def repOK(factory):
        return True

    @staticmethod
    def fin(min=0, max=10):
        f = inputgen.Factory(enable_backtracking=False,
                             enable_iso_breaking=False)
        f.set('number', range(min, max))
        return f

    def run_method(self, factory):
        num = factory.number
        self.assertEqual(num * num, num ** 2)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    import unittest
    unittest.main()Save the code to a file namedsquare.pyand then run the unit test:python square.pyWhen run,inputgenwill generate all possible combinations of the
finitized fields.  In the example above this will produce ten combinations,
with a single field (number) ranging from 0 to 9.
Package: inputhandler
The modul "inputhandler" provides the functiondinput(output = 'Please enter an integer: ', sinput = 'Illegal input, try again.',datatyp = int, ranges = False, lowerlimit = 0, upperlimit = 100,rsinput = "Integer does not lie between 0, 100: " ):for example:>>>a = dinput()>>>Please enter an integer: sdIllegal input, try again.>>>Please enter an integer: 43>>> a43>>>a = dinput(ranges = True)>>>Please enter an integer: sdIllegal input, try again.>>>Please enter an integer: 477Integer does not lie between 0, 100>>>Please enter an integer: 100>>>a100If there are some bugs, please send me an email: masatamara@gmail.com
Package: input-helper
Install% pip3 install input-helperUsageIn[1]:importinput_helperasihIn[2]:real_args=ih.string_to_set('arg1, arg2, arg3')In[3]:real_val=ih.from_string('true')In[4]:response=ih.user_input('type some input, human')In[5]:selected=ih.make_selections(list_of_items)In[6]:seconds=ih.timestamp_to_seconds('1h22m33s')In[7]:urls=ih.get_all_urls('some-file-with-urls.txt','https://blah.net')In[8]:frompprintimportpprintIn[9]:mm=ih.matcher.MasterMatcher(debug=True)In[10]:pprint(mm('@handle1 and @handle2 here are the #docs you requested https://github.com/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md')){'_key_matcher_dict':{'mention_list':'MentionMatcher','non_url_text':'NonUrlTextMatcher','tag_list':'TagMatcher','text':'IdentityMatcher','url_details_list':'UrlDetailsMatcher','url_list':'UrlMatcher'},'mention_list':['handle1','handle2'],'non_url_text':'@handle1 and @handle2 here are the #docs you requested','tag_list':['docs'],'text':'@handle1 and @handle2 here are the #docs you requested ''https://github.com/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md','url_details_list':[{'domain':'github.com','filename_prefix':'github.com--kenjyco--input-helper--blob--master--README.md','full_url':'https://github.com/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md','path':{'full_path':'/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md','uri':'/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md'},'protocol':'https'}],'url_list':['https://github.com/kenjyco/input-helper/blob/master/README.md']}In[11]:ih.user_input_fancy()input>gotohttps://github.com/kenjycoforagoodtime#learning stuffOut[11]:{'line_orig':'go to https://github.com/kenjyco for a good time #learning stuff','non_url_text':'go to for a good time #learning stuff','tag_list':['learning'],'url_list':['https://github.com/kenjyco']}
Package: inputmanager
TerminalHow to installSimply runpipinstallinputmanagerHow to use terminalContent of thedemo.pyfile :# Packagesimportinputmanagerasim# %% Read line function# Open questionstr_name=im.read_line('What is your name ?\n')print(f'Hello,{str_name}.')# Closed questionstr_fruit=im.read_line('Do you prefere apples or pears ?\n',bl_case=False,lst_values=['Apples','Pears'])print(f'I too like{str_fruit.lower()}:).')# %% Yes or No questions# By default recognize (yes, y, oui and o) as yes, and (no, n and non) as no.im.read_yes_no('Proceed ? [y/n]\n')# This can be changedim.read_yes_no('Continuar ? [Si/No]\n',lst_pos_vals=['Si','s'],lst_neg_vals=['No','n'])# %% Read numeric# Basic numeric readint_res=im.read_numeric('Choose a numer :\n')print(f'You chose{int_res}.')# This function can be tweaked with some parameters :int_res=im.read_numeric('Choose a number between 1 and 10 :\n',bl_int=True,num_lb=1,num_ub=10,bl_inc_lb=True,bl_inc_ub=True)print(f'You chose{int_res}.')# %% Force read# In order not to crash on a bad input, you can use the force_read functionint_res=im.force_read(im.read_numeric,'Choose a number between 1 and 10 :\n',bl_int=True,num_lb=1,num_ub=10,bl_inc_lb=True,bl_inc_ub=True)print(f'You chose{int_res}.')
Package: input-mocker
# Input-Mocker[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/ciotto/input-mocker.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/ciotto/input-mocker)[![Codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/ciotto/input-mocker/branch/master/graph/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/ciotto/input-mocker)[![Version](https://badge.fury.io/py/input-mocker.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/input-mocker)[![Py Versions](https://img.shields.io/pypi/pyversions/input-mocker.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/input-mocker/)[![License](https://img.shields.io/pypi/l/input-mocker.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/input-mocker/)[![Status](https://img.shields.io/pypi/status/input-mocker.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/input-mocker/)[![PEP8](https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20style-pep8-orange.svg)](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/)**input-mocker** is *simple* and *easy-to-use* tool for mocking of prompt functions.You can mock call to a `sys.stdin.readline in order to programmatically send user input.## InstallationYou can install **input-mocker** from *PyPi*:`pip install input-mocker`or from GitHub:`pip install https://github.com/ciotto/input-mocker/archive/master.zip`## UsageUsing **input-mocker** is easy:```>>> from input_mocker import InputMocker>>> with InputMocker():...    raw_input()  # Or input() for Python3...    raw_input()...    raw_input()...    raw_input()...'y''n''y''n'```By default **input-mocker** send alternated 'y'/'n' response.If you want to get random response initialize instance with `random=True` paramiter:```>>> from input_mocker import InputMocker>>> with InputMocker(random=True):...    raw_input()...    raw_input()...    raw_input()...    raw_input()...'y''y''n''y'```Is also possible to use a customized set of inputs:```>>> with InputMocker(inputs=['Foo', '42']):...    raw_input('A question: ')...    raw_input('What's the ultimate answer to life, the universe, and everything? ')...Question: 'Foo'What's the ultimate answer to life, the universe, and everything? '42'```Sometimes probably you'll prefer to use the decorator:```>>> import input_mocker>>> @input_mocker.patch(random=True)... def my_method():...    print(raw_input('question 1: '))...    print(raw_input('question 2: '))...    print(raw_input('question 3: '))...    print(raw_input('question 4: '))...>>> my_method()question 1: yquestion 1: yquestion 1: yquestion 1: n```**input-mocker** work with `sys.stdin.readline()`, `input()` and `raw_input()`.## How to contributeThis is not a big library but if you want to contribute is very easy!1. clone the repository `git clone https://github.com/ciotto/input-mocker.git`1. install all requirements `make init`1. do your fixes or add new awesome features (with tests)1. run the tests `make test`1. commit in new branch and make a pull request---## LicenseReleased under [MIT License](https://github.com/ciotto/input-mocker/blob/master/LICENSE.txt).
Package: input-num
input_numPython package -input_numis like input but itonly accepts numbers‎InstallationWindows / macOSRunpython3 -m pip install input_numLinuxRunpython3 -m pip install input_num‎UsageWindows / macOS / LinuxAdd this to your script:import input_numinput_num("Enter your age: ")‎
Command scheme:input_num("Question: ", AllowNegativeNumbers, DoesPressingEnterReturnNothing)‎First option:
If you want to allow only positive numbers (numbers WITHOUT-at the begining), useinput_num("Something", False).Falsejust meansAllow negative numbers = FalseAnd it isoptional argumentDefault value isTrueSecond option:
There is also second option, does pressing enter return "" ? Set it toFalseto make pressing enterask you again.
Example:input_num("Try pressing enter: ", True, False)- this allows negative numbers and disallows entering nothing.
It isoptional argumentDefault value isTrue‎
⚠️If you want to set only second option, set the first option too⚠️Do you want to be reminded to update the package?
Runinput_num.allow_update()RIGHT AFTER importing the package.‎UninstallationWindows / macOSRunpython3 -m pip uninstall input_numLinuxRunpython3 -m pip uninstall input_num‎FAQQuestionAnswer‎Do you like this? Hit that ⭐!Use the star button as way to show us, that it worksForks and pull requests are welcome of course
Package: input-objects
Uniform API for reading from multiple different sources.Contains reconnecting reading file like object for uninterrupted stream
reading of remote files.importrequests,lz4framed,input_objurl='https://ph4r05.deadcode.me/static/lz4/certificates.20171002T020001.15.json.lz4'iobj=input_obj.ReconnectingLinkInputObject(url=url,timeout=5*60,max_reconnects=1000)foridx,chunkinenumerate(lz4framed.Decompressor(iobj)):print(chunk)Pip packagepip install -U pip setuptools twine
python setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/*
Package: input-parser
Input ParserThe input-parser module allows you to easily write scripts requiring user interaction.The input function allows you to define the response it expects from the user so it can parse out any incorrect responses and request a new one.
It automatically generates failure messages for the user.Compatibilityinput-parser is being developed with Python 3.8, but is likely to work on older versions (and will be tested when completed).InstallationThis package currently isn't on PyPi so cannot be installed.
This will be available soon.
In the meantime, simply copy thesrc/input-parser/parser.pyfile to your project.UsageThe module contains only one function calledparse_input().
This has two required arguments, the message and the type.
The message will be shown to the user when requesting an input.
The class represents the type of the input required.
At the moment, you can only specify one type, but I plan to allow more to be set in a future update.BugsIf you find a bug in input-parser, probably just create a GitHub issue, bearing in mind that this is still a work in progress, so I've probably already spotted the bug but haven't got around to fixing it.
Package: input-paste
緣起在linux平台上，有一些桌面應用程式會遇到不能打中文的情況，像是Sublime
Text、Spotify在不去對應用程式做hack的情況下(像是這個)就只能用最簡單的copy-paste方法了這個非常簡單的小工具就是跳出小方塊讓你輸入並自動貼上相依性GTK+ 3PyGObject (aka PyGI)Xlib Python bindingPython 2.7+安裝以下示範是在debian/ubuntu上(其他版本將相依性安裝即可)if run in python2:$sudoapt-getinstallpython-gipython-xlib$pipinstallinput-pasteif run in python3:$sudoapt-getinstallpython3-gipython3-xlib$pipinstallinput-paste接下來，設定系統熱鍵能夠執行input-paste即可用法點擊應用程式輸入框並維持游標位置,叫出input-paste輸入文字後按Enter/Ctrl+Enter就會將文字貼上游標位置,或按Esc/Alt+F4關閉input-pasteMotivationSometimes, we can’t type Chinese in application on Linux(or UNIX-like)
system.Without hacking it in low-level(likethis), we should
utilize clipboard to solve this problem.This tool will bring convenience to you.DependencyGTK+ 3PyGObject (aka PyGI)Xlib Python bindingPython 2.7+InstallationFollowing is on debian/ubuntu system.if run in python2:$sudoapt-getinstallpython-gipython-xlib$pipinstallinput-pasteif run in python3:$sudoapt-getinstallpython3-gipython3-xlib$pipinstallinput-pasteNext, set up hotkey in your system to executeinput-paste.UsageClick input box in your application, andretain the cursor position.Invokeinput-pastewith hotkey, and type some words in it.Press Enter/Ctrl+Enter to copy text to your cursor position,or press Esc/Alt+F4 to closeinput-paste.