Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: licheck
Automatically check the licenses of package dependencies.DescriptionInspired bykontrolilo, check the licenses
of sotware dependencies in package managers used by developers. This program is primarly
aimed to be used as a git hook withpre-commit.Documentationhttps://docs.franco.net.eu.org/licheck/Please read carefully theExternal programssection of the documentation
to learn which programs you need to install before licheck.Have a look at theConfiguration filesection to know how to configure
licheck.API exampleslicheck has apublic API. This means for example that you can you easily
build a TOC within another Python program. The easiest way to build one
for a markdown file is:>>> import licheck
>>> f = open('Pipfile')
>>> print(f.read(), end='')
[[source]]
name = "pypi"
url = "https://pypi.org/simple"
verify_ssl = true

[dev-packages]
Sphinx = "~=4.1"

[requires]
python_version = "*"
>>> binary, program = licheck.get_binary_and_program('python')
>>> command = licheck.build_command(binary, program, 'Pipfile')
>>> print(licheck.get_data(command, program))CLI Helps$ licheck --helpLicenseCopyright (C) 2021-2022 Franco Masotti (franco DoT masotti {-A-T-} tutanota DoT com)licheck is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.licheck is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with licheck.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.Changelog and trusted sourceYou can check the authenticity of new releases using my public key.Changelogs, instructions, sources and keys can be found atblog.franco.net.eu.org/software.Crypto donationsBitcoin: bc1qnkflazapw3hjupawj0lm39dh9xt88s7zal5mwuMonero: 84KHWDTd9hbPyGwikk33Qp5GW7o7zRwPb8kJ6u93zs4sNMpDSnM5ZTWVnUp2cudRYNT6rNqctnMQ9NbUewbj7MzCBUcrQEYDogecoin: DMB5h2GhHiTNW7EcmDnqkYpKs6Da2wK3zPVertcoin: vtc1qd8n3jvkd2vwrr6cpejkd9wavp4ld6xfu9hkhh0
Package: lichenggong
食用前准备
the preparation before use the module1.下载并安装python及pip
1.download and install python and pip2.(1).Win+R and input "cmd"
2.(2).Enter3.input "pip install lichenggong" and Enter
3.wait for a little mins4.create new file "anything.py"5.(1).input "import lichenggong" and Enter in the file
5.(2).input "lichenggong.start()" and Enter in the file6.run the filepython download bywww.python.org/download
Package: lichens
lichensETL framework for Colosscious Pharmquer.It contains a Web UI and a backend. SeeColosscious Official Websitefor more.Installationpip install lichensExampleSetup# Commandpython-mlichens--help# Output:# Usage: python -m lichens [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...## Options:#   --help  Show this message and exit.## Commands:#   add-etl       Add an ETL program setting from a JSON#   get-template  Generate an ETL program setting to a JSON#   migrate       Make and migrate the system tables.# Initialize the database if needed.python-mlichensmigrate\-cdriver://user:pass@localhost:port/dbname# Create an ETL setting templatepython-mlichensget-template\# Create it in the databasepython-mlichensadd-etl\--connection-stringdriver://user:pass@localhost:port/dbname\--json-configetl-setting.jsonWrite an ETLSeefull example# Create an ETL ManagerfromlichensimportEtlManagerem=EtlManager(constr=CONNECTION_STRING,name=ETL_NAME)# Use Pandera to validate datafromlichensimportDataFrameSchema,check_ioschema=DataFrameSchema(...)validated_df=schema(df)## Load df to datebaseem.load_df(df=df,tablename="sample_table",schema="public",if_exists="raise_error",chunksize=500,unique_key=["column1","column2"],)# Update log and archive fileem.update_status(filename=f,status=_status,last_log=_last_log)em.move(src=os.path.join(em.src_folder,f),status=_status)# Use state highlighted loggerfromlichens.loggingimportloggeraslog# Run as scheduled## Define a function to be executeddefyour_function():# Your function logic herepass# Run the function every minute for a total of 5 timesem.run_as_schtask(your_function,'*/1 * * * *',times_=5)## Decorate the function with the scheduled decorator@em.scheduled(crontab='*/1 * * * *',times_=5)defyour_scheduled_function():# Your function logic herepass
Package: lichess
lichess: a Python wrapper for the Lichess APIlichessis a Python library for interacting with theLichess APIand can be used to get profile data, game data, and much more.InstallationYou can installlichesson the Terminal (macOS/UNIX) or the Command Prompt (Windows) with:pip install lichessAlternatively, you can use Git to clone the repository from GitHub with:git clone https://github.com/qe/lichess.git
cd lichess
pip install .Or, if you already have it, upgrade to the latest version with:pip install lichess -UUsageFor the full documentation, please check theLichess Python API Documentation.Some methods, such asClient.get_email(), require authorization while others, such asClient.get_leaderboard(),
do not require it. As a result, if you want to use a method/endpoint that does require authorization, you will need togenerate a personal access token on Lichess. If you do so, this will be your API Key.To determine whether or nor you need to generate a personal access token, check if the endpoint you are interested in
using has a OAuth2 badge in theLichess API Documentation.Here is an example of usinglichesswithouta personal access token:import lichess

myclient = lichess.Client()Here is an example of usinglichesswitha personal access token:import lichess

API_KEY = "<YOUR API KEY GOES HERE>"
myclient = lichess.Client(token=API_KEY)Quick ExamplesThe following are some examples of popular uses of this package:Get the profile data of a userimport lichess

myclient = lichess.Client()
user = myclient.get_data("bmartin")Get the rating history of a userimport lichess

myclient = lichess.Client()
history = myclient.get_rating_history("agadmator")Get the list of users that are offline, online, and playingimport lichess

myclient = lichess.Client()
users = ["Oliver_Penrose", "bmartin", "ismodes", "penguingim1", "Zhigalko_Sergei"]
data = myclient.get_status(users)

offline = [i['name'] for i in data if 'online' not in i.keys()]
online = [i['name'] for i in data if 'online' in i.keys()]
playing = [i['name'] for i in data if 'playing' in i.keys()]Download all the games of a userimport lichess

myclient = lichess.Client()
games = myclient.export_by_user("penguingim1")

with open("games.pgn", "w") as f:
    f.write(games)
f.close()Get the list of all the members of a teamimport lichess

API_KEY = "<YOUR API KEY GOES HERE>"
myclient = lichess.Client(token=API_KEY)
members = myclient.get_team_members("vu-chess-club")Get the list of all the IDs of the puzzles you have failedimport lichess

API_KEY = "<YOUR API KEY GOES HERE>"
myclient = lichess.Client(token=API_KEY)
activity = myclient.get_puzzle_activity()
failed = [i['id'] for i in activity if not i['win']]For more examples, check the examples directory in the source code.LinksLichess Python API DocumentationLichess API DocumentationLichess Website
Package: lichesspy
A client for the lichess.org APIThis is a client library for the Lichess API.
It is designed to be:Easy to useCustomizable when you need itAdaptable to API changesGetting a user's rating:>>>importlichesspy.api>>>>>>user=lichesspy.api.user('thibault')>>>print(user['perfs']['blitz']['rating'])1617Checking who's online and playing:>>>importlichesspy.api>>>>>>users=list(lichesspy.api.users_status(['thibault','cyanfish']))>>>online=[u['id']foruinusersifu['online']]>>>playing=[u['id']foruinusersifu['playing']]>>>print(online,playing)['thibault','cyanfish']['cyanfish']Saving a PGN of a user's last 200 games:>>>importlichesspy.api>>>fromlichesspy.formatimportSINGLE_PGN>>>>>>pgn=lichesspy.api.user_games('thibault',max=200,format=SINGLE_PGN)>>>withopen('last200.pgn','w')asf:>>>f.write(pgn)Integrating with python-chess:>>>importlichesspy.api>>>fromlichesspy.formatimportPYCHESS>>>>>>game=lichesspy.api.game('Qa7FJNk2',format=PYCHESS)>>>print(game.end().board())..k.Rbr..ppr.Np.p......p...........p....P..P...P.PP..PP...KR....Installingpipinstalllichesspy
Package: lich_linkextractor
# lich_linkextractorScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_linkextractor # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: lich_scrapy_extracts_pipeline
# lich_scrapy_extracts_pipelineScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_scrapy_extracts_pipeline # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: lich_scrapy_hdfs_pipeline
# lich_scrapy_hdfs_pipelineScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_scrapy_hdfs_pipeline # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: lich_scrapy_pod_pipeline
# lich_scrapy_pod_pipelineScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_scrapy_pod_pipeline # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: lich_scrapy_random_useragent
# lich_scrapy_random_useragentScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_scrapy_random_useragent # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: lich_scrapy_referrer
# lich_scrapy_referrerScrapy project auto generated by [os-scrapy-cookiecutter](https://github.com/cfhamlet/os-scrapy-cookiecutter).## ProjectThis scrapy project is a python package generated by os-scrapy-cookiecutter.You can run it as normal scrapy project with scrapy commands.It is also a python package, the scaffolds can be used for formatting, testing, installing.lint` sh scripts/lint.sh `test` sh scripts/test.sh `install` python setup.py install `exampleYou can run example spider:` scrapy crawl example `files` . ├── lich_scrapy_referrer # scrapy project │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── items.py │   ├── middlewares.py │   ├── pipelines.py │   ├── settings.py │   └── spiders │       └── __init__.py ├── LICENSE # license file ├── MANIFEST.in # setup install package file ├── pytest.ini # pytest config file ├── README.md ├── requirements │   ├──requirements-lint.txt# requirements of format tools used by scripts/lint.sh and tox │   ├──requirements-test.txt# requirements of test used by tox │   └── requirements.txt # requirements of this project ├── scrapy.cfg # scrapy project entrypoint file ├── scripts │   ├── test.sh # run test │   └── lint.sh # format the source file ├── setup.cfg # setup tool config file ├── setup.py # setup tool ├── tests │   ├── __init__.py │   └── test_scrapy_check.py # unit test with scrapy check └── tox.ini # tox config file `## Install` python setup.py install `## Usage` scrapy-h`## Unit Tests` sh scripts/test.sh `## LicenseMIT licensed.
Package: licht
lichtis a command-line program (including a GTK applet) which
fetches info from a local Philips Hue bridge in your network and
enables you to apply basic operations, such turning lights on/off,
dimming, color-temperature changing, etc.I was looking for a lightweight program for Philips Hue, but
unfortunately most don't run (stable) on Arch linux, so I decided to
write it myself.PrerequisitesThis program mainly uses following python3 modulesrequestspyyamlpycairoPyGObjectThe PyGObject dependencies additionally require some packages to
be installed on your distribution. For a detailed overview seehttps://pygobject.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted.html.For Arch linux use:sudo pacman -S python cairo pkgconf gobject-introspection gtk3Installpip install lichtFor installing from source, clone the repository, and runcd licht
python setup.py install --useror create a virtual environment withpipenv install
pipenv install -e .To activate the virtual environment runpipenv shellor start every command withpipenv run.UsageTo start a daemon, runlicht --daemon.usage: licht [-h] [-d] [-a] [--lights] [--groups] [--scenes] [-l <light-id>] [-g <group-id>] [-s <scene-id>]
	     [-p <subpath>] [-o {true,false,1,0,yes,no,y,n}] [-b <bri-value>] [-t <color-temp-value>] [-u <json-string>]
	     [--register] [-c <path>] [--section <section>] [--dark-icon] [--output <path>] [-v]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d, --daemon          Run the Licht applet as a daemon process
  -a, --app, --applet   Run the Licht applet
  --lights, --list-lights
			List the index of lights in the network
  --groups, --list-groups
			List the index of groups in the network
  --scenes, --list-scenes
			List the index of groups in the network
  -l <light-id>, --light <light-id>, --light-id <light-id>
			Light-id for state change
  -g <group-id>, --group <group-id>, --group-id <group-id>
			Group-id for state change
  -s <scene-id>, --scene <scene-id>, --scene-id <scene-id>
			Scene-id for state change
  -p <subpath>, --subpath <subpath>
			Subpath for state change
  -o {true,false,1,0,yes,no,y,n}, --on {true,false,1,0,yes,no,y,n}
			Toggle lights on
  -b <bri-value>, --bri <bri-value>
			Update for the brightness value [0-255]
  -t <color-temp-value>, --ct <color-temp-value>
			Update for the color temperature value [0-65535]
  -u <json-string>, --update <json-string>
			Update body for the PUT request
  --register            Authenticate licht and receive a username from bridge
  -c <path>, --config <path>
			Path to the config file
  --section <section>   Section in the yaml file to be parsed
  --dark-icon           Use a dark icon on systray (for light themes)
  --output <path>       Set the path of the output log-file
  -v, --verbose         Run program in verbose modeConfigurationlichtworks with both command-line arguments as well as YAML
configuration files (the first takes precedence over the latter).  To
set your desired defaults, edit the configuration filelicht_example.ymland place it in either~/.config/licht/licht.yml~/.config/.licht.yml~/.licht/licht.yml~/.licht.yml
Package: licins
Licins is a tool for inserting commented software licenses into source code. It comes with modules for popular open source licenses, and can use config files for persistent options. Licenses are inserted at the beginnigs of files, but after any lines starting with #!. Options for copyright name, encoding, signature, and other add-ons.Optionsusage: licins [-h] [--version] [--list] [-l LICENSE] [-t LICTYPE]
              [-c COMMENT] [-C COMMENTEND] [-d PROGDESC] [-n CNAME]
              [-y CYEAR] [-p PREFIX] [-e ENCODING] [-s SIGNATURE]
              [FILE [FILE ...]]

positional arguments:
  FILE           specify files in which to insert licenses

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  --version      show program's version number and exit
  --list         return a list of available licenses
  -l LICENSE     set which license to use
  -t LICTYPE     set license type
  -c COMMENT     set the comment string
  -C COMMENTEND  set the comment end string
  -d PROGDESC    set a program description line
  -n CNAME       set the copyright name
  -y CYEAR       set the copyright year (default: current year)
  -p PREFIX      set the first line (e.g. '#!/bin/bash)'
  -e ENCODING    add an encoding line
  -s SIGNATURE   add a signature line to follow the (c) name

Always put multi-word option arguments in single quotes!
Use ~/.config/licins.conf for persistent options.==== Available license modules: ====

apache    : The Apache 2.0 license
bsd2      : The Berkeley Software Distribution license v2
bsd3      : The Berkeley Software Distribution license v3
gfdl1-2   : The GNU Free Documentation License v1.2
gfdl1-3   : The GNU Free Documentation License v1.3
gpl2      : The GNU General Public License v2+
gpl3      : The Gnu General Public License v3
lgpl2     : The GNU Library General Public License v2+
lgpl2-1   : The GNU Library General Public License v2.1+
lgpl3     : The GNU Library General Public License v3
mit       : The MIT LicenseLinksReleasesREADMEDevelopment source
Package: lick
lickLine Integral Convolution Knit : Package that uses a Line Integral Convolution library to clothe a 2D field (ex: density field) with a LIC texture, given two vector fields (ex: velocity (vx, vy)).Authors: Gaylor Wafflard-Fernandez, Clément RobertAuthor-email:gaylor.wafflard@univ-grenoble-alpes.frInstallationInstall withpippip install lickTo import lick:importlickaslkThe important functions arelick_boxandlick_box_plot. Whilelick_boxinterpolates the data and perform a line integral convolution,lick_box_plotdirectly plots the final image. Uselick_boxif you want to have more control of the plots you want to do with the lic. Uselick_box_plotif you want to take advantage of the fine-tuning of the pcolormesh parameters.Exampleimportnumpyasnpimportmatplotlib.pyplotaspltfromlickimportlick_box_plotfig,ax=plt.subplots()x=np.geomspace(0.1,10,128)y=np.geomspace(0.1,5,128)a,b=np.meshgrid(x,y)v1=np.cos(a)v2=np.sin(b)field=v1**2+v2**2lick_box_plot(fig,ax,x,y,v1,v2,field,size_interpolated=256,xmin=1,xmax=9,ymin=1,ymax=4,niter_lic=5,kernel_length=64,cmap="inferno",stream_density=0.5)plt.show()vectorplotThe core LIC implementation was authored by Anne Archibald, and is forked fromhttps://github.com/aarchiba/scikits-vectorplot