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Package: license-manager-backend
Contributors•Forks•Stargazers•Issues•MIT License•Documentation•Contact Us•AnOmnivectorinitiativeLicense Manager APIA REST API used by License Manager Agent to manage license usage in HPC clusters.About the ProjectTheLicense Manager APIis responsible for managing license configurations, storing license usage and handling booking requests. The API is used by the License Manager Agent to centralize the data retrieved from the license servers and from the HPC cluster.DocumentationPlease visit theLicense Manager Documentationpage for details on how to install and operate License Manager.Bugs & Feature RequestsIf you encounter a bug or a missing feature, pleasefile an issueLicenseDistributed under the MIT License. See theLICENSEfile for details.ContactEmail us:Omnivector Solutions
Package: license-manager-cli
Contributors•Forks•Stargazers•Issues•MIT License•Documentation•Contact Us•AnOmnivectorinitiativeLicense Manager CLIA CLI to create license configurations and check license usage.About the ProjectTheLicense Manager CLIis an interface to theLicense Manager API. It can be used to create license configurations, view bookings
and list the data in the API.DocumentationPlease visit theLicense Manager Documentationpage for details on how to install and operate License Manager.Bugs & Feature RequestsIf you encounter a bug or a missing feature, pleasefile an issueLicenseDistributed under the MIT License. See theLICENSEfile for details.ContactEmail us:Omnivector Solutions
Package: license-plate-recognition
license-plate-recognitionA module powered by Machine-Learning algorithms designed to find_image_plates_locations, recognize and read license plates from car pictures.
The module is flexible and equipped with objects and functions to make the process_thresh of LPR easy and fast.
The program creates an artificial k nearest neighbour model that detects and reads licensee plate from a car image.first of allspecifics:writen and owned by: Shahaf Frank-Shapirall the rights are saved for: Shahaf Frank-Shapirprogramming languages: python 3.9.12 (100%)before we startdescription:visit the docs to learn more about this project and how to develop with it.dependencies:opening:
For this is a complex program, which uses a lot of modules, there are required dependencies needed
in order to run the program. keep in mined the program was writen in python 3.9, so any python version lower
than 3.9 might not work properly.install app dependencies by writing the "-r" option to install the requirements
writen in a file, and write the following line in the project directory:pip install -r requirements.txtrun a testrun from windows command line (inside the project directory)run with python by writing to the command line in the project directory:python test.py
Package: licenser
# LicenserTool for adding open source licenses to your projects—[![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/licenser.svg?maxAge=3600)](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/licenser)
[![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/pyversions/licenser.svg?maxAge=3600)](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/licenser)
[![Travis](https://travis-ci.org/tylucaskelley/licenser.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/tylucaskelley/licenser)Finding and adding a license to your project is an annoying process,
and can be quite tedious depending on the license you choose.Licenser allows you to quickly add a license to your project from
the command line. Supported licenses can be found in the
[assets folder](https://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser/tree/master/licenser/assets).Don’t see what you need?
[Open an issue](https://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser/issues/new)
to suggest the addition of other licenses!### PrerequisitesPython 2.6+ or Python 3.4+### Installation`bash $ pip install licenser `Alternatively, grab the
[zip](https://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser/tarball/v2.0.4)!### UsageFrom the command line:`bash $ licenser-n"Your Name"-e"you@example.com"-l"license name"-p"project name" `Name, email, and license are the three required parameters; project will default
to the current directory name if you don’t include it.–txtwill add the.txtextension to theLICENSEfile.### ConfigurationIf you’re like me and don’t change your name very often, you can save time by
storing your defaults for name, email, and license in~/.licenser:`bashname="YourName"email="you@example.com"license="MIT"`Now any time you runlicenser, you don’t need to provide arguments unless you
want to override defaults.### Development SetupI recommend usingpyenvwith thepyenv-virtualenvplugin. [This][1]
document provides information on setting that up.Regardless, make sure you have Python 2.7 or 3.6 installed in some form.With pyenvFirst, clone the repository:`bash $ git clonehttps://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser&& cd licenser `Next, create your virtual environment and activate it:`bash $ pyenv virtualenv venv && pyenv activate venv `Finally, install the dependencies:`bash $ pip install-rrequirements.txt `Now you’re good to go! Run tests with thenosetestscommand and test out the
script withpython licenser [args].Without pyenvClone the repository:`bash $ git clonehttps://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser&& cd licenser `Install the dependencies:`bash pip install-rrequirements.txt `Now you’re good to go! Run tests with thenosetestscommand and test out the
script withpython licenser [args].### ContributingSee [CONTRIBUTING.md](.github/CONTRIBUTING.md) for details.I accept [pull requests](https://github.com/tylucaskelley/licenser/compare);
there are some potential improvements I’ve been thinking about:Prepending headers to source code files for licenses that recommend itPull licenses from an online API (maybe)Support for more licensesAdditionally, make sure that all tests pass when you add features, and write
new unit tests if you add a function. Tests can be run using thenosetestscommand from the root project directory.[1]:https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv-virtualenv#installation
Package: licenses
A list of open (http://opensource.org/,http://opendefinition.org/) licenses
together with API and web service.How to use the Licenses PackageThis package can be used in three ways (develop, distribute, and deploy).To create and access license data in JSON form.The package contains a data file (./licenses/licenses.db) and a scraper
(licenses/scrape.py) which and updates the data file:$ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/okfn/licenses
$ cd licenses
$ python licenses/scrape.pyA report will be printed about changes to the licenses data.Access of the data via a simple python API:>>> from licenses import Licenses
>>> L = Licenses()
>>> for l in L: print l
...
odc-odbl
...
>>> print l['odb-odbl']
{'status': 'active', ...
>>>Deployment as a service.Install or update the Python package, then create the service files:$ python licenses/deploy.py <path>A whole set of files will be created at <path> which can then be served
directly by your webserver.
Package: license-scanner
license_scannerFind all licenses needed by the package in your python environment.
It will sort all package by license.Install by pippip install license_scannerUsagelicense_scannerCheck within you pipelineYou can make your pipeline fail if a project does not have the correct licenses.
To do so create apyproject.tomland add underneathtool.license_scannertwo listsallowed-licensesandallowed-packages.
If a package does not have license inallowed-licensesAND it is not inallowed-packagesit will throw an error.[tool.license_scanner]allowed-licenses=["MIT","apache software license","apache software license v2","apache software license v3","BSD license","BSD 3-clause license",'GNU lesser general public license','GNU lesser general public license v2','GNU lesser general public license v3','Python software foundation license','Mozilla public license 2.0 (mpl 2.0)','mozilla',]allowed-packages=["license_scanner"]To run the license scanner make sure you are in the same directory aspyproject.tomland runlicense_scanner -m whitelistorpython -m license_scanner -m whitelist.
It will now throw you an error if your environment has an package with a license you did not approve of.Example: Github actionsThis github actions triggers every time you make a PR to the main branch. Withpip install .it installs the current project, next it installslicense_scanner, and lastly it runs the check.Be aware, if you want to do unittest make sure you installpytestAFTER you run license_scanner. Otherwisepytestis in your environment when you check for unwanted licenses.name:Licenses checkon:pull_request:branches:-mainpermissions:contents:readjobs:deploy:runs-on:ubuntu-lateststeps:-uses:actions/checkout@v3-name:Set up Pythonuses:actions/setup-python@v3with:python-version:'3.x'-name:Check for licensesrun:|python -m pip install --upgrade pippip install .pip install license_scannerpython -m license_scanner -m whitelistSupported licensesApache licenseApache license 1.0Apache license 2.0Azure LicenseBSD licenseBSD 0-clause licenseBSD 2-clause licenseBSD 3-clause licenseBSD 4-clause licenseCreative Commons Zero, CC-0Eclipse public license 1.0 (epl-1.0)Eclipse public license 2.0 (epl-2.0)GNU Affero general public license (apl)GNU Affero general public license v3 (aplv3)GNU lesser general public licenseGNU lesser general public license v2 (lgplv2)GNU lesser general public license v3 (lgplv3)GNU general public licenseGNU general public license v2 (gplv2)GNU general public license v3 (gplv3)Historical Permission Notice and Disclaimer (HPND)ISC license (iscl)MIT licenseMIT No AttributionMozilla public license (mpl)Mozilla public license 2.0 (mpl 2.0)Public domainPython software foundation licenseRepoze public licenseThe Unlicense (Unlicense)DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSEZope Public LicenseZope Public License v1Zope Public License v2CreditsTom Nijhof
Package: license-sh
Check licenses of your software.The goal of this repository is to create a simple utility that you can simply run in your repository to check compliance of your 3rd party dependencies.https://webscopeio.github.io/license.sh/#/License compliance tool for your software.
We're currently inBeta phase, please feel free to help us with providing bugreports & submitting PRs.Installation🐍 Install piphttps://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/💻pip install license-shUsageRun the following command inside your repository.license-shSupported Lanaguages & Package managersJavascriptNPMYarnPythonpipenvJavamavenContribution guideAvailable commands:pipenv run check-types
pipenv run lint
pipenv run testYou need to set-up a repository and install dependencies using pipenv.# clone the repo$gitclonegit@github.com:webscopeio/license.sh.git# install pipenv$pipenvinstall# run the project$pipenvrun./license-sh<path_to_test_project>Running testspipenv run python -m unittestDocumentationpipenv run mkdocs servePackagingReadhttps://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/Runpython3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel.It will generate.tar.gzfile indist/directory which you caninstall withpip install <file.tar.gz>
Package: license-updater
License UpdaterEvery year I go through projects and update license strings. It's OK for a few projects but can get really
arduous! Thus, I made this license updater to do exactly what I needed.TODOThe actions updater will make it easy to update actions:🥑 updated syntax and commands🥑 versions of actions, either for releases or commits🥑 preview, write to new file, or write in place!🥑 run as a GitHub action workflow for annual checks!You can see the⭐️ Documentation ⭐️for complete details!⭐️ Quick Start ⭐️InstallationThe module is available in pypi aslicense-updater,
and to install we first recommend some kind of virtual environment:$python-mvenvenv
$sourceenv/bin/activateAnd then install from pypi using pip:$pipinstalllicense-updaterUsageFor all commands below, the actions updater can accept a directory with yaml files,
or a single yaml file that matches the GitHub actions schema.View updaters available (and descriptions)$license-updaterlist-updatersYou should likely detect (to preview) before you write the changes to file.# Run all updaters$license-updaterdetect.github/workfows/main.yaml# Only detect for the setoutput updater$license-updaterdetect-usetoutput.github/workfows/main.yamlAnd finally, write updates to file!$license-updaterupdate.github/workfows/main.yaml🎨 Screenshots 🎨If a file has updates, it will print to the terminal the updated file for preview.And after you runupdate(described below) you will see all green!Running across many files:And that's it! The action comes with severalupdatersthat will look
for particular aspects to lint or update. If you have a request for a new updated, pleaseopen an issue.Feature IdeasThis could be fairly easy to extend to allow for more "linting" style actions to reflect preferences in style, e.g:$license-updaterlint.github/workflows/main.yamlIf this sounds interesting to you, pleaseopen an issueto discuss further!
We currently do some basic linting, as the yaml loading library has preferences for saving with respect to spacing, etc.😁️ Contributors 😁️We use theall-contributorstool to generate a contributors graphic below.Vanessasaurus💻Mike Henry💻LicenseThis code is licensed under the MPL 2.0LICENSE.
Package: license-utils
License-Utils (WIP)This project provides utility functions around open source licenses, specifically regarding spdx.Amongst others, it includesA license matcher (text --> spdx id), which is functionally equivalent to theofficial spdx one, but provides a different interface and is easier (read: faster and no external installs) to use.Access to all licenses and corresponding metadata provided through the spdx api.⚠️ The library is still work in progress. Use it at your own risk and expect breaking changes in the future.CreditsThe this project/repo is lagely based on thelicense matcher by spdx
Package: licenseware-logblocks
licenseware-logblockslicenseware-logblocksInstallationHow it works?RequirementsInstallationpipinstalllicenseware-logblocksHow it works?Having a log stream, you can read line by line and send it to logblocks:log_stream(){whiletrue;doecho$RANDOM;sleep1;done;}whileIFS=read-rline;doecho$line|logblocks$line;done<<(log_stream)SLACK_TAGGED_USERS_IDSwill be tagged on all ERRORSRequirementsEnvironment variables:SLACK_TAGGED_USERS_IDS(ex:export SLACK_TAGGED_USERS_IDS="<@U02CS9QL0JK>, <@U02U2KQ7N3Y>, <@U030JAJF5RV>, <@U02SDCAHJH3>, <@UHW04RBGT>");SLACK_CHANNEL_WEBHOOK_URL(ex:export SLACK_CHANNEL_WEBHOOK_URL=https://hooks.slack.com/services/etc/etc/etc)
Package: licensify
licensifyLicensify is a tool for applying license headers to source code files.Usage> python licensify --help

usage: licensify [-h] [--directory DIRECTORY] [--files FILES]
                 [--comment COMMENT] [--dry-run] [--check]
                 license

positional arguments:
  license               A file containing the liense

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --directory DIRECTORY
                        The directory to apply licenses to
  --files FILES         Glob to match files
  --comment COMMENT     Comment string to prepend to header lines
  --dry-run             Perform a dry run
  --check               Return an error if any files need updating (implies
                        dry run)
Package: licensio
LicensioLicensio is a Python library that provides a collection of functions to generate license statements for various open source licenses. It simplifies the process of including license information in your projects by providing ready-to-use license templates.InstallationYou can install Licensio using pip:pipinstalllicensioUsageTo use Licensio, import the desired license module and call the corresponding function to generate the license statement. Here's an example of how to generate a license statement using the MIT license module:fromlicensio.mitimportgetMIT# Generate MIT license statementmit_license=getMIT(year=2023,name="Your Name")# Print the license statementprint(mit_license)Replace "Your Name" with your name and modify the year accordingly. You can find similar functions for other licenses in thelicensiolibrary.Supported LicensesLicensio currently supports the following open source licenses:MIT License (MIT)Apache License (Apache)BSD 3-Clause License (BSD)Eclipse Public License (EPL)GNU General Public License (GPL)GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)DO WHAT THE F*CK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE (WTFPL)Creative Commons Zero (CC0)Each license module provides a function that accepts the year and the name of the person making the dedication and returns the corresponding license statement.DocumentationFor detailed documentation, please refer to the github repository'sdocsfolder.The "docs" folder contains individual markdown files for each license module, providing information about the module and usage examples.ExamplesFor more examples on how to use Licensio, refer to the example code snippets provided in the documentation of each license module.LicenseLicensio itself is released under the MIT License. You can find the full license text in theLICENSEfile.ContributingContributions to Licensio are welcome! If you encounter any issues, have suggestions for improvements, or would like to add support for additional licenses, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.When contributing, please ensure that your code adheres to the existing code style and includes appropriate tests.AcknowledgmentsLicensio is inspired by the need for a simple and convenient way to include license information in open source projects. It relies on the standardized license templates provided by various open source organizations.DeveloperLicensio is developed and maintained byZayed Malick.ContactFor any inquiries or feedback, you can reach me atzayedalmalick@gmail.com.DisclaimerLicensio is provided as-is, without any warranty or guarantee of its functionality or suitability for any particular purpose. Use it at your own risk.
Package: licensize
Licensize is a super simple app that adds a LICENSE file to your currentdirectory.Installation-------From PyPi:pip install licensizeManually:python setup.py installUsage-------Just do...licensize...to license the current directory as GPL 3.0 using your git or mercurialconfig name in the copyright notice. Or...licensize -a 'Hacker Corp.' -l mit -n COPYING...to save the MIT license licensed to 'Hacker Corp.' to a COPYING file in thecurrent directory.License name list is searched for close matches with a preference on newermore common licenses, so "bsd" will match "BSD 3 Clause", and "bsd2" willmatch "BSD 2 Clause".Purpose---------It's a great script to speed up creating a new repo for a little FOSS licensedlibrary or something, like if you want to quickly spin off a rails / Djangoapp, or jQuery plugin, as a properly licensed GPL or MIT licensed FOSS softwarepackage.  Hopefully will help combat "license laziness" which plaguesgithub/bitbucket presently with so many un-licensed projects.Contributing---------Fork requests are welcome of course :)
Package: licensr
licensrA command-line interface for easily licensing your project and make it compliant to the REUSE-Initiative's guidelinesMaking your project compliant to the guidelines of theREUSE Initiativei.e. adding license and copyright information to every file in your project is an annoying process and can be quite tedious.Licensr allows you to quickly add your chosen to your project from the command line.
You just have to download the full license texts of your chosen licenses (and the one of your project's dependencies) and configure the config file to make the tool match your needs.Don't see what you need?Open an issueto suggest any changes or improvements!PrerequisitesPython 3.4+Installation$pipinstalllicensrAlternatively, grab thezip!UsageFrom the command line:$licensr-c"config file"-p"project name"The arguments are optional and will default to "config.json" and the current working directory.Configuration#license_text
The path to the file with the full license text. This file itself will be excluded from the licensing process. You are responsible for removing afterwards from your project.
Don't place your license_text files into the LICENSES folder, because it will be rewritten during the licensing.#SPDX
The short identifier of the license.Source Code Header#src_extensions_and_comment
You are required to add a comment-header to every source code file in your project. Therefore you have to specify under src_extensions_and_comment the src_extensions and the corresponding comment characters for every programming language used.
For the comments you can put either one (single-line comment), two (opening and closing) or three (opening - middle - closing) strings into a list.#header
The header has to include a copyright notice and the SPDX Identifier of the license. In the config file it can be given as a path to a file or as string of the full header (be sure to include "\n")For the src files this information is sufficient.
However we often don't have the ability to add the necessary information to every file for several reasons (e.g. binary files).
TheREUSE Initiative's practicesspecify two other possibilities to add the licensing and copyright information also for those files.Debian File
a file in theDEP-5/copyrightfile format.license File
a file with the same name but the .license extension, containing the header.Debian FileFor this method in addition to the SPDX we need:
#copyright
Year and Name of the copyright holder(s).license FileFor this method we only need the header.#exceptions
If we have different licenses or copyright holders, we have to consider them in the exceptions. Here we have to specify the "path" variable for the desired directory or file. For the rest, based on which of the three preceding methods you want to use, you have to specify exactly the same options like before (except for the license_text, if the license is the same)If more that one licensing-method is possible the order in which the methods are used is:Source Code HeaderDebian File.license FileATTENTION: The tool overwrites all old headers with the new ones. Be sure to save them if you need them.ContributingI acceptpull requests;
Package: licere
LicereGenerate License files using variables and templates.Because copying and pasting is hard.... Even huge companies fail to enter the details right (e.g. Year/Copyright Owner).Because some people need licenses.... The entire attorney industrial complex.Because licensing should be customizable.... There is no one size fits all.FeaturesJinja TemplatingTemplate PackagesCustom LicensesRender multiple output types (Text/Markdown/HTML)Quick StartInstall:pipinstalllicereGenerate a license:# generate a polyform strict license
licere generate --license polyform-strict

# generate an apache license with a proper copyright
licere generate --license apache copyright_year=2024 copyright_owner="Example Company"

# load data from a file
licere generate --license apache --data=data.toml

# where data.toml is:
# copyright_year = "2024" 
# copyright_owner = "Example Company"Included LicensesPolyformApacheMITBSD