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Package: influxify
Influxify: Convert CSV to InfluxDB Line ProtocolInfluxifyis a Python package that simplifies the process of converting time-series data from a CSV file into the InfluxDB Line Protocol format. With Influxify, you can seamlessly import your existing data into InfluxDB for efficient storage and analysis.FeaturesEasily convert CSV data to InfluxDB Line Protocol format.Supports custom field and tag mappings for flexible data transformation.Can write data into a .lp (Line Protocol) file for convenient import into InfluxDB by simply dragging the file into a bucket.Compatible with Python 3.6+.Open-source and available under the MIT License.InstallationYou can install Influxify via pip:pipinstallinfluxifyUsageInfluxify simplifies the process of converting time-series data from a CSV file into InfluxDB Line Protocol format. Follow these steps to get started:Import theInfluxConverterclass in your Python script:frominfluxifyimportInfluxConverterInitialize the converter:converter=InfluxConverter('csv_file_name.csv','measurement',['tag_columns'],['field_columns'],'timestamp_column','timestamp_format')Convert the CSV data to InfluxDB Line Protocol format:line_protocols=converter.convert_csv_to_lineprotocol()Optionally, write the converted data into a (.line or .lp or .txt) file for easy import into InfluxDB by dragging the file into a bucket:lp_file_path="path/to/save/data.lp"converter.write_to_lp_file(lp_file_path,line_protocols)Now, you can use the generatedline_protocolsto insert data into InfluxDB or use the line protocol file for quick and convenient import.ContributingWe welcome contributions from the community! If you'd like to contribute to Influxify.LicenseInfluxify is distributed under the MIT License. SeeLICENSEfor more information.SupportIf you have any questions, issues, or feature requests, pleaseopen an issueon our GitHub repository.
Package: influx-line
influx-lineLightweightinfluxdb line protocolbuilderInstallationpipinstallinflux-lineUsagefrominflux_lineimportInfluxLineline=InfluxLine("weather")line.add_tag("location","CA")line.add_tag("season","summer")line.add_field("temperature",82,is_integer=True)line.add_field("error",0.1)line.add_field("time_zone","PDT")line.set_timestamp(1556813561098000000)str(line)"""weather,location=CA,season=summer temperature=82i,error=0.1,time_zone="PDT" 1556813561098000000"""ContributingThe default repository is ongitlabbut mirrored ongithubGoogle style guidelineshas been chosen as the style and contribution guidelines for submitting additions. In general, we follow the "fork-and-pull" Git workflow.Forkthe repo on GitLabClonethe project to your own machineCommitchanges to your own branchPushyour work back up to your forkSubmit aMerge requestso that we can review your changesNOTE: Be sure to merge the latest from "upstream" before making a pull request!LicenseSeeLICENSEfile.
Package: influx-line-protocol
influx-line-protocolImplementation ofinfluxdata line protocolformat in pythonInstallation$pipinstallinflux_line_protocolUsagefrominflux_line_protocolimportMetricmetric=Metric("weather")metric.with_timestamp(1465839830100400200)metric.add_tag('location','Cracow')metric.add_value('temperature','29')print(metric)"""Will print:weather,location=Cracow temperature=29 1465839830100400200"""Multiple metrics examplefrominflux_line_protocolimportMetric,MetricCollectioncollection=MetricCollection()metric=Metric("weather")metric.with_timestamp(1465839830100400200)metric.add_tag('location','Cracow')metric.add_value('temperature','29')collection.append(metric)metric=Metric("weather")metric.with_timestamp(1465839830100400200)metric.add_tag('location','Nowy Sacz')metric.add_value('temperature','31')collection.append(metric)print(collection)"""Will printweather,location="Cracow" temperature=29 1465839830100400200weather,location="Nowy Sacz" temperature=29 1465839830100400200"""LicenseSeeLICENSEfile.
Package: influx-prompt
influx-promptOverviewAn interactive command-line InfluxDB cli.Inspired bypgcli,http-promptRequirementPython 3.6+, *nix system.It hasn't tested on Windows.InstallationTo install use pip:$ pip install influx-promptOr clone the repo:$ git clone https://github.com/RPing/influx-prompt.git
$ python setup.py installUsageinflux-prompt-h/--helpto list all options.Ctrl+d /exitto exit.Dead simple.ContributingFork to your repoinstallpipenvpipenv shellpipenv install --devFinish your work, and usetox&flake8to test.Pull requests!AuthorA man who can't live without autocomplete,Stephen ChenRelated ProjectspgclimycliThankspython-prompt-toolkit, and of course,InfluxDB.LicenseMIT
Package: influxql-client
InfluxDB InfluxQL ClientTemporarily filling in the gap to query influxdb using InfluxQL rather than FluxPackage was created for a specific use case, but will be maintained. PRs welcomed + feature requests welcomed.Usagefrominfluxdb_influxql_clientimportInfluxQLClientic=InfluxQLClient('http://mocked.local:8086','database')# Given this uses requests library, it is possible to update the session to handle basic auth/proxies etc# For example, disabling SSL verificationic.sh.verify=Falseresults=ic.query_api().query("select 1")forresultinresults.results:forseriesinresult.series:print(series.values)
Package: influx-si
influx_sandinflux_iare programs designed for flux and metabolite concentration estimation based on labeling data using stable isotopes (essentially ¹³C but combination of multiple isotopes like ²H, ¹³C, ¹⁵N, … is also possible).influx_sworks with stationary data while theinflux_iis able to simulate instationary labeling (hence the_iin the name). The both work in metabolically stationary context. The whole project is referred asinflux_si. Note also that the terminflux_siis used in contexts whereinflux_sandinflux_iare interchangeable.For installation instructions and more details, you can check thedoc online.
Package: infmidi
INFMIDI is a MIDI editing library written in Python，with a lot of advanced syntax to help you quickly edit and generate MIDI files. You can also use it to assist in arranging and composing music with code.DocumentationEnglish|中文文档.🔌 Installation- Here are the detailed installation instructions (pip install infmidi).🚀 Quick start- Here are a few examples to get you started quickly.🎹 Fundation- Introduction to core objects (Event,Note,Clip,TrackandMidi).🎸 Generator- Functions to generateClipobject quickly.🎨 Effects- Functions to processClipobject.📻 Devices-  Objects to play MIDI and to interact with DAWs.🎼 Examples- Examples to learn INFMIDI.📑 Cheat sheet- Cheat sheets of core obejcts, music theory and MIDI protocol.FeaturesAbsolute time- Esaily insert note and event at any time point.# Add C4 on beat 8.clip+=Note('C4',location=8)Time slicing- Modify notes for a specific time period.# Raise notes from beats 8 to 16 by 4 semitones.clip[8:16]+=4Generator- Functions to generate music clip quickly.# Generate chord progression with sheet.progression=sheet('C4:M7 A4:m9 | F4:M7 G4:7')Effects- Functions to process MIDI.# Add delay effect to clip.delay(clip,n=3,length=0.5,decay=0.9)Related projectsmido- A library for working with MIDI messages and ports. (INFMIDI is based on mido)music21- A Toolkit for Computational Musicology.pretty-midi- Utility functions for handling MIDI data in a nice/intuitive way.musicpy- A music programming language in Python designed to write music in very handy syntax through music theory and algorithms.muspy- A toolkit for symbolic music generation.LicenceMIT License © 2022gongyibei.
Package: infmin
Input File Minimizer - a text file minimizing CLI tool.Usageinfmin[-h][-fFILE][-CDIRECTORY][-r][-s]in_file linesArgumentsPositional argumentsin_file: The file to minimize.lines: The number of lines to output.At least one of the following arguments is required:-fOutput file name.-COutput directory.Optional arguments:-rRandomly skip lines while minimizing.--silentSuppress output messages while minimizing.-hShow help.
Package: infoauth
A small but handy module and script to load/save tokens from/to disk.It does:Save tokens in a file in disk, pickled and zippedChange the file to read-only, and only by yourselfLoad the tokens from diskIn which case this module is useful? Say you have a script or program that
needs to use some secret tokens (mail auth, twitter tokens, DB connection info,
etc…), but you don’t want to include those tokens in the code, because it is
public, so with this module you do:tokens = infoauth.load(os.path.expanduser("~/.my-tokens"))Note that the user will remain only readable by yourself, and not in the
project file (so you don’t have the risk of sharing it by accident).WARNING: it does NOT protect your secrets with any key or anything, this
module does NOT secure your secrets in any way. Yes, the tokens are scrambled
(because pickled and zipped) and other people may not be able to access them
easily (readable only by you), but no further protection is implemented. Use
at your own risk.How to use it from a Python program?Load your tokens:import infoauth
auth = infoauth.load(os.path.expanduser("~/.my-mail-auth"))
# ...
mail.auth(auth['user'], auth['password'])Dump some secrets:import infoauth
secrets = {'some-stuff': 'foo', 'code': 67}
infoauth.dump(secrets, os.path.expanduser("~/.secrets"))Note that as storing the secret tokens is normally done once, it’s surely
handier to do it from the command line, as shown in the next section.How to use it from the command line?Show the tokens:$ infoauth show ~/.my-mail-auth
password: ...
user: ...Create a file with your secrets:$ infoauth create ~/.secrets some-stuff=foo code=67Note that creating the file from the command line has the limitation of all
values stored being strings (if you want to store other data types, as
integers, lists or any custom objects, you would need to use the
programmatically way of dumping your secrets to disk, as shown in the previous
section).
Package: infobase
This is a very minimalistic database moduleGeneral useTo create a database:>>>frominfobase import infobase>>>data = infobase(name, [list, of, values])``>>>data.new_infobase()This will create a new database and store itYou can then add a row like so:>>>data.add_row([items,to, add])You can always print your data like so:>>>printdata| Num | list  | of | values ||---|-----|--|------||   1 | items | to | add    |Note: items will be closer togetherChangelog0.8.AlphaNotes for this release:Added a changelogIf you have any bugs or ideas, or anything else:email me atshadow889566@gmail.com
Package: infobeamerhosted
infobeamerhostedQuick usagepip install infobeamerhosted
python -m infobeamerhostedAPIInfobeamer()from infobeamerhosted import *
InfobeamerAPI.KEY = 'your info beamer api key here'
foo = Infobeamer()Properties.devicesaccess all devices.setupsaccess all devices.packagesaccess all devices.assetsaccess all devices.group : strSets .group for all devices, setups, packages and assets.Common Properties for Devices(), Setups(), Packages(), Assets().group: the current group name used to select a subset of items. Set to '' (default) to disable..all: all items available..selection: items where the group name matches.group. If this is not set the output is identitcal to.all.Common Methods for Devices(), Setups, Packages(), Assets()getItems()fetches all items from the Info-Beamer API. This is called upon initialization.Common Properties for Device(), Setup(), Package(), Asset()Device(): all properties from theDevice ObjectSetup(): all properties from theSetup Info ObjectPackage(): all properties from thePackage ObjectAsset(): all properties from thePackage Object.group: the current group name used to select a subset of items. Set to '' (default) to disable.Common Methods for Device(), Setup(), Package(), Asset().inGroup(name: str) -> boolreturn True if the Item is in the group with the namename..update([option: str, payload: dict]) -> bool. Returns True if successfull, False otherwise..delete() -> booldeletes the item. Returns True if successfull, False otherwise.InfobeamerAPI()Static PropertiesInfobeamerAPI.KEYholds our API key (required).InfobeamerAPI.USERholds the username for the API. Default is set to ''.InfobeamerAPI.URLholds the API URL. Default is set tohttps://info-beamer.com/api/v1/.Standalone usepython -m infobeamerhostedAPI Settings--api-keyKey for info-beamer.com.--api-userUser for info-beamer.com. Default isempty. (optional)--api-urlKey from info-beamer.com. Default ishttps://info-beamer.com/api/v1/(optional)You can also set environment variables for API_KEY, API_USER (optional), API_URL (optional).export API_KEY = "infobeamer api key"
export API_USER = ""
export API_URL = "https://info-beamer.com/api/v1/"RessourcesAPI Documentationinfo-beamer.com/doc/api
Package: infobip-api-python-sdk
Infobip API Python SDKClient SDK to use the Infobip API with Python.This package enables you to use multiple Infobip communication channels, like SMS, MMS, WhatsApp, Email, etc.📡 Supported APIsThe following communication channels are supported:SMS + 2FAWhatsappEmailWebRTCMMSRCSThe following platform management APIs are supported:EntitiesMore APIs to be added in the near future.🔐 AuthenticationCurrently, infobip-api-python-sdk only supports API Key authentication,
and the key needs to be passed during client creation.
This will most likely change with future versions,
once more authentication methods are included.📦 InstallationTo install infobip SDK you will need to run:pipinstallinfobip-api-python-sdkDetails of the package can be found
in thePyPI page.🚀 UsageCode ExampleTo use the package you'll need an Infobip account.
If you don't already have one, you can create a free trial accounthere.In this example, we will show how to send a WhatsApp text message.
Other channels can be used in a similar way.
The first step is to import the necessary channel, in this case WhatsApp channel.frominfobip_channels.whatsapp.channelimportWhatsAppChannelNow you can create instance ofWhatsAppChannelwith yourbase_urlandapi_key.c=WhatsAppChannel.from_auth_params({"base_url":"<your_base_url>","api_key":"<your_api_key>"})Alternatively, you can create the instance from the environment, having theIB_BASE_URLandIB_API_KEYvariables
set, like this:c=WhatsAppChannel.from_env()After that you can access all the methods fromWhatsAppChannel.
To send text message you can usesend_text_messagemethod and add correct payload:response=c.send_text_message({"from":"<WhatsApp sender number from your Infobib account>","to":"<Number that will receive WhatsApp message>","messageId":"a28dd97c-1ffb-4fcf-99f1-0b557ed381da","content":{"text":"Some text"},"callbackData":"Callback data","notifyUrl":"https://www.example.com/whatsapp"})SamplesWe are adding samples in thesamplesfolder, which you can use as a reference on how to use the SDK
with real payloads.🗒️ NotesForinfobip-api-python-sdkversioning we useSemantic Versioningscheme.Python 3.6 is the minimum supported version by this library.🧡 Want to help and improve this open-source SDK?Check out ourcontributing guideandcode of conduct.⚖️ LicenseThis library is distributed under the MIT license found in theLicense.
Package: infoblox
An unofficial python library for interfacing with Infoblox NIOS. This library is not affiliated withInfoblox, Inc. <http://www.infoblox.com>in any way.Documentationhttp://infoblox.readthedocs.orgRequirementsPython 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, 3.3argparse <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/argparse>(Python 2.6 only)requests <http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/>CLI Usageusage:infoblox-host[-h][--version][--debug][-uUSERNAME][-pPASSWORD]<InfobloxAddress>{add,remove}<FQDN>[IPv4Address][COMMENT]AddorremoveahostfromtheInfobloxappliancepositionalarguments:<InfobloxAddress>TheInfobloxhostname{add,remove}Specifyifyouareaddingorremovingahost<FQDN>TheFQDNforthehost[IPv4Address]TheIPv4addressforthehost[COMMENT]Acommentsetonthehostwhenadding.optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit--versionshowprogram'sversionnumberandexit--debugEnabledebugoutput-uUSERNAME,--usernameUSERNAMETheusernametoperformtheworkas.Default:admin-pPASSWORD,--passwordPASSWORDThepasswordtoauthenticatewith.Default:infobloxLibrary Usageimportinfobloxsession=infoblox.Session('127.0.0.1','admin','infoblox')host=infoblox.Host(session)host.name='foo.bar.net'host.add_ipv4addr('10.0.0.1')ifhost.save():print('Host saved')
Package: infoblox-discovery
infoblox-discoveryOverviewThe infoblox-discovery service collect different data from a Infloblox master server about
different objects that can be monitored by Prometheus using different exporters as the
blackbox-exporter andinfoblox-exporter.
The current supporter objects are:membersnodesdns_serversdhcp_rangeszonesweb_endpointsLabels naming (since 0.2.0)All labels are returned prefixed as__meta_infoblox_DesignThe infoblox-discovery can run in 2 modes, as file discovery or as http discovery.
In http discovery mode the infoblox-discovery will run as a http service that Prometheus can
access using http_discovery.
In file discovery the infoblox-discovery will just create Prometheus file discovery files.When running in http discovery mode the collection of data is done on an interval, default every
3600 sec, and the data is cached. The main reason is to limit a high number of calls to the
infoblox master server.ZonesThe query is based on object 'zone_auth' with the query where 'view' is 'External'.
The logic detect reverse and fqdn based zones.Web endpointsThese fqdn "hosts" that are based on networks, e.g.192.91.218.0/24.
The result is based on two queries.Get all ipv4address from the network where type isHOSTFor all the above get alldns_aliasesfromrecord:hostand check ifExternalis in the_refstringThe networks that are subject to be scraped is based on the networks defined in the
configuration file, see below.ConfigurationSee theexample_config.ymlfile.RunEnvironment variablesINFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_CONFIG - the configuration file, default toconfig.ymlINFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_PROMETHEUS_SD_FILE_DIRECTORY - the directory where file discovery based
will be created, no default only used when run for file discoveryINFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_HOST - the host to run the discovery service, default0.0.0.0INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_PORT - the port to run the discovery service, default9694INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME - the basic auth username to the discovery service, no default.INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD - the basic auth username to the discovery service, no default.INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_LOG_FILE - log file, default stdoutINFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_LOG_LEVEL - the log level, defaultINFOINFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_CACHE_TTL - the discovered data ttl in seconds, must be higher than
INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_FETCH_INTERVAL, default7200INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_FETCH_INTERVAL - the interval to collect discover data, default3600INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME and INFOBLOX_DISCOVERY_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD must
be set - the discovery can not run without basic authentication.File discovery modepython-minfoblox_discoveryHttp discovery modepython-minfoblox_discovery--serverTestcurl-s'localhost:9694/prometheus-sd-targets?master=infoblox.foo.com&type=members'Themastermust match the master entry in the configuration file.
The type can be:membersnodesdns_serversdhcp_rangeszonesweb_endpoints
Package: infoblox-netmri
A simple client for the Infoblox NetMRI RESTful API.Free software: Apache licenseHomepage:https://github.com/infobloxopen/infoblox-netmriDocumentation:https://infoblox-netmri.readthedocs.orgFeaturesEnables execution of RESTful API calls on the NetMRI via Python.HTTP and HTTPSInstallationInstall infoblox-netmri using pip:pip install infoblox-netmriUsageIt’s simple to use. Just create anInfobloxNetMRIobject and then call theapi_requestmethod. Almost every API request will return a dictionary. It
will contain the outputs documented in the online API documentation.from infoblox_netmri.client import InfobloxNetMRI

c = InfobloxNetMRI(host="netmri",
                   username="admin",
                   password="password")

devices = c.api_request('devices/index', {'limit': 10})Now,devicescontains a dictionary of the API call outputs. In this case,
it contains the standard keys returned by “list” style methods (index, search,
find - see the docs):current,start,limit, and the plural form
of the model,devices. This last is an array of dictionaries with the
device details, while the others describe the “paging” information of the
result. So, we really want to loop throughdevices['devices']:FORMAT='{:30} {:16} {}'
print(FORMAT.format('Device Name', 'IP Address', 'Vendor'))
for d in devices['devices']:
    print(FORMAT.format(d['DeviceName'], d['DeviceIPDotted'], d['DeviceVendor']))NetMRI DocumentationTo see documentation on the calls available, visit the page /api/docs on
your NetMRI.Please also seehttps://github.com/infobloxopen/netmri-toolkitandhttps://github.com/infobloxopen/infoblox-netmri/tree/master/examples/tutorialfor examples.
Package: infobot
InfobotInfobot is an extensible social media posting bot.
It grabs candidate posts from a repository at random times and posts to different social media networks.  It is also capable of managing new posts being added to the repository.Free software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://infobot.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsHistory0.0.1 (2018-09-13)First release on PyPI.0.2.0 (2018-09-24)alpha release
Package: infobotbytoken
infobotWith This Package Can You Find Out Get Info Any Token Telegram Bot from https://api.telegram.orgInstallation :pipinstallinfobotbytokenExamplefrominfobotbytokenimportbot#to import the libbot=bot()token="Paste here the bot token you can extract from the @botfather"print(bot.ok(token))#Shows the status of the botprint(bot.token(token))#to check the tokenprint(bot.id(token))#to know the idprint(bot.first_name(token))#to know the first nameprint(bot.is_bot(token))#To find out if the token is for a bot or notprint(bot.can_join_groups(token))#To see if the bot can join groups or notprint(bot.can_read_all_group_messages(token))#To see if the bot can read group messagesprint(bot.supports_inline_queries(token))#To see if the bot can Supports inline querieFollow us on social media accountstelegram : @s_y_egithub :https://github.com/MuamleAmeer
Package: infocards
infocardsA small Python library for managinginformation cardsin an archive.
Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite databases for the backend.Compatible with Python 2 and 3.License:GPLv2Note: from version 0.5.0 and onwards, infocards is not backwards
compatible.RequirementsBasic requirements (installed automatically withpip) are:fuzzywuzzy0.5.0peewee2.6.3python-Levenshtein0.12.0If you want to use MySQL or PostgreSQL for the backend, you will also
need:psycopg22.6.1PyMySQL0.6.6InstallationInstalling from source:$ setup.py installInstalling from the Package Index (recommended):$ pip install infocardsDocumentationDocumentation isavailable onlineand contains the API reference as well as examples.You may also build the documentation source in thedocs/directory using MKDocs.
Package: info-check-toolkits
Info Check ToolkitsCheck a dictionary with String valuesProbelmsContains the result of the checkproblem_type: empty value or invalid valuecolumn: which column do the problem occurmsg: detail about the problemLimitsCurrently support four limitsnum_limit(int): a certain limit of the length of the valueno_space(bool): control whether space can be used in valueis_date(bool): control whether the value has a format of YYYYMMDDvalue_range(List): a list of value in which value can be choosenDefault optionsnum_limit: 0 (no limit)no_space: True (space can't be used)is_date: Falsevalue_range: [] (no limit)ProcessorAttributescolumns: a list of the columns of the dictionarylimits: a dictionary from columns to Limit objects, store options for each columnMethodcheck_row(row): check given dictionary with given limits, return a list of problems or NoneUsageCodefrom info_check_toolkits.toolkits import *

columns = ['name', 'age', 'sex']
limits = [
    Limit(num_limit=4),
    Limit(value_range=[str(i) for i in range(100)]),
    Limit(num_limit=1, value_range=('M', 'F'))
]

processor = Processor(columns, limits)

row = {'name': 'alice', 'age': '18', 'sex': 'm'}
result = processor.check_row(row)
if result is not None:
    for problem in result:
        print(problem.msg)Outputname is more than 4
sex is out of range