Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: libmesh
libmesh (mesh)Текущий статус 🗿[:heavy_check_mark:] Библиотека в рабочем состоянии (06.11.2021).Благодарности 🙏kinda-cookie-monster6x88y9mishailovicFedy1661Проекты, основанные на этой библиотекеTelegram бот, Разработчик:zsazСайт, Разработчик:mishailoviclauncher.py(Находится в этом репозитории), Разработчик:kinda-cookie-monsterТребованияPython 3.9+requests (pip install requests)Установка ⚙️PyPIpip install libmeshGitHubpip install git+git://github.com/superdima05/meshПример получения ответов на тестPython кодimportmeshanswers=mesh.get_answers("https://uchebnik.mos.ru/exam/test/view_test/191202/")foriinanswers:print(i[0],i[1])meshLaunchermeshLauncher https://uchebnik.mos.ru/exam/test/view_test/191202/А что это за файл -scripts/meshLauncher?Это отдельное приложение, которое основано на данной библтотеке, и является ярким примером использования различных функций, которые вам доступны. Также на случай, если вам быстро нужны ответы на тест или вы занимаетесь разработкой библиотеки, эта консольная программка также поможет в этом.Установите библиотеку (см. выше)Введите:meshLauncher, чтобы увидеть все доступные параметры.
Package: libmg
libmglibmgis a Python library for compiling μG expressions into TensorFlow model. It allows the parsing, unparsing,
normalization, compilation of μG expressions. It also provides functionalities to visualize graphs and model outputs.Pre-requisitesA Linux operating system (preferably Ubuntu 16.04 or later as per the TensorFlow recommendation).Python 3.11 environment.The library can run both on the CPU or the GPU. To enable the GPU, the specific dependencies needed are those of TensorFlow 2.12, that is:GCC 9.3.1Bazel 5.3.0NVIDIA GPU drivers version 450.80.02 or higherCUDA 11.8cuDNN 8.6(Optional) TensorRT 7Installationlibmgcan be installed via pip or from source.Pip installationlibmgcan be installed from the Python Package Index PyPI, by simply running the following command in your
shell or virtual environment:$ pip install libmgSource installationYou can installlibmgfrom source using git. You can start by downloading the repo archive or by cloning the repo:git clone https://github.com/quasylab/mG.gitThen proceed by opening a shell into themGdirectory you have just downloaded. To build the library you will need to use [Poetry](https://python-poetry.
org/). Run the following command:poetry installand Poetry will installlibmgin your Python environment. To install the development dependencies as well, install
with:poetry install --with tests --with docsThis will add the testing dependencies (pytest, mypy, and flake8) as well as the documentation dependencies (mkdocs and plugins).UsageCreate aDatasetobject with theGraphinstances to process.Define dictionaries ofPsi,Phi,Sigmaobjects as needed by your application.Define aCompilerConfigthat is adequate for the graphs in yourDatasetCreate aMGCompilerusing the dictionaries and theCompilerConfigCreate an adequateLoaderfor yourDataset: use theSingleGraphLoaderif your dataset contains a single graph and use theMultipleGraphLoaderotherwise.Build a model from your μG formulas using the compiler'scompile(expr)method.Train your model as you would in TensorflowUseoutput = model.predict(loader.load(), steps=loader.steps_per_epoch)or a loop likefor x in loader.load():
    output = model(x)to run your model on the dataset.Visualize the outputs on the browser usingprint_layer(model, inputs, layer_idx=-1)DocumentationYou can find the official documentationhere.Research articlesMatteo Belenchia, Flavio Corradini, Michela Quadrini, and Michele Loreti. 2023. Implementing a CTL Model Checker with μG, a Language for Programming
Graph Neural Networks. In Formal Techniques for Distributed Objects, Components, and Systems: 43rd IFIP WG 6.1 International Conference, FORTE 2023,
Held as Part of the 18th International Federated Conference on Distributed Computing Techniques, DisCoTec 2023, Lisbon, Portugal, June 19–23, 2023,
Proceedings. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, 37–54.https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35355-0_4.
Preprint:https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371467699_Implementing_a_CTL_Model_Checker_with_mu_mathcal_G_a_Language_for_Programming_Graph_Neural_Networks
Package: libmidi
libmidilibmidi is a MIDI library written from scratch with object oriented programming and proper typing in mind, while trying to keep overhead as minimal as possible.This is supposed to be a replacement toMido, which seems dead development-wise and it has a log of bugs.It follows the official MIDI 1.0 specificationsRequires Python 3.8 or greaterInstallationpip3installlibmidiInstructions# Open a filefromlibmidi.typesimportMidiFileMidiFile.from_file("midi.mid")Complete documentation is atRead the DocsLicense#
# Copyright (C) 2022 Sebastiano Barezzi
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-later
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Package: libmidi-io
libmidi_ioMIDI I/O utils.This additional libmidi package adds basic MIDI I/O support (like mido.ports does). It provides a base abstract MIDI port class with some utils (input and output support being consolidated into one class). It still lacks a lot of features (TCP/IP remote ports, backends, etc), which will be rewrote from scratch with time.Requires Python 3.8 or greaterInstallationpip3installlibmidi_ioInstructionsTODOLicense#
# Copyright (C) 2022 Sebastiano Barezzi
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-later
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Package: libmoji
#libmojiCurrently a work in progress, some functionality is currently undocumented. Feel free to help out.* Makes you hate variable character pixel width* Provides a list of emojis and their unicode values.* Randomly select emojis* Create cool loading animations### Installation```bashpip install libmoji```##Documentation###random()Returns a random emoji```pythonimport libmojiprint(libmoji.random())```#####Positional Arguments: **None**#####Keyword Arguments: **None**###get_emoji_vals()Returns a random emoji```pythonimport libmojiprint(libmoji.get_emoji_vals())```#####Positional Arguments: **None**#####Keyword Arguments: **None**###load_moji()Helps you distract how painstakingly slow your code is, with cool loading animations featuring emojis```pythonimport libmojifrom time import sleep# Displays randomly chosen emojis along with a loading "animation" for ten seconds.libmoji.load_moji(sleep,args=[10],frames=["LOADING.","LOADING..","LOADING..."])```#####Positional Arguments:* **func**- The function to run while the animation is playing.#####Keyword Arguments:* **args***(Default Value: [ ])*- Any arguments that the function takes* **kwargs***(Default Value: { })*- Any keyword arguments that the function takes* **frames***(Default Value: [ ])*- Text animation frames to be looped through* **fixed_width***(Default Value: True)*- Pad animation frames to the same width* **text_color***(Default Value: "green")*- Color of frame text (See termcolor for text options)* **text_attrs***(Default Value: ["reverse","bold"])*- Frame text attributes (See termcolor for text options)* **width***(Default Value: 10)*- How many emojis to display* **delay***(Default Value: 0.1)*- Delay between frames in seconds.
Package: libmonty
libmonty - Python librariesPython librariesInstallationThe package is on PyPI:libmontypip install libmontyLicenseMozilla Public License 2.0This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.AcknowledgementsPython section in global .gitignore taken fromgithub/gitignoreunder theCC0-1.0 License.Thanks toGuido van Rossum,
thePython Software Foundation,
and all contributors for thePythonprogramming language
Package: libmonty-artnet
libmonty-artnetan Art-Net™ implementationInstallationAvailable on PyPI:libmonty-artnetpip install libmonty-artnetCreditsArt-Net™Designed by and CopyrightArtistic LicenceThanks tobethlenkeatHSBPfor bringing my
attention to the protocol and providing the LED grids for testingLicenseMozilla Public License 2.0This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
Package: libmonty-hexdump
libmonty-hexdumpPython library - a hex hump utilityInstallationThe package is on PyPI:libmonty-hexdumppip install libmonty-hexdumpLicenseMozilla Public License 2.0This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.AcknowledgementsPython section in global .gitignore taken fromgithub/gitignoreunder theCC0-1.0 License.Thanks toGuido van Rossum, thePython Software Foundation, and all contributors for thePythonprogramming language
Package: libmonty-logging
libmonty - loggingPython library - logging-relatedLicenseMozilla Public License 2.0This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.AcknowledgementsPython section in global .gitignore taken fromgithub/gitignoreunder theCC0-1.0 License.
Package: libmonty-tools
libmonty-toolsCollection of Python tools and small appseasypassa passphrase generation toolLicenseMozilla Public License 2.0This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.AcknowledgementsPython section in global .gitignore taken fromgithub/gitignoreunder theCC0-1.0 License.Thanks toGuido van Rossum, thePython Software Foundation, and all contributors for thePythonprogramming language
Package: libmonzo
libmonzoA Python library for interacting with Monzo bank accounts that can handle OAuth authentication.Installationpip install libmonzoSetupTo use this library, you'll need to create your own client on the Monzo developer site:https://developers.monzo.com/apps/homeThe name, logo, and description can be whatever you want it to be. Set the "Confidentiality" to "Not Confidential" and set the redirect URL to "http://localhost:36453/monzo_callback" (or whatever you like if you will be providing the access token).You'll need to store the client ID, the owner ID and the client secret for use in setup of the client later.Example:import libmonzo

client = libmonzo.MonzoClient(client_id, owner_id, client_secret)

# Via OAuth (it will open a browser window)
client.authenticate()

# Or providing the access token directly
client.access_token = "..."

# Getting accounts
for account in client.accounts():
    print(account.owners[0].preferred_name)

# Get the balance of an account
account = client.accounts()[0]
balance_info = client.balance(account_id=account.identifier)
print(balance_info.balance)Supported APIsListing accountsReading balanceListing potsDepositing into potsWithdrawing from potsRetrieving a transactionListing transactionsCreating feed itemsUploading and setting attachmentsRemoving attachmentsRegistering webooksListing webhooksRemoving webhooksAnnotating transactions will be coming soon. There appears to be a minor bug causing problems at this point, so it's not quite ready.Known issuesThis was written because I needed it for a small personal project. Because of that, there are some issues. I'm open to PRs to fix these though.The OAuth setup isn't 100% reliable and could be betterLimited error checkingLimited bounds/variable checkingLack of useful error messagesDesign could be cleanerThe tests require a local configuration file to even runPlus so many more
Package: libmount
A library for reading and manipulating filesystem tables, such as/etc/fstab.It usesctypesto wraplibmount, part ofutil-linux.UsageEvery reading and manipulation of the filesystem table should take place in awithblock to take the lock:from libmount import FilesystemTable

with FilesystemTable() as fstab:
    print fstab[0].targetAFilesystemTableacts like a list, so you can slice and iterate:with FilesystemTable() as fstab:
    print [fs.source for fs in fstab]
    print fs[2:5]FilesystemTableobjects containFilesystemobjects, that each havesource,target,fstabandoptionsattributes. The first three
are strings, whereas the latter isset-like:with FilesystemTable() as fstab:
    fs = fstab[0]

    # Will print e.g. "/dev/sda1 on / type ext4 (user_xattr)"
    print fs

    fs.source = '/dev/sda2'
    print "Options: %s" % ", ".join(fs.options)
    fs.options -= set(['user_xattr'])To update the on-disk filesystem table, callsave():with FilesystemTable() as fstab:
    for fs in fstab:
        if fs.fstype in ('ext3', 'ext4'):
            fs.options.add('user_xattr')
    fstab.save()LimitationsIt is not yet possible to add or remove entries. This has not been thoroughly
tested when run by non-privileged users.FeedbackFeedback is gratefully received toinfodev@oucs.ox.ac.uk,
or as an issue inthe issue tracker.
Package: libmsym
libmsymlibmsym is a python module c binding for libmsym that uses ctypes.
It requires numpy for some functionality.
See project README.md for installation instructions and the ./examples/ directory for usage examplescommentsThis package is uploaded topypi.orgunder MIT License, but if the author ask for the
administration of the package, it will be trasnfered at any time.email: [zyx474029625@126.com](mailto:zyx474029625@126.com)
Package: libmunin
IntroductionNoteThis library is in a very early developement stage and far from being usable.libmuninis a fancy music recommendations library which is based on
datamining algorithms of all kind.Bonus:It’s able to learn from you!
I write it for my bachelor thesis and therefore it’s still in developement.Documentation is build on every commithttp://www.readthedocs.org:http://libmunin.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Tests are run on every commit viahttp://travis-ci.org:https://travis-ci.org/sahib/libmuninScreenshot of the Demo GUIThe Demo GUI is based onmoosecat. Source code is available in thenaglfarbranch, undermoosecat/naglfar/main.py.InstallationRequired externam programsThemoodbarbinary is required for gthe mood-analysis.
Future versions might implement the mood-analysis themselves,
or at least package it along libmunin.Your distribution might package it or you can compile it from here:http://pwsp.net/~qbob/moodbar-0.1.2.tar.gzThe moodbar is not strictly required but recommended.Required Python ModulesAll modules are Python3 compatible:$sudopipinstall-rpip_requirements.txt--use-mirrorsOptional modules and modules useful for Data-Retrieval$sudopipinstall-rpip_optional_requirements.txt--use-mirrors
Package: libmv
libmvdev installpip-syncrequirements.txtdev-requirements.txthttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/20023131/cannot-install-pyaudio-gcc-error#comment69269324_35593426nvidia notesimage/video should have even dimenshions (add 1px to fix)my GPU support max 4096x4096 encoding usingh264_nvenc. You should scale image down if it exceeds this size# download single videos from server to localrsync-avhP--deleteu60:/home/tandav/docs/bhairava/libmv/data/single/video/*video/
Package: lib-my-py-package
lib_my_py_packagelib_my_py_packagewill print "Hello World!" and echos an argumentlib_my_py_packageHistoryCreditsDeveloper Installationinstall requirements:cdlib_my_py_package
condacreate-y-nlib_my_py_packageenv'python>=3.6'condaactivatelib_my_py_packageenv
condaenvupdate-nlib_my_py_packageenv-frequirements.txtto test while devloping the packagepython setup.py developdevelop errors>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/user/anaconda3/envs/lib_my_py_packageenv/bin/hello", line 33, in <module>
    sys.exit(load_entry_point('my-py-package', 'console_scripts', 'hello')())
  File "/home/user/anaconda3/envs/lib_my_py_packageenv/bin/hello", line 25, in importlib_load_entry_point
    return next(matches).load()
StopIteration
>

try:
```bash
pip uninstall lib_my_py_package
python setup.py develop

```push to pypiHistorylib_my_py_package0.1.0 - Initial commit0.1.1 - add long_description0.1.2 - add credits and deploy instructions to long_descriptionCreditslib_my_py_packagehttps://www.udemy.com/course/python-packaging/
Package: libmytoken
libmytokenA python library for interacting with amytoken server.This is the very first alpha version of the library, which currently only supports obtaining OpenID Connect access
tokens from a mytoken.Usageimportlibmytokenat=libmytoken.get_access_token_from_jwt_mytoken(mytoken)mytoken_server=libmytoken.MytokenServer("https://mytoken.data.kit.edu")at=mytoken_server.AccessToken.get(mytoken)full_response=mytoken_server.AccessToken.api_get(mytoken)Error HandlingThe library will raise an exception of typeMytokenErrorif something goes wrong.Error Handling can be done the following way:try:print(libmytoken.get_access_token_from_jwt_mytoken(mytoken))exceptlibmytoken.MytokenErrorase:print("ERROR mytoken:{}".format(e))Installationpip install libmytokenLicenselibmytokenis provided under theMIT License.
Package: libnacl
This library is used to gain direct access to the functions exposed by
Daniel J. Bernstein’s nacl library via libsodium. It has
been constructed to maintain extensive documentation on how to use nacl
as well as being completely portable. The file in libnacl/__init__.py
can be pulled out and placed directly in any project to give a single file
binding to all of nacl.Higher Level ClassesThe libnacl code also ships with many high level classes which make nacl
cryptography easy and safe, for documentation please see:http://libnacl.readthedocs.org/Why libnaclThere are a number of libraries out there binding to libsodium, so why make
libnacl?libnacl does not have any non-python hard deps outside of libsodiumlibnacl does not need to be compiledlibnacl is easy to package and very portableInclusion of high level pythonic encryption classesAbility to have a single embeddable and transferable bindings file
that can be added directly to python applications without needing
to dep libnaclThis makes libnacl very portable, very easy to use and easy to distribute.InstallThe libnacl code is easiy installed via a setup.py from the source or via pip.From Source:tarxvflibnacl-1.5.2.tar.gzcdlibnacl-1.5.2pythonsetup.pyinstallVia Pip:pipinstalllibnaclRemember that libnacl can be installed for python 2 and 3.Linux distributionsLibnacl is shiped with many linux distributions, check your distribution
package manager for the packagepython-libnacl,python2-libnacland/orpython3-libnacl.
Package: libnamegen
libnamegenPackage containing various name generation methods. Originally on myNameGeneratorproject.FeaturesEasy to useImported as moduleAlways tested before releaseOfficially supports latest two versions of Python 3How to InstallRun the commandpip install libnamegen. If you want to specify a specific Python version to use for pip, use a command such aspip3orpip3.8.libnamegen requires the packagelibprogress, but it will automatically be installed by pip.DocumentationAPIGenerate one classic name without debug:fromlibnamegenimportclassic# this uses the defaults which are one name, debug disabled, and classic generatorprint(classic.gen())Generate seven classic names with debug:fromlibnamegenimportclassicprint(classic.gen(count=7,debug=True))# print(classic.gen(7, True))  # also validPrompt the user for the amount of names, enable debug, and generate classic names:fromlibnamegenimportclassicamt=input("Amount of names to generate >> ")count=int(amt)names=classic.gen(count,true)fornameinnames:print(name)Generate one random name without debug:fromlibnamegenimportrandomprint(random.gen())Generate one name using the random method 15 characters long:fromlibnamegenimportrandomprint(random.gen(length=15))You can also import the entire libnamegen package, which will import all generation methods:importlibnamegenprint(libnamegen.classic.gen())Licenselibnamegenis licensed under the GPLv3 license. For more information, please refer toLICENSE.
Package: libnano
libnanois betanucleic acid toolkitLow level Python modules for working with DNA sequencesIt was developed to be used as a cog in application specific libraries while avoiding bloat.<br/>The goal is to be fast so most many things are written in Cython or C.This project is under active development, and hopefully documentation will by done soonPython 3.6+ only now as the code base is typed for Cython and type-hinted for Python codeFeaturesseqstr: Reverse Complement and Hamming Distance findersseqgraph: find cliques of compatible sequencesseqint: convert sequences less than 32 bases to binaryseqscreen: filter sequences based on things like GC contentensemblrest: Use the Ensembl REST API to look up gene and transcript
informationprostr: work with converting DNA to RNA to AA and back againbarcode_tools: generate DNA barcode sets with length and Hamming distance
restrictionsseqsearch: search sequences for features like restriction sites or
“submers” (kmers with 0 or more mismatches to a subsequence in the target)fileio: genbank and fasta reader/writers, xmfaseqrecord: less featured replacement for Biopython SeqRecordInstallationIf you would like to install libnano in your local Python environment
you may usepip:$ pip install libnanoor build from source from Githubrepo$ python setup.py install
Package: libneko
Utilities and addons for Discord.py. Check out https://koyagami.gitlab.io/libneko/for the full documentation, or https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko for the source.Home-page: https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko/Author: KoyagamiLicense: MITDescription: **For the time being, this is being discontinued. I might pick it up again in the futureif I feel like it.****For access to this source code to use in your project, please contact me directly and Iwill give you pull access.**libneko=======Discord.py rewrite utilitiesTo install:Stable version (recommended if you don't want shit breaking)::# Unicespython3 -m pip install libneko# Windows (one of these)python -m pip install libnekopy -m pip install libnekoLatest version (cant guarantee this even works)::# Unicies (with, and without git installed)python3 -m pip install git+https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libnekopython3 -m pip install https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko/-/archive/master/libneko-master.zip# Windows (one of these should work. Windows is a pain in the arse. First two are with git, last two are without)python -m pip install git+https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libnekopy -m pip install git+https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libnekopython -m pip install https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko/-/archive/master/libneko-master.zippy -m pip install https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko/-/archive/master/libneko-master.zipRead the documentation here: https://koyagami.gitlab.io/libneko/If you have any feedback, or find any bugs. Please feel freeto add an issue, and/or submit a pull request, or come and discuss it atSebi's Bot Tutorial (https://discord.gg/GWdhBSp) on Discord!Want to show your support with a cool badge?--------------------------------------------.. image:: https://img.shields.io/badge/built%20with-libneko-ff69b4.svg:target: https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libnekoMarkdown:.. code-block:: markdown[![Built with libneko](https://img.shields.io/badge/built%20with-libneko-ff69b4.svg)](https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko)]ReStructured Text:.. code-block:: rst.. image:: https://img.shields.io/badge/built%20with-libneko-ff69b4.svg:target: https://gitlab.com/koyagami/libneko"Hey! I updated and it broke my code! I hate you and wish a pox on your mailman!"---------------------------------------------------------------------------------This is still in pre-release development, and is by no means finished. If youupdate, expect to have to change code as I iron out any issues internally.Platform: UNKNOWNClassifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.6Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT LicenseClassifier: Operating System :: OS IndependentDescription-Content-Type: text/x-rst
Package: libnetfilter
This package unashamedly pilfered fromcommonism/python-libnetfilter. I’ve simple done a little reformatting and set it up to usepoetry.This package wraps thenetfilterClibraries:libnetfilter_loglibnetfilter_queuelibnetfilter_conntrackThese libraries need to be installed on your system before using this package.On Debian:apt-getinstalllibnetfilter-conntrack3libnetfilter-log1libnetfilter-queue1