Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: linguist-breakdown
Linguist BreakdownView the language breakdown of your entire GitHub account.GitHub displays beautiful language breakdowns on each repo on their website; however, they do not show your entire language breakdown across all your projects.Linguist Breakdown can return the language breakdown of your personal repos or all repos you have access to individually via the command line, then Linguist Breakdown will build a customized pie chart breakdown of your overall language usage across all repos (limited to the top 8 for clarity; all languages are returned via CLI). Configure some settings and quickly find out what languages you use the most!Sample Output:Overalllanguagebreakdown:{"JavaScript":33.77,"PHP":27.36,"HTML":12.33,"Python":8.5,"Shell":5.49,"CSS":5.44,"Blade":3.91,"Go":0.77,"Dockerfile":0.39,"C#":0.39,"Hack":0.38,"Makefile":0.34,"Java":0.34,"Ruby":0.2,"Emacs Lisp":0.09,"Vue":0.08,"PowerShell":0.06,"Batchfile":0.05,"TSQL":0.05,"Zimpl":0.03,"JSONiq":0.01,"VBScript":0.01}Install# Install toolpip3installlinguist-breakdown# Install locallymakeinstall# Get Makefile helpmakehelpUsageNOTE:Percentages may vary from the terminal output and chart depending on how many chart pieces you elect to use (eg: using only 4 chart pieces when you have 10 languages that output on the console).Usage:
    GITHUB_TOKEN=123... linguist-breakdown --type private --pieces 4 --forks --chart

Options:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    -t TYPE, --type TYPE  The repo type to look at (OPTIONS: all, owner, member, private, public).
    -p PIECES, --pieces PIECES
                            Number of chart pieces to generate (will use greatest percentages)
    -f, --forks           Include forked repos in the language breakdown.
    -c, --chart           Generate a chart of the language breakdown.Development# Lint the projectmakelint# Run testsmaketest# Run test coveragemakecoverage# Run the tool locallyvenv/bin/pythonlinguist_breakdown/breakdown.py--help
Package: linguistica
Linguistica 5 is a Python library for unsupervised learning
of linguistic structure.Full documentation:http://linguistica-uchicago.github.io/lxa5/Apart from being a Python library, Linguistica 5 provides two additional
interfaces: (i) graphical user interface; (ii) command line interface.Work by Jackson Lee and John GoldsmithPlease note that this code (Linguistica 5) is not John Goldsmith’s development code,
which can be found onhis GitHub repository.
The most recent release of John Goldsmith’s code is Linguistica 4; seeLinguistica at UChicago.Download and installNote: If you are a developer of the Linguistica project group, you should ignore
this section and set up your environment by followingthese notes.Linguistica 5 is available throughpip:$pipinstalllinguisticaLinguistica 5 works with Python 2.7 and 3.4+.To use the graphical user interface, only Python 3 is supported.
In addition, PyQt5 and SIP are required.
PyQt5 is readily available frompip:$pipinstallPyQt5At the time of writing (April 2017), SIP is best downloaded and installed fromits source.
(SIP is available throughpip, but it does not include
the C/C++ code generator for PyQt5.)Using Linguistica 5To use Linguistica 5 as a Python library, simply importlinguisticain your Python programs:importlinguisticaaslxaQuick library demohere.To launch the Linguistica 5 graphical user interface
(with SIP and PyQt5 installed):$linguisticaguiTo launch the Linguistica 5 command line interface:$linguisticacliCitationIf you use Linguistica 5, please cite this paper:@InProceedings{lee-goldsmith:2016:lxa5,
  author    = {Lee, Jackson L. and Goldsmith, John A.},
  title     = {Linguistica 5: Unsupervised Learning of Linguistic Structure},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 2016 Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics},
  month     = {June},
  year      = {2016},
  address   = {San Diego, California},
  publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics},
  pages     = {22--26},
  url       = {http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/N16-3005}
}Source codeThe source code of Linguistica 5 is officially released on PyPI:https://pypi.python.org/pypi/linguisticaIt is also hosted on GitHub, possibly with work in progress:https://github.com/linguistica-uchicago/lxa5Technical supportPleaseopen issuesfor questions and bug reports.
Alternatively, please feel free to contactJackson LeeandJohn Goldsmith.LicenseMIT LicenseSeeLICENSE.txton theGitHub repository.
Package: linguistics
LinguisticsLinguistics is a Python library for natural language processing.InstallationYou can use pip to install linguistics.pipinstalllinguisticsDependenciesLinguistics uses Abstract and Graphviz to visualize graphs of the document.SimilaritySentenceget_similar_pairsfromlinguistics.similarityimportSentencesentence_1=Sentence('John Joseph Nicholson')sentence_2=Sentence('Nicholson, Jack')print(sentence_1.get_similar_pairs(sentence_2))produces:[{'word_1':Nicholson,'word_2':Nicholson,'similarity':1.0,'index_1':2,'index_2':0},{'word_1':John,'word_2':Jack,'similarity':0.5,'index_1':0,'index_2':1},{'word_1':Joseph,'word_2':None,'similarity':0,'index_1':1,'index_2':None}]get_unordered_similarityprint(sentence_1.get_unordered_similarity(sentence_2))print(sentence_1.get_unordered_similarity(sentence_2,case_sensitivity=0,weights=[1,1]))print(sentence_1.get_unordered_similarity(sentence_2,case_sensitivity=0,weights=[2,1]))print(sentence_1.get_unordered_similarity(sentence_2,case_sensitivity=0,weights=[1]))print(sentence_1.get_unordered_similarity(sentence_2,case_sensitivity=0,first_char_weight=1,weights=[1,1]))produces0.50.750.83333333333333341.00.875DocumentfromlinguisticsimportDocument# create documentdocument=Document("He also begat and brought up five pairs of male children.")Entity Graphdisplay(document.entity_graph.render())Document Graphdisplay(document.graph.render())
Package: lingvoreader
lsdreaderpython analog ABBYY DSL Compiler - decompile LSD dictionary to DSL.Support Lingvo 11, 12, X3, X5 and X6 lsd files format.Based on C++ source decoder.zip from ru-board usertr7Source on githubRussian decompiling team onru-board.ruProject Page:https://github.com/sv99/lsdreaderInstallInstall from pip:pip install setuptools -U
pip install lingvoreaderInstall development version:git clone
pip install -e .make tar.gz for PyPi:pip install twine
python setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/lingvoreader-x.x.x.tar.gzUsagelsdreader [-h] [--header] (-i INPUT | -a) [-o OUTDIR] [-c] [-v] [--version]

Decode Lingvo 11, 12, X3, X5 and X6 lsd dictionary to dsl

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --header              show header info and exit
  -i INPUT, --input INPUT
                        Dictionary to decode
  -a, --all             All dictionary in current directory
  -o OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
                        Output directory
  -c, --codecs          print supported languages and their codes
  -v, --verbose
  --version             show program's version number and exitLingvo versions11  2005  supported
12  2006  supported
x3  2008  supported
x5  2011  supported
x6  2014  (current) supported
Package: linien-influxdb
Logs the status of alinienspectroscopy lock server to influxdb.Installationsudopipinstalllinien-influxdbNote thatlinien-influxdbis currently only compatible with influxdb2.Usagelinien-influxdbis a command line tool that uses an ini-file for configuration:linien-influxdbconfig.iniTo get help, uselinien-influxdb--helpAn example configuration file, can be foundhere:[influx2]url=http://localhost:8086org=my-orgtoken=my-tokentimeout=6000verify_ssl=Falsebucket=my-bucketmeasurement=linien-status[linien]host=rp-f0xxxxx.localusername=rootpassword=rootinterval=10# log interval in secondsparameters=lock, modulation_amplitude, modulation_frequency, p, i, d, monitor_signal_mean, error_signal_mean, error_signal_std, control_signal_meanFor more parameters, have a look atparameters.pyof Linien.
Package: link2mp4
link2mp4Download videos as MP4 filesSupported sitesYouTubeRedditTwitterPinterestTikTokVimeoTwitchGet geckodriverLinux (Debian)sudoaptinstallwgetffmpegfirefox-esr-y
wgethttps://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases/download/v0.30.0/geckodriver-v0.30.0-linux64.tar.gz
sudotarxvzfgeckodriver-v0.30.0-linux64.tar.gz-C/usr/bin/
chmod+x/usr/bin/geckodriver
rmgeckodriver-v0.30.0-linux64.tar.gzWindowsDownloadand add to PATHInstallationFrom PyPIpip3installlink2mp4From GitHubpip3installgit+https://github.com/Hamagnivim/link2mp4UsageTypelink2mp4in the console
Package: linkable
linkable-pyDetect URL, Email, Hashtag and Mention from plain-text and convert into HTML hyperlink.Install$pipinstalllinkableUsageBasic:fromlinkableimportLinkabletext='This is test with a #hashtag from @linkable on github.com'print(Linkable(text))Output:This is test with<ahref="/hashtag/#hashtag">#hashtag</a>from<ahref="/@linkable">@linkable</a>on<ahref="http://github.com">github.com</a>Links list:fromlinkableimportLinkableListtext='This is test with a #hashtag from @linkable on github.com'print(LinkableList(text).links)Output:['#hashtag', '@linkable', 'github.com']
Package: linkace-cli
linkace-cliA CLI for the API of LinkAce (https://github.com/Kovah/LinkAce)linkace-cliInstallUsageLinksListsTagsSearchInstallpip install linkace-cliUsageLinks$ linkace link --help
Usage: linkace link [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  create  Create a new link with the info provided.
  delete  Delete a link with the given ID
  get     Get all links or, if --id is provided, get the details of just
          one...

  update  Update a link with the info provided.Lists$ linkace list --help
Usage: linkace list [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  create  Create a new link with the info provided.
  delete  Delete a link with the given ID
  get     Get all lists or, if --id is provided, get the details of just
          one...

  update  Update a list with the info provided.Tags$ linkace tag --help
Usage: linkace tag [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  create  Create a new tag with the info provided.
  delete  Delete a tag with the given ID
  get     Get all tags or, if --id is provided, get the details of just one...
  update  Update a tag with the info provided.Search$ linkace search --help
Usage: linkace search [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  by-list   Search for links in lists
  by-query  Search for tags by query
  by-tag    Search for links with tags
Package: linkahead
READMEWelcomeThis is theCaosDB Python Client Libraryrepository and a part of the
CaosDB project.SetupPlease read theREADME_SETUP.mdfor instructions on how to
setup this code.Further ReadingPlease refer to theofficial documentationfor more information.ContributingThank you very much to all contributers—past, present, and prospective ones.Code of ConductBy participating, you are expected to uphold ourCode of Conduct.How to ContributeYou found a bug, have a question, or want to request a feature? Pleasecreate an issue.You want to contribute code?Forking:Please fork the repository and create a merge request in GitLab and choose this repository as
target. Make sure to select "Allow commits from members who can merge the target branch" under
Contribution when creating the merge request. This allows our team to work with you on your
request.Code style:This project adhers to the PEP8 recommendations, you can test your code style
using theautopep8tool (autopep8 -i -r ./).  Please write your doc strings following theNumpyDocconventions.If you have a suggestion for thedocumentation,
the preferred way is also a merge request as describe above (the documentation resides insrc/doc).
However, you can also create an issue for it.You can also contact us atinfo (AT) caosdb.organd join the
CaosDB community on#linkahead:matrix.org.LicenseCopyright (C) 2018 Research Group Biomedical Physics, Max Planck Institute
for Dynamics and Self-Organization Göttingen.Copyright (C) 2020-2022 Indiscale GmbHinfo@indiscale.comAll files in this repository are licensed under aGNU Affero General Public
License(version 3 or later).
Package: linkar33423321
Menghitung luas lingkaranLibrary Python sederhana untuk menghitung luas lingkaran.Instalationpipinstalllinkar33423321UsageBasic Usage:fromlingkar33423321.my_classimportLingkarandefmain():# Gunakan library lingkarjari_jari=float(input("Masukkan jari-jari lingkaran: "))lingkaran=Lingkaran(jari_jari)luas=lingkaran.hitung_luas()print(f"Luas lingkaran dengan jari-jari{jari_jari}adalah:{luas}")if__name__=="__main__":main()
Package: linkat
The single purpose ofpython-linkatis to provide python developers with
the ability to use the system native functionslinkatandsymlinkat.
The Library is written in plain python and utilizescffito call native
system functions and therefore depends on it.DocumentationThis module provides only the 2 functionslinkatandsymlinkatand their constants which can be used as arguments for theflagparameter.
For a more detailed documentation please look at the corresponding linux
man pages forlinkatandsymlinkat. If there was an error during
the system call,OSErrorwith the corresponding error code will be raised.InstallationThe package is available onPyPIand thus it can be installed with pip:$ pip install linkat
Package: linkbot_firmware_updater
# linkbot-firmware-updaterThe linkbot-firmware-updater is a tool used to update the firmware of a Barobo [Linkbot](http://linkbotlabs.com). Typically, Linkbots are updating through the Linkbot Labs environment. However, there are some older computer systems that may not be able to run the full version of Linkbot Labs. For those systems, this utility can be used to update the firmware of Linkbots.This software first checks to see if Linkbot Labs is installed and tries to update Linkbots to the version provided by Linkbot Labs. If Linkbot Labs is not installed, it falls back to the version of firmware that comes with the updater.## RequirementsThe firmware updater requires the programavrdudeto be installed. For Ubuntu or Raspbian systems, the utility can be installed with the commandsudo apt-get install avrdudeThe user running the utility will also need to be a member of the “dialout” group (as well as the “gpio” group for Raspbian). To add a user to these groups, use the commandssudo usermod -G dialout $USER
sudo usermod -G gpio $USER # Required only for Raspbian## InstallationThe linkbot-firmware-updater is hosted by barobo. To install it using pip or easy_install, use the commandsudo easy_install3 –upgrade –index-url=http://barobo.com:8080/simple/ linkbot-firmware-updaterorsudo pip3 install –upgrade –index-url=http://barobo.com:8080/simple/ linkbot-firmware-updater## Running the updaterTo start the updater utility, type the commandlinkbot-firmware-updateron a terminal command line. A dialog window will appear guiding you through the rest of the process.
Package: link-budget
Link BudgetA Python-based link budget calculator for satellite communications and radar
systems. To install it, run:pip install link-budgetPlease refer to thedocumentation pagefor further information.RunningExample:link-budget \
  --sat-long -101 \
  --eirp 52 \
  --freq 12.45e9 \
  --bw 24e6 \
  --rx-dish-size 0.46 \
  --lnb-noise-fig 0.6 \
  --lnb-gain 40 \
  --coax-length 110 \
  --rx-noise-fig 10 \
  --rx-long -82.43 \
  --rx-lat 29.71
Package: linkcheck
Intro with some textRead the docs.FeaturesSome of it’s stand out features are:Check all links in Django project from user perspective.Check links with plain http call or with full browser request.InstallationInstalling with:pipinstall'linkcheck'SetupAdd alinkcheck.tomlto project directory, so linkcheck can pick-up settings.hostname="http://localhost:8000"entry_point="/dashboard"[[users]]username="admin"password="admin123"UsageUsage: linkcheck [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Django linkcheck command line tool

Options:
  --config TEXT  select config file
  --help         Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  browser  run linkcheck in browser-mode
  version  show linkcheck version
  visit    run linkcheck in visit-modeDocumentationOur documentation is onRead the docs.LicenseThe MIT License
Package: linkcheckerjs
Linkcheckerjs is the best tool ever to check your websites. It parses the pages using phantomjs in order to detect all the errors even if they come from css or javascript. Linkcheckerjs is free under MIT License.InstallationRequirementspython >= 2.6node & npm: please refer tonode docInstallation via Pippip install linkcheckerjsInstallation from sourcecd where_i_want_to_clone_linkcheckerjs

git clone https://github.com/LeResKP/linkcheckerjs.git

cd linkcheckerjs

python setup.py installBasic usageTo check recursively an URL like ‘https://www.python.org’ just type the following command in your terminal:linkcheckerjs https://www.python.orgNoteThe external links (not on the same domain) will not be checked strongly. It’s only check the page itself, nor the resources nor the links.Advanced usageWe will not see the powerful of creating a json and displaying the output separately here since it’s in development.
But for now it’s just useful when you lost the output of linkcheckerjs command.You can create a json output when running linkcheckerjs:linkcheckerjs https://www.python.org -o /tmp/linkcheckerjs-output.jsonTo read the generated json, type in your terminal:linkreaderjs https://www.python.org -o /tmp/linkcheckerjs-output.json
Package: linkchecker-tryer
# linkchecker-tryer
A wrapper for linkchecker to retry failed links.## Installation
You need to install linkchecker first:https://github.com/wummel/linkcheckerLinkchecker-tryer hasn’t registered in Pypi yet. So you need[sudo] python setup.py install## Usagelinkchecker –check-externhttp://my.link| linkchecker-tryer
Package: linkcheckmd
Linkchecker for Markdown-based static generated sitesBlazing-fast (10000 Markdown files per second) Python asyncio /aiohttpbased simple check of links in Markdown .md files only.
This tool is very helpful for large Markdown-based Jekyll and Hugo sites as
well as Markdown-basedMkDocsdocumentation projects.
It is very fast and simple--it's what we use to checkhttps://www.scivision.devInstallfor latest release:python-mpipinstalllinkcheckmdor for latest development version.gitclonehttps://github.com/scivision/linkchecker-markdown

pipinstall-elinkchecker-markdownUsageThe static site generator does NOT have to be running for these tests.
This program looks at the Markdown .md files directly.If any local or remote links are determined to be missing, the following happens:the file containing the bad link and the link is printed to "stdout"the program will exit with code 22 instead of 0 after all files are checkedThe bad links are printed to stdout since the normal operation of this program is to check for errors.
Due to the fast, concurrent checking and numerous pages checked, there may be diagnostics printed to stderr.
That way library error messages can be kept separate from the missing page locations printed on stdout.The examples assume webpage Markdown files have top-level directory ~/web.If using the linkchecker on an MkDocs documentation project, Markdown files
are typically found in a~/docsdirectory.Python codeimportlinkcheckmdaslclc.check_links("~/web")Command-lineThis program may be invoked by either:linkcheckMarkdownorpython-mlinkcheckmdJekyllpython-mlinkcheckmd~/web/_postsHugopython-mlinkcheckmd~/web/contentMkDocs Documentationpython-mlinkcheckmd~/docsThe-v--verboseoptions prints the URLs as they are checked.
Observe that URLs from different markdown files are interleaved, showing the asynchronous nature of this program.BenchmarkFor benchmarking and reference, we include a synchronous Requests-based method.
For a website with 100+ pages, compare times of:Git precommitSee./examples/pre-commitscript for aGit hook pre-commitPython script.Tox and CIThis program can also be used as a check for bad links during continuous integration
testing or when usingtox.AlternativesStrict anti-leeching methods can cause false positives with this and other link checking programs.Alternative solutions include:asyncio-based web browser interface like ArsenicGo-basedhtmltest.GitHub Actionfor checking links in Markdown files.Netlify link-checkpluginLinkChecker.py: too many false positives/negatives, very slow and only works with HTML.
Package: linkcheck-pkg-MLJBrackett
Link CheckLink Check is a Python program for finding good/dead links in any file type.UsageInstall the program requirements prior to usepipinstall-rrequirements.txtFor the program to run with a file you must either use the -f or -r flagUse the -h/--help flags to see arguementspythonlink_check.py-hCheck URLswithoutredirect supportpythonlink_check.py-flinks.txtCheck URLswithredirect support (Redirection causes the program to run slower)pythonlink_check.py-rlinks.txtOutput only good URLSpythonlink_check.py-g-flinks.txtOutput only bad URLSpythonlink_check.py-b-flinks.txtJSON formatted output of URLSpythonlink_check.py-j-flinks.txtCheck version of toolpythonlink_check.py-vYou can use -j & -g/-b to get an JSON output of only good/bad URLSpythonlink_check.py-j-g-flinks.txtContributingContributions are welcomed please checkCONTRIBUTING.md, if you think you have a good idea or see an improvement that you can make, create an issue or submit a pull request.LicenseDistributed under theMITLicense. See LICENSE for more information.
Package: linkcutter
Link cutter (via cutt.ly API)Make your link shorter!requires Redis server on the local machine! (read more below)linkcuttershortens links using servicesCutt.ly APISearch parameters:link- original link (http://example.com)key- API service key from cutt.ly (8c20a834fa0982f435f85d937a9628da47e8f)Returned attributes for each link:status- status code (7)fullLink- original link (http://example.com)date- date of shortening the link (18.07.2020)shortLink- shortened link (https://cutt.ly/Pah5izz)title- website title (Example Domain)Installationpip3installlinkcutterUsage>>>importlinkcutter>>>link=linkcutter.get_link("http://example.com")>>>link.status7>>>link.title'Example Domain'>>>link.shortLink'https://cutt.ly/Pah5izz'Redis server use!This packet requires launched Redis server!This is necessary to remember all the links that you shortened using this package. They can be obtained viaredis-cliusing a short link as a key (viaget).>gethttps://cutt.ly/Pah5izz"http://example.com"This function hasn't been finalized, I will try to finish it as soon as possible.ContributingPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.LicenseMIT
Package: link.dbrequest
link.dbrequestis a database agnostic query system.Seedocumentationfor more informations.Installationpip install link.dbrequestFeaturesdatabase agnosticlazy query resolvingcached queriesqueries are uniqueExamplesGetting a backend:fromlink.middleware.coreimportMiddleware# Will open a QueryManager using a MongoDB backendmanager=Middleware.get_middleware_by_uri('query+mongo://localhost:27107/mydatabase/mycollection')# Will open a QueryManager using a SQL backendmanager=Middleware.get_middleware_by_uri('query+sql://localhost:5432/mydatabase/mytable')Operations on the backend:fromlink.dbrequest.expressionimportE,Ffromlink.dbrequest.assignmentimportAfromlink.dbrequest.comparisonimportCquery=manager.all()# get an iterable over all elementsmanager.create(A('foo','bar'))# put document {'foo': 'bar'} into databasedoc=manager.get(C('foo')!='bar')# get single element, or NoneOperations on queries:docs=list(query)# iterate over query to execute the requestdocs=list(query)# use cache when iterating again# create a new query from the first oneq2=query.filter(C('foo')=='bar')assertqueryisnotq2# exclude documents without a field named "bar"q3=q2.exclude(~C('bar'))# filter documents "weight > 5" and "prop1 < prop2 * 5"q4=q3.filter((C('weight')>5)&(C('prop1')<(E('prop2')*5)))# set "prop3 = prop1 + prop2" on q2 resultdocs=q2.update(A('prop3',E('prop1')+E('prop2')))# delete documentsq3.delete()Operations on documents:# save/delete a single documentdoc.save()doc.delete()Donating