Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: je-auto-control-dev
AutoControlDocumentationAutoControl Doc Click Here!Project Kanbanhttps://github.com/orgs/Integration-Automation/projects/2/views/1\Powerful and useful GUI Automation.Image recognition.Coordinate-based.Mouse automation.Keyboard automation.Locate image less than 0.5 sec.AutoControl script.Generate JSON/HTML/XML report.Remote Automation support.1 sec / thousands keyboard event.1 sec / thousands mouse event.Open another process support.Shell command support.Screenshot support.OS Independent.Project & Template support.NOTICEWe don't support Unix/Linux Wayland GUI NowMay be future featureinstall# make sure you have install cmake libssl-dev (on linux)
pip install je_auto_controlInforequirementPython 3.9 or laterpip 19.3 or laterDev envwindows 11osx 11 big surubuntu 20.0.4Test onWindows 10 ~ 11osx 10.5 ~ 11 big surubuntu 20.0.4raspberry pi 3B and 4BHow to set dev environmentClone repo on GitHub or download source codePrepare a python venvRun command "pip install --upgrade pip"Run command "pip install -r dev_requirements.txt"Architecture Diagram
Package: jeb
JEB: Just Enough BlogA minimal ‘blog’ generation utility. Transforms markdown and jinja templates into something likehttp://ampledata.org/SourceGithub:https://github.com/ampledata/jebAuthorGreg Albrecht <mailto:oss@undef.net>CopyrightCopyright 2017 Greg AlbrechtLicenseCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
Package: jebpy
jebpyThis module contains more modules that help you doing difficult taskinstalationpip install jebpyinput_typesDifferent types of input() to capture in the console, capture the
type of data that you want without write convertions nor try/except blocks to prevent the user
to write a different type of data that the one you want.
Contains:input_str (function)input_str_required (function)input_int (function)input_float (function)input_bool (function)input_yesno (function)is_stringCheck if the given string is an email, password, #HEX color and more without
write any conditionals or regex expressions. (Uses module re)
Contains:is_custom (function)is_phone_number (function)is_email (function)is_password (function)is_hex_color_3 (function)is_hex_color_6 (function)password_generatorGenerate a random string of the length that you want. (Uses module random)
Contains:generate_password (function)percentageIntroduces the PercentageVar, a special type of variable to use percentages and probabilities,
also includes the WeightOption to use in the WeightSelector, to make random choices based in weights, you can
also roll a dice() or flip a coin(). (Uses module random)
Contains:PerVar (class)WeightOption (class)WeightSelector (class)dice (function)coin (function)
Package: je-cal
This is a simple library that performs
basic python arithmetic operations.Installationpip install je-calUsage:A guide to using the add_numbers function is as followsimport je-cal
add_num = je-cal.add_numbers(3, 7) # where 3 and 7 are the number you want to add
print(add_num)The functions in this library are:add_numberssubtract_numbersmultiply_numbersdivide_numbers_floatdivide_numbers_floorpower_numbersmode_numbersLicenseCopyright 2022 jamalelkhdadiThis repository is licensed under MIT license.
See LICENSE for details.Change Log0.1 (06/07/2022)
Package: jecalculator
This is a simple library that performs
basic python arithmetic operations.Installationpip install jecalculatorUsage:A guide to using the add_numbers function is as followsimport jecalculator as je
add_num = je.add_numbers(3, 7) # where 3 and 7 are the number you want to add
print(add_num)The functions in this library are:add_numberssubtract_numbersmultiply_numbersdivide_numbers_floatdivide_numbers_floorpower_numbersmode_numbersLicenseCopyright 2022 jamalelkhdadiThis repository is licensed under MIT license.
See LICENSE for details.Change Log0.3 (06/07/2022)
Package: ject
jectfunctional extensionsFeatureslength: get length of function parametersoneself: returns the parameter itselfpipe: pipe chain of functionsUsageget length of function parametersfromjectimportlengthdeffun(a,b,*args,**kwargs):returna,b,args,kwargsprint(length(fun))# 4pipe chain of functionsfromjectimportpipedefadd_one(n):returnn+1deftimes_two(n):returnn*2add_one_then_times_two=pipe(add_one,times_two)print(add_one_then_times_two(4))# 10
Package: jedha-cli
Jedha CLIPractice your Cybersecurity skills with Jedha CLI.You can launch our labs directly from your terminal.RequirementsPython 3.10+DockerDocker ComposeAMD64 CPU (preferably, otherwise some labs may not work)This CLI is build to be used onKali Linuxpriorly. It may work on other Linux distributions, but we don't support them. Also it may work on Windows and MacOS but we don't support them either.InstallationBe sure you meet all the requirements before installing the CLI. Then:pipinstalljedha-cliSometimes you may need to add it to thePATHvariable. You can do it by adding the following line to your.bashrcor.zshrc:exportPATH="/home/kali/.local/bin:$PATH"UsageHow does it work?The CLI will download the lab you want to launch from our servers, and then launch it using Docker Compose.DevelopmentIf you want to try the project from the source code, you can clone this repository and install it using:poetryinstallYou can installpoetryusingpipx install poetry.Start the virtual environment using:poetryshellThen, you can run the CLI using:python-msrc.main--helpTo test locally thepip installyou can use:poetrybuild
pipinstalldist/*.tar.gzWhat is Jedha?Jedhais a Cybersecurity and Data Science bootcamp based in France. If you are interested in learning more about our bootcamps, you can visit ourwebsite.
Package: jedibundle
JEDI Bundle Installation SystemContinuous integration:TestStatusClone a JEDI bundle testPython coding normsYAML coding normsLicense:(C) Copyright 2022-2022 United States Government as represented by the Administrator of the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration. All Rights Reserved.Description, installation and usage:For installation and usage of this JEDI Bundle system see the documentation athttps://geos-esm.github.io/jedi_bundle/
Package: jedis
JedisPyJedisis a python package for easyjsonmanagement that have an interface similar toredis.Installationto install withpip:pip install jedisor fromsource:python setup.py installGetting Startedfrom jedis import Jedis

j = Jedis("example.json")
if not j.exists("foo"):
    j.set("foo", "bar")
    
print(j.get('foo'))Change Log0.1.1 (31/05/2022)First releaseFix bugsAddkeysfunction (fix bugs)load & dump with utf-8 encodingcustom encoding
Package: je-editor
je_editorDocumentJEditor Doc Click Here!Project Kanbanhttps://github.com/orgs/Integration-Automation/projects/2/views/1Modern Editor.Old JEditor remake.AutoSave, Encoding Feature.Multi program and shell runner.Including yapf python format checker.Including reformat JSON.Virtual Environment support.Dark & Light mode ui support.File tree support.Line code.Current line highlight.Python code highlight.Performance efficiency than old JEditor 1000%.OS Independent.Include FrontEngine & FrontEngine GPTRequirespython 3.9 or laterinstallpip install je_editorTest onwindows 10 ~ 11osx 10.5 ~ 11 big surubuntu 20.0.4raspberry pi 3B+| All test in test dirArchitecture Diagram
Package: je-editor-dev
je_editorDocumentJEditor Doc Click Here!Project Kanbanhttps://github.com/orgs/Integration-Automation/projects/2/views/1Modern Editor.Old JEditor remake.AutoSave, Encoding Feature.Multi program and shell runner.Including yapf python format checker.Including reformat JSON.Virtual Environment support.Dark & Light mode ui support.File tree support.Line code.Current line highlight.Python code highlight.Performance efficiency than old JEditor 1000%.OS Independent.Include FrontEngine & FrontEngine GPTRequirespython 3.9 or laterinstallpip install je_editorTest onwindows 10 ~ 11osx 10.5 ~ 11 big surubuntu 20.0.4raspberry pi 3B+| All test in test dirArchitecture Diagram
Package: jeejuh-dl
jeejuh-dlJeeJuh.com doesn't have a "download all" button which makes it a little annoying to have to click every stem for every beat, especially if you have multiple beats in one purchase. This CLI tool is written in Python and allows a user to point to their download page and grab all the files.THIS TOOL IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY JEEJUH.COM.InstallationThe recommended method of installation is withpipx.pipx install jeejuh-dlHowever, you can install the normal way from PyPi withpython3 -m pip install jeejuh-dl.Usagejeejuh-dl <URL>Usage: jeejuh-dl [OPTIONS] URL

Arguments:
  URL  URL to jeejuh.com download page  [required]

Options:
  --output DIRECTORY              [default: .]
  -t, --threads INTEGER           Max number of concurrent downloads
                                  [default: 5]

  --install-completion [bash|zsh|fish|powershell|pwsh]
                                  Install completion for the specified shell.
  --show-completion [bash|zsh|fish|powershell|pwsh]
                                  Show completion for the specified shell, to
                                  copy it or customize the installation.

  --help                          Show this message and exit.
Package: jeev
# JeevJeev is a python alternative to Github’s famous Hubot, using Python+Gevent instead of Node+CoffeeScript.# MotivationI got tired of Hubot’s callback spaghetti, and decided to write an alternative to work with my company’s slack channel.
This project is a work in progress, and is roughly documented.# Installing JeevYou will need Python 2.7, and setuptools. If you want, you can install Jeev in a virtual environment.Install jeev (and his built in modules) with pip:$ pip install jeev jeev-modulesThis will install jeev, and his dependencies. It will also give you thejeevcommand which can be used to create
an initial jeev configuration, and run the bot. Let’s create an instance of jeev in the folder “myjeev”:$ jeev init myjeevIf you want to use jeev with heroku, or just have your Jeev instance inside of a git repository, the newly created
directory has everything you need: the configuration file, a few sample modules, a .gitignore file (so that you can safely add
everything to git).$ cd myjeev
$ git init
$ git add .
$ git commit -m “Jeev’s initial commit.”Now you can run Jeev by simply calling:$ jeev runThis will start Jeev using the console adapter that will read messages from stdin, and print out Jeev’s responses
to stdout.$ jeev run
>>> Jeev Console Adapater
>>> Switch channel using c channel_name
>>> Switch user using u user_name
>>> Jeev will respond to the user name Jeev
[user@test] ># LicenseThe MIT License (MIT)Copyright (c) 2014 Jacob HeinzPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.
Package: jeeves-framework
The Jeeves Framework is a Python IRC library that makes creating and running IRC bots. A few of the core principles were borrowed fromDjango. The basic idea came when I read about Jessamyn Smith’sTalk Back Bot.PrerequisitesTwisted(optional)pyOpenSSLUsageThe following four commands will get a basic IRC bot up and running. Default plugins are in the works for future releases.`pip install jeeves-framework` or `pip install git+git://github.com/silent1mezzo/jeeves-framework.git``jeeves-admin.py startbot <name>``cd <name>``python bot.py runbot`Upcoming FeaturesYou can check out ourIssues pagefor all of the upcoming features.
Package: jeeves-pr-stack
jeeves-pr-stackjeeves-pr-stackis a plugin forjeevesthat helps manage stacks of GitHub pull requests. It aims to simplify the code review process by organizing pull requests that depend on each other.Installationpoetryadd--groupdevjeeves-pr-stackMotivationWhile pull requests are a powerful tool for code review, they tend to become larger and larger, and thus more difficult for the reviewer to tackle.One possible way to resolve that is to split implementation of a feature into two or more pull requests. For instance,PR#42Backend for the Super Featuredirected fromsuper-feature-backendbranch tomainbranch,and PR#43Frontend for the Super Featuredirected fromsuper-feature-frontendbranch tosuper-feature-backendbranch.The PRs are written in such a way that the first of them can be independently merged tomainand deployed without breaking the system. This makes the process of code review faster and easier, and allows to deploy more often.Let's call such structuresPR Stacks.CaveatsManaging PR Stacks manually can be tedious; for instance, every time when changing#42you need to rebase#43. It becomes particularly annoying when the length of the stack is more than 2.jeeves-pr-stackcomes to the rescue.Commandsj stackView the current PR Stack.j stack pushCreate a new PR in current branch if none exists, or use the one that is there,And set the base branch of this PR to point to another open PR in the repository, stacking one PR on top of another.j stack popFetch the bottom-most PR of current stack,Merge it into the repository main branch,Redirect the follow-up PR to point to the main branch so as to make it mergeable,And delete the branch of the PR that was merged.
Package: jeeves-shell
Jeeves ShellA Pythonic replacement for GNU Make, with re-usability and modularity added as a bonus.Jeeves transforms your shell experience by enabling you to create custom Python-based shell commands to manage and automate your development workflows.FeaturesCustom Shell Commands: Construct commands to build, compile, lint, format, test, deploy, and propel your projects forward.Python-Powered: Use Python for readable and maintainable workflows.Rich Integrations: Stylish command output withrichandsh.Plugin System: Share your setup across projects.Quick StartInstall with pip:pip install 'jeeves-shell[all]'Or with poetry:poetry add --group dev --extras=all jeeves-shellExampleCreate a file namedjeeves.pyin the root of your project.importrichimportshdefhi():"""Hello world."""user_name=sh.whoami()machine=sh.uname('-a')rich.print(f'Hello [b]{user_name}[/b]!')rich.print(f'This code is running on: [b]{machine}[/b].')And then execute in your shell:jhithis should print something along the lines of:Hello john-connor!
This code is running on: Cyberdyne T800!Learn MoreReadthe tutorial!CreditsThis project was generated withwemake-python-package.
Package: jeeves-yeti-pyproject
jeeves-yeti-pyprojectThis is my personal plugin forjeeves-shellthat I use for my open source Python projects. If you wish to use it for your projects too, it can be added as easily as:poetryadd--groupdevjeeves-yeti-pyprojectand then just run:jCommands╭─ Commands ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ clear-poetry-cache       Clear Poetry cache.                                               │
│ fmt                      Auto format code.                                                 │
│ lint                     Lint code.                                                        │
│ safety                   Check installed Python packages for vulnerabilities.              │
│ test                     Unit test code.                                                   │
╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯FeatureslintCheck Python typing withmypy,Runwemake-python-stylguideagainst your code base;Both of these are appliedonly to those files which were changed againstorigin/master(thanksflakeheaven!), makingj lintlegacy-friendly by defaultfmtAdd trailing commas automatically;Applyisort;By design — noblackhere.testRunpytestagainsttestsdirectory with coverage enabled.OpinionsThis plugin is very opinionated and reflects my own preferences of how I like my Python projects to be managed. Feel free to create your own plugins.Mr Jeevesis happy to make your life a little bit easier.
Package: jefer
Jefer: A Simple Dotfiles ManagerJefer is aVERYsimple (with <200 lines of code!) dotfiles management tool
written in Python.If you Google for dotfiles manager, you will stumble upon a countless
alternatives. And each one of those tools are very good due to their
maturity & the community support. You can read more of such alternatives in the
project documentation -
"https://jefer.vercel.app/about-the-project/alternatives-to-jefer"And when compared to the existing alternatives, Jefer provides:True cross-platform support thanks to Python (but support for Windows is not
tested reliably).Hands-on configuration experience for your tools, Jefer stays away from how
you configure your tools. It only manages them in a version-control
environment.Offers a minimal & intuitive user-experience meaning, the user no longer has
to memorise way too many command-line options & flags.NOTE: Development on Jefer is still underway & its still a very
work-in-progress project, so expect things to break or behave in unintended
ways! If you come across such behaviour, please open an issue/discussion
thread.Usage GuidelinesJefer will eventually be available on a lot other platforms likeHomebrew,FlatHub& more but for now it's only available throughPyPi. If you
want Jefer to be available on more platforms, then please refer to the docs on
"_Distribution & Release Guidelines" section before opening a discussion
thread and/or a pull request.That said, here's how you can install Jefer right now:pipx install jeferFor those of you who're not aware,pipxis the recommended way to install
Python-based CLI tools.Usage Terms & ConditionsThe project is licensed under the terms & conditions of the MIT License. Hence
you're free to modify, copy, redistribute & use the project for commercial
purposes as long as you adhere to the terms & conditions of the license.For more information on the licensing details, check out theLICENSEdocument.Interested in contributing to the project? Check out the contribution guidelines
then.
Package: jeff65
jeff65jeff65is a compiler for the Commodore 64 (and perhaps in the future, other
6502-based computers). It is implemented in Python 3 and produces .prg files
which can be loaded directly in VICE, or combined into .d64 disk images, written
to a floppy disk, and run on real hardware.note:this project is currently in its early stages. Features discussed below
are largely the product of wishful thinking and may change at any time.jeff65compiles languages usinggoldsyntax, producingblumfiles as
intermediate files.goldsyntax provides an imperative systems language for
6502-series processors.Primary invocation:usage: jeff65 compile [-h] [-v] file

positional arguments:
  file           the file to compile

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose  show the output of each passLicensingThejeff65compiler itself is provided under the GPLv3 license; if you
distribute a modified version of the compiler, you must also make the source
code for your modified version available, as described in the license terms. A
copy of the GPLv3 license is included inLICENSE.txtin the source
distribution.The standard library units and runtime library, whenever they get written, will
probably be provided either using the GPL with a linking exception, or under a
non-copyleft license.Gold-syntaxGold-syntax provides an imperative systems programming language for 6502-series
processors. Features of the processor are exposed in a friendly-but-powerful
way; it should be possible to understand what code will be generated by looking
directly at the source file.Gold-syntax is not associated with the Gold parser framework or the gold LLVM
linker.Here is an example file which puts a light red heart to the top-left corner of
the screen, which actually works with the compiler in its current, very
unfinished, state:use mem

constant screen-corner: &u8 = mem.as-pointer(0x0400)
constant screen-corner-color: &u8 = mem.as-pointer(0xd800)

fun main()
  @screen-corner = 0x53      /* screencode for <3 */
  @screen-corner-color = 10  /* light red */
endfun
Package: jefferson
JeffersonJFFS2 filesystem extraction tool.InstallationYou can install Jefferson from PyPi with the following command:pip install --user jeffersonUsagejeffersonfilesystem.img-doutdirFeaturesbig-endian and little-endian support with auto-detectionzlib, rtime, LZMA, and LZO compression supportCRC checks - for now only enforced onhdr_crcextraction of symlinks, directories, files, and device nodesdetection/handling of duplicate inode numbers. Occurs if multiple JFFS2 filesystems are found in one file and causesjeffersonto treat segments as separate filesystemsDevelopmentThe package is maintained with Poetry. If you want to contribute, we recommend you follow these steps:gitclonehttps://github.com/onekey-sec/jefferson.gitcdjefferson
poetryinstall
poetryrunjeffersonYou can install Poetry by following thisguide
Package: jeffs-ds
Jeff’s Common DS FunctionsCommon packages Jeff usesFree software: GNU General Public License v3Documentation:https://jeffs-ds.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2019-12-27)First release on PyPI.
Package: jega
JegaJega is a concurrent networking and cooperative multitasking library for Python3.Features:Fast event loop based onpicoev.Lightweight task based ongreenletand fast scheduler.Cooperative synchronization primitives: locks, events, queues, channelsFutures API (almost) compatible with the standard libraryDNS queries performed throughc-aresor a threadpool.Cooperative versions of several standard library modulesAbility to use standard library and 3rd party modules written for standard blocking socketsJega is inspired bygeventandevergreenand PEP3156.RequirementsJega requiresPython 3.x >= 3.2. andgreenlet >= 0.4.0.Jega supports Linux, FreeBSD (Mac OS X not test).InstallationInstall from pypi:$ easy_install -ZU jegaIf you install Jega with lastest source code, runsetup.py:$ python setup.py develop
$ python setup.py installRunning testsJega usepy.test.From the toplevel directory, run:py.test tests/
Package: jeju
IntroductionJeju is intelligent provisioning system based on specification documents
Each S/W project has instruction documents like REAME.md, INSTALL.md …User can manually insall programs based on INSTALL.md
But the document may be ambiguously described.
Jeju can automatically install the software instructed by INSTALL.mdThis can help developer and user.InstallationJeju is python program. This can be easily installed by pip.
If pip is not exist, runapt-get install python-pippip install jeju# Run example
You can easily test Jeju.jejuIf you want to know detailed options.jeju -h
Package: jejubts
jejubtsbts projectDocumentation:https://202021013.github.io/btsGitHub:https://github.com/202021013/btsPyPI:https://pypi.org/project/jejubtsbts pypi projectChangelog ~~~See theCHANGELOGfor more information.ContributingContributions are welcome! Please see thecontributing guidelinesfor more information.LicenseThis project is released under theMIT License.