Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: installdist
Aboutinstalldistis used to ease the installation of local Python packages. It will probably be most useful to developers who are working with Python packages. With a single command, it will look for the nearestdist/directory, identify the package with the highest version (or most recent timestamp), uninstall any pre-existing package with the same name, then install the package to the local installation. It doesn’t do anything thatpipfundamentally can’t, it just simplifies the workflow greatly.Installationpip3 install --user installdistTheinstalldistpackage is known to be compatible with Python 3.Usageusage: installdist [OPTIONS] FILES/FOLDERSSmartly install local Python source packages.optional arguments:-2,--pip2install package with pip2-a,--autoskip prompts for user input-d,--dry-runindicate the commands to be run but do not execute
them-n,--newinstall package possessing the most recent timestamp-pPACKAGE,--packagePACKAGEinstall package by parent directory-q,--quietsuppress normal output (for use with –auto)-s,--systeminstall to system directory-v,--verboseset logging level to verbose--versionshow program’s version number and exit-w,--wheelinstall wheel packageNOTE: By default, installdist will uninstall any pre-existing installation
before usingpip3 install –userto install the highest version zip or
tarball package available.Please note that by default,installdistwill usepip3 install --userto install the highest version zip or tarball package available. If you’d like to usepip2, wheel packages, the package with the most recent timestamp, or install to the system installation, use the appropriate flag.installdistwill not make changes without prompting you for confirmation, so don’t fear mistakes. To test a command, you may use the dry run flag (-dor--dry-run). It will simulate the command exactly, including any prompts.To install a Python source package from the package’s root directory,installdistwill look for adist/directory (in the current and parent directories) and identify the package with the highest version number.installdistTo install a Python source package from the package’s root directory,installdistwill look for adist/directory (in the current and parent directories) and identify the package possessing the most recent timestamp.installdist --newTo install a Python source package:installdist package.tar.gzTo install a Python source package by indicating the package’s parent directory:installdist -p ~/Development/projectIf you are working in avirtualenvor wish to install to your root installation, remember to use the--systemflag:installdist -sLicenseCopyright (c) 2015 Six (brbsix@gmail.com).Licensed under the GPLv3 license.
Package: installed-packages-diff
installed-packages-diff - Compare packages and versions on serversFeaturescollects packages and version via sshcalculated and prints the differencessupports rpm and dpkgPrerequisitesGNU makepython >= 3.6virtualenvUsageCreate a config as described below.pipinstall--userinstalled-packages-diff

python3-minstalled_packages_diff./config.yamlDevelopmentSetupmakeinstall_depsRun testsmaketestsCreate a config config.ymlversion:'installed-packages-diff/3'groups:web:type:rpm# or dpkgservers:-url:ssh://root@web-devexcludes:-"missing"-url:ssh://root@web-liveRun installed-packages-diffmakerunLicenseCopyright (c) 2021 byCornelius Buschka.MIT
Package: installerapp
InstallerApp python moduleInstallerApp is a module to make installers for your softwares.importinstallerappSimple examplefrominstallerapp.appimportInstallerApp# Initialization of the installerYourInstallerApp=InstallerApp("YourFileURLToDownload")# Run the installerYourInstallerApp.run()Here's some pictures of the installer.
Package: install-ifcopenshell-python
install-ifcopenshell-pythonThis package is a "part" of another repo:pyifc.ifcopenshell on githubifcopenshell websiteUnfortunatelyifcopenshellis not distributed via PyPi. Hence you can get
error while installingpyifc:ModuleNotFoundError:Nomodulenamed'ifcopenshell'To address this issue you can useinstall-ifcopenshell-python.InstallationUse the package managerpipto installinstall-ifcopenshell-python.pipinstallinstall-ifcopenshell-pythonUsageIfcopenshell is downloaded via hard coded URL (v0.6.0).No arguments are needed. System, architecture and python version are determined
automatically. You can simply run:python-minstall_ifcopenshell_pythonNotice that here underscores are used, not hyphens.However, if you would like to, you can determine your own arguments. You can
run:python-minstall_ifcopenshell_python-hTo produce output:usage:install_ifcopenshell_python[-h][-s{linux,win,macos}][-a{32,64}][-v{37,38,39}]Downloadifcopenshellbasedonplatformsystem,platformarchitectureandrunningpythonversion.

optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-s{linux,win,macos},--system{linux,win,macos}Platformsystem.-a{32,64},--architecture{32,64}Platformarchitecture.-v{37,38,39},--python-version{37,38,39}Runningpythonversion;stringofmajorandminorversion,e.g.'39'.pyifcsupportspython>=3.7.References[1]Logois created based on logo ofpyifcand logo ofifcopenshell.
Package: install-jdk-patch
install-jdkA simple python utility that can be used to download and install a given Java JDK or JRE. Utilizes theAdoptOpenJDK API.This is a port of from the GitHub ActioninstalljdkCurrently supports 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows, Linux, and macOS.Installpipinstallinstall-jdkUsageimportjdkjdk.install('11')# Platform dependent install of Java JDK 11 into $HOME/.jdk/<VERSION>jdk.install('11',impl=jdk.Implementation.OPENJ9)# Platform dependent install of Java JDK 11 with OpenJ9 into $HOME/.jdk/<VERSION>jdk.install('11',jre=True)# Platform dependent install of Java JRE 11 into $HOME/.jre/<VERSION>print(jdk.OS)# Detected platform operating systemprint(jdk.ARCH)# Detected platform CPU architecturedownload_url=jdk.get_download_url('11')print(download_url)# Obtains the platform dependent JDK download urldownload_url=jdk.get_download_url('11',jre=True)print(download_url)# Obtains the platform dependent JRE download urljdk.uninstall('11')# Removes the Java 11 JDK if installedjdk.uninstall('11',jre=True)# Removes the Java 11 JRE if installedDevelopmentTargets Python3.6 and newer.gitclonehttps://github.com/jyksnw/install-jdkcdinstall-jdk
python3-mvenv.envsource.env/bin/activate

pipinstall-rdev_requirements.txt
Package: installPhdl
PhotoLibDownloaderA graphical user interface to "iCloud Photos Downloader", a tool to download your iCloud photos into local foldersMacOS installationInstallation in 3 simple steps.
Enter the following commands into a Terminal window:1 - Check and -if prompted- install pip3 and python3 on your machine:$pip3-V2 - Download the PhotoLibDownloader installation script from the repository:$pip3installinstallPhdl3 - Create and install the PhotoLibDownloader app on your computer$python3-minstallPhdlWindows and LinuxCompatible installation scripts will be provided with a future releaseAttributionPhotoLibDownloader is a Python graphical user interface which hooks into the original code ofiCloud Photos Downloader- a command-line tool to download photos and videos from iCloud.which in turn uses slightly modified code frompyiCloud- a module which allows pythonistas to interact with iCloud webservices.
Package: install_playwright
install-playwright-pythonExecuteplaywright installfrom Python.frominstall_playwrightimportinstallfromplaywright.sync_apiimportsync_playwrightwithsync_playwright()asp:install(p.chrome)browser=p.chrome.launch()# ...importasynciofromplaywright.async_apiimportasync_playwrightasyncdefmain():asyncwithasync_playwright()asp:install(p.chrome)browser=awaitp.chrome.launch()# ...Installpipinstallinstall-playwrightLicenseMIT
Package: install-qt-binding
install-qt-bindingAutomatic choice and install a qt binding (pyside/pyside2/pyqt/pyqt5) that
could install in current runtime environment.Anyway, we will try to install pyside if we can, otherwise pyqt* will be
installed as fallbacks due to their different licenses.License: Apache-2.0UsageJust place ‘install-qt-binding’ to your install_requires list in setup(), see
sample belowfrom setuptools import setup, find_packages

install_requires = [
    'install-qt-binding',
]

setup(
    name='testlib',
    version='0.0.1',
    description="Just for test",
    long_description=long_description,
    author="Hong-She Liang",
    author_email='starofrainnight@gmail.com',
    url='https://github.com/starofrainnight/testlib',
    packages=find_packages(),
    include_package_data=True,
    install_requires=install_requires,
    license="Apache Software License",
    zip_safe=False,
    classifiers=[
        'Development Status :: 2 - Pre-Alpha',
        'Intended Audience :: Developers',
        'License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License',
        'Natural Language :: English',
        'Programming Language :: Python :: 3',
        'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4',
        'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.5',
        'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.6',
    ],
)CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand thePyPackageTemplateproject template.History0.0.1 (2018-06-16)First release on PyPI.
Package: installreq
InstallreqThis package will install and run every package found in a script and run the actual script with information logging so the user knows what packages are installed and if there are any errors.It also installs the requirements.txt file (if any).Installing is simple: just type this command in the terminal:pip install installreqor download the code with:git clone https://github.com/guanciottaman/installreqand then run:py setup.py install
Package: install-requires
install_requiresConvert between dependency describing formats.Input formats:PipfilePipfile.lockpyproject.toml(poetry)requirements.txtOutput formats:setup.py(returninstall_requiresanddependency_links)requirements.txt(return list of lines)InstallInstall with needed extra requirements:pipinstallinstall-requires[pipfile]pipinstallinstall-requires[poetry]Or from your setup.py:frompip._internalimportmainaspippip(['install','install-requires[pipfile]'])pip(['install','install-requires[poetry]'])CLI usageinstall-requiresexample/Pipfilerequirements.txtAvailable conversions:Pipfile -> requirements.txtPipfile.lock -> requirements.txtpyproject.toml -> requirements.txtAPI usagePass input format, output format and path to file that must be parsed intoconvertfunction:frompathlibimportPathfrominstall_requiresimportconvertpath=Path(__file__).parentconvert('pyproject.toml','setup.py',path)Available conversions:Pipfile -> requirements.txtPipfile.lock -> requirements.txtpyproject.toml -> requirements.txtPipfile -> setup.pyPipfile.lock -> setup.pypyproject.toml -> setup.pyrequirements.txt -> setup.pySeeexamplefor more details.
Package: install-torch
Install torchThis script can be used to automatically install torch and CUDA.How it works?The user is prompted to select whether they want to install the CPU or GPU version of torch.If the GPU version is selected, the user is prompted to enter the version of CUDA they want to install.The script checks if CUDA is already installed and if it is not, it downloads and installs the version specified by the user.The script then downloads and installs the appropriate version of torch based on the user's initial selection.RequirementsThis script requires the following Python packages:richbeautifulsoup4wgetrequestsrequests-htmltqdmYou can install these packages by runningpip install -r requirements.txt.UsageTo use this script install it using pip:pipinstallinstall_torch
install-torchAlternatively, you can download the script and run it directly using Python:gitclonehttps://github.com/hawier-dev/install_torch.git
pythoninstall_torch.pyLicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSEfile for details.
Package: instalocker
ValorantInstalockerSimple Open-SourceUNDETECTEDValorant instalocker.InstallationFrom BinariesHead over therelease taband download the first and only release.From PIPEnter these commands in a command prompt :pipinstallinstalockerand when you want to use it :instalockerFrom SourceOpen a cmd in a folder and copy paste these commands :gitclonehttps://github.com/KamiHateOmg/ValorantInstalocker.gitInstalockercdInstalockerpipinstallvalclientpythonlockerbykami.pyIf you want to compile by yourself copy paste these commands :pipinstallpyinstallersoon...Contactdiscord=by.kamidiscordid=1195405120398180494
Package: instalooter
Not all treasure’s silver and gold, mate.InstaLooter is a program that can download any picture or video associated
from an Instagram profile, without any API access. It can be seen as a
re-implementation of the now deprecatedInstaRaiderdeveloped by@akurtovic.v1.0.0was completely rewrote from scratch, and as such, will
probably break compatibility with your homemade scripts. Meanwhile, great care
was taken to keep the CLI as consistent as possible with the previous versions,
so it’ll hopefully feel like home.RequirementscoloredlogsColored outputdateutilDate manipulationdocoptCLI arguments parsingfsFilesystem handlingrequestsHTTP handlingsixPython 2/3 compatibilitytenacityRetry until successtqdmDynamic output in CLIverboselogsMore detailed logsInstallationInstaLooter is available on PyPI to install withpip. If you are not
familiar with the package management of the Python ecosystem, please see theInstallation pageof thedocumentation.
Yet, you will probably end up using the following command:pip install --user instalooter --preUsageinstalooter comes with its CLI:$ instalooter user <username> [<directory>] [options]
$ instalooter hashtag <hashtag> [<directory>] [options]
$ instalooter post <post_token> [<directory>] [options]
$ instalooter batch [<batch_file>]Seeinstalooter--usagefor all possible uses, orinstalooter--helpfor a complete usage guide.Logging in and outThere are two ways to login on Instagram through instalooter:use theloginsubcommand (instalooter login) to interactively login
using your username and password.give a--username(and, if you want, a--password) argument to any of
the download commands.In both cases, a session cookie will be created in a cache-specific folder.
To delete it and close your session on the server, use thelogoutsubcommand.ExamplesDownload allpicturesfrom theinstagramprofile in the current directory:$ instalooter user instagramDownload the latest 20 pictures or videos tagged withpythonto/tmp:$ instalooter hashtag python /tmp -n 20 --get-videos -c MYLOGINDownload a single post from an url in the~/Picturesdirectory:$ instalooter post "https://www.instagram.com/p/BFB6znLg5s1/" ~/PicturesUse a configuration file to download from several account using custom parameters
(seeBatch mode):$ instalooter batch /path/to/a/config/file.iniSee more on theUsage pageof theonline documentation.
Package: insta-meter
Build StatusPyPIGather statistic for any open instagram account 📈ExamplesExample of using package for getting account statistic:frominsta_meterimportInstaMeterim=InstaMeter(username='al_kricha')im.analyze_profile()im.print_account_statistic()im.print_top_liked()result:+--https://instagram.com/al_kricha/--------------------------+|counter|value|+------------------------------+-------------------------------+|following|229||followed|461||posts|433||likes|22830||comments|1754||videoviews|6835||likes/post|52.725173210161664||comments/post|4.05080831408776||views/post|148.58695652173913|||+----------https://github.com/kricha/insta_browser-----------++--------------------------------------------------------------+|toplikedposts|+--------------------------------------------------------------+|https://instagram.com/p/BhZDO0DBJOY/-139likes||https://instagram.com/p/BVIUvMkj1RV/-138likes||https://instagram.com/p/BTzJ38-DkUT/-133likes||https://instagram.com/p/BI8rgr-gXKg/-127likes||https://instagram.com/p/BW-I6o6DBjm/-121likes||https://instagram.com/p/BM4_XSoFhck/-116likes||https://instagram.com/p/BJVm3KIA-Vj/-115likes||https://instagram.com/p/BIhuQaCgRxI/-111likes||https://instagram.com/p/BM6XgB2l_r7/-110likes||https://instagram.com/p/BMHiRNUlHvh/-110likes|+--------------------------------------------------------------++--------------------------------------------------------------+|topcommentedposts|+--------------------------------------------------------------+|https://instagram.com/p/rzhgUfuPXF/-57comments||https://instagram.com/p/21L5t0OPR_/-29comments||https://instagram.com/p/BLLJRRdlIxg/-25comments||https://instagram.com/p/1LpPWhuPd4/-24comments||https://instagram.com/p/BFqgZr0OPVa/-23comments||https://instagram.com/p/BDdCroKuPdT/-21comments||https://instagram.com/p/yHxspzuPVh/-21comments||https://instagram.com/p/BKlbXDBA2zE/-20comments||https://instagram.com/p/BLWXDeuFNW3/-18comments||https://instagram.com/p/zUa94AuPet/-18comments|+--------------------------------------------------------------++--------------------------------------------------------------+|topviewedposts|+--------------------------------------------------------------+|https://instagram.com/p/BImaR7Ngwiy/-561views||https://instagram.com/p/BN1kAJMlbrv/-322views||https://instagram.com/p/BOkQ84FFeTi/-313views||https://instagram.com/p/BICnTLwAXXT/-305views||https://instagram.com/p/BKffgfvgE2U/-297views||https://instagram.com/p/BIuepnoAxsr/-296views||https://instagram.com/p/BZdIQMajT9X/-288views||https://instagram.com/p/BGJVNmhuPaY/-278views||https://instagram.com/p/BHMo02AgT7E/-273views||https://instagram.com/p/BJEJkS1Atmu/-263views|+--------------------------------------------------------------+
Package: instana
InstanaTheinstanaPython package collects key metrics and distributed traces forInstana.This package supports Python 2.7 or greater.Any and all feedback is welcome.  Happy Python visibility.InstallationNoneInstana remotely instruments your Python web servers automatically via InstanaAutoTrace™️.  To configure which Python processes this applies to, see theConfiguration page.Manual InstallationIf you wish to manually instrument your applications you can install the package with the following into the virtualenv, pipenv or container (hosted on pypi):pip install instanaor to alternatively update an existing installation:pip install -U instanaActivating Without Code ChangesThe Instana package can then be activatedwithout any code changes requiredby setting the following environment variable for your Python application:export AUTOWRAPT_BOOTSTRAP=instanaThis will cause the Instana Python package to automatically instrument your Python application.  Once it finds the Instana host agent, it will begin to report Python metrics and distributed traces.Activating via ImportAlternatively, if you prefer the really manual method, simply import theinstanapackage inside of your Python application:import instanaSee also our detailedInstallation documentfor additional information covering Django, Flask, End-user Monitoring (EUM) and more.DocumentationYou can find more documentation covering supported components and minimum versions in the Instanadocumentation portal.ContributingBug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub athttps://github.com/instana/python-sensor.MoreWant to instrument other languages?  See ourNode.js,Go,Rubyinstrumentation ormany other supported technologies.
Package: instance-builder
Instance-Builder - Instance builder library for Python inspired by LombokInstallationpipinstallinstance-builderUsageBuilder@builder("id","name","age","email")classUser:def__init__(self,id:int,name:str,age:int,email:str)->None:self.id=idself.name=nameself.age=ageself.email=emailuser=User.Builder().id(0).name("Shuntaro Shimizu").age(99).email("ut.s.shimizu@gmail.com").build()Getter@getterclassUser:__id:int=0__name:str="Shuntaro Shimizu"user=User()user.get_id()# 0user.get_name()# "Shuntaro Shimizu"Setter@setterclassUser:__id:int=0__name:str="Shuntaro Shimizu"user=User()user.set_id(1)# user._User__id == 1user.set_name("New Name")# user._User__name == "New Name"© Copyright 2021 to Shuntaro Shimizu, under the MIT license
Package: instance-config
A simple library using consul locks to do one-time configuration tasks on AWS instances.How to use itfrominstance_configimportInstanceinstance=Instance()@instance.every()defdo_each_time():# This will run every time the script is invoked.return@instance.once(key='locks/my_app/create_user',version=1,timeout=60)defcreate_user():# This will only be run once, in declared order, for each version.returndo_create_user()History0.1.2 (2017-11-06)First release on PyPI.
Package: instancelib
A generic interface for datasets and Machine Learning modelsinstancelibprovides ageneric architecturefor datasets andmachine learning algorithmssuch asclassification algorithms.© Michiel Bron, 2021Quick tourLoad dataset: Load the dataset in an environmentimportinstancelibasiltext_env=il.read_excel_dataset("./datasets/testdataset.xlsx",data_cols=["fulltext"],label_cols=["label"])ds=text_env.dataset# A `dict-like` interface for instanceslabels=text_env.labels# An object that stores all labelslabelset=labels.labelset# All labels that can be given to instancesins=ds[20]# Get instance with identifier key  `20`ins_data=ins.data# Get the raw data for instance 20ins_vector=ins.vector# Get the vector representation for 20 if anyins_labels=labels.get_labels(ins)Dataset manipulation: Divide the dataset in a train and test settrain,test=text_env.train_test_split(ds,train_size=0.70)print(20intrain)# May be true or false, because of random samplingTrain a model:fromsklearn.pipelineimportPipelinefromsklearn.naive_bayesimportMultinomialNBfromsklearn.feature_extraction.textimportTfidfTransformer,CountVectorizerpipeline=Pipeline([('vect',CountVectorizer()),('tfidf',TfidfTransformer()),('clf',MultinomialNB()),])model=il.SkLearnDataClassifier.build(pipeline,text_env)model.fit_provider(train,labels)predictions=model.predict(test)InstallationSeeinstallation.mdfor an extended installation guide.MethodInstructionspipInstall fromPyPIviapip install instancelib.LocalClone this repository and install viapip install -e .or locally runpython setup.py install.DocumentationFull documentation of the latest version is provided athttps://instancelib.readthedocs.org.Example usageSeeusage.pyto see an example of how the package can be used.Releasesinstancelibis officially released throughPyPI.SeeCHANGELOG.mdfor a full overview of the changes for each version.Citation@misc{instancelib,title={Python package instancelib},author={Michiel Bron},howpublished={\url{https://github.com/mpbron/instancelib}},year={2021}}Library usageThis library is used in the following projects:python-allib. A typed Active Learning framework for Python for both Classification and Technology-Assisted Review systems.text_explainability. A generic explainability architecture for explaining text machine learning modelstext_sensitivity. Sensitivity testing (fairness & robustness) for text machine learning models.MaintenanceContributorsMichiel Bron(@mpbron)
Package: instancelib-onnx
instancelib-onnxONNX extension for instancelib.InstallationYou can install this package as follows:pipinstallinstancelib-onnxOr by cloning this repo and issuing:pythonsetup.pyYou will need at least Python 3.8 to use this library.Usageimportinstancelibasilimportilonnx# Specify the model location and the label translationmodel=ilonnx.build_data_model("example_models/data-model.onnx",{0:"Bedrijfsnieuws",1:"Games",2:"Smartphones"})Then you can use the normal instancelib functionality to interact with the model.# Load a dataset with instancelibenv=il.read_excel_dataset("datasets/testdataset.xlsx",["fulltext"],["label"])# Assess the performance like any other instancelib modelperformance=il.classifier_performance(model,env.dataset,env.labels)performance.confusion_matrix
Package: instances-map-abc
py-vm-instanceBase classes for VM interface implementationinstances-map-abcwas developed byBST LABSas an open source generic infrastructure foundation for the cloud version of Python run-time within the scope of theCloud AI Operating System (CAIOS)project.InstallationTo use it in your projects you need to install it viapip3pip3installinstances-map-abcLicenseMIT License, Copyright (c) 2021-2022 BST LABS. SeeLICENSEfile.