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Package: livecodingtv-publisher
LiveCoding.tv publisher based on AVConvInstallationpip install livecodingtv-publisherUsageUsage: livecodingtv-publisher [options]Options:-h,--helpshow this help message and exit-cCONFFILE,--conffile=CONFFILEConffile (default: .livecoding-publisher.cfg)-lLOGFILE,--logfile=LOGFILELog file (default: /dev/stdout)--loglevel=LOGLEVELLog level (default: 20)Configuration file example in:/usr/share/doc/livecodingtv-publisher/
Package: live-debugger
OverviewLive Debugger is a library for CPython that allows to collect stacktrace data from running
processes in production environments without stopping the world. The library provides
safe building blocks and concepts for developers to collect stack snapshot from
processes. It is designed to be minimal and extensible. It also makes no assumptions
on what the process plans to do with the collected data, focusing only on providing immutable
safe data.The debugger implementation uses CPython debugging functions available in the standard
library to intercept function call and collect stack frames data. Stackframes are transformed
into immutable data structures so no harm can be done to the running process.The main benefits of using this library are:Free (as in freedom)Depends only on CPython standard librariesEasy to extendEasy to useSmall codebaseInstallationThis library is available inPyPIso you can install it as a normal Python package:pipinstalllive-debuggerUsage>>>fromlive_debuggerimportapi>>>cookie=api.add_point("flask_example/app.py",33,print)>>>api.clear_point(cookie)NextAsync supportAnonymizationCreditsYunier Rojas GarcíaChatGPT – for helping me writing this READMELicenseAGPL v3
Package: livedoc
TestsDownloadsAboutStatusAboutInspired byConcordion, and a little bit byFitnesseandRobotFramework,LiveDocis a way to maintain documentation live.The idea is to use documentation as test, so documentation is tested as well. This way you will be sure it is always updated and you can show beautiful reports to the Product Owners.PrinciplesShould be simple, soevalwill be used to process the embedded code.Should be easy to be used, by supportingMarkdownto avoid hard HTML.Should be extensible, by allowing custom fixtures, likeConcordiondoes.Should be powerful, by providing tools to simplify the work, just likeRobotFrameworklibraries do.ComparativeFeatureConcordionFitnesseRobotFrameworkLiveDocMarkdown supportYesNoNoYesCustomizable outputNoNoNoYesXunit integrationYesYesYesNoXunit resultsYesYesYesYesREST test facilitiesNoNoYesPlanedTables to write examplesYesYesYesYesFixtures languageJavaManyPython or JavaPythonHTML generators integrationNoNoNoYesDifferent kind of tablesNoYesNoPlanedGenerates test codeNoNoNoPlanedHow does it work?LiveDocparses the generated HTML, searching some special code. You can generate that code anyway you want.In order to writeMarkdowneasily, I’ve chosen theConcordionway: by adding links to-with code in thetitleattribute. Example:<a href=”-” title=”a = TEXT”>5</a>This will show the value,5as usual HTML text, but will assign the text to the variablea. Now you can operate with it:<a href=”-” title=”a += TEXT”>5</a>And check the result:<a href=”-” title=”a == TEXT”>10</a>Or just show it (LiveDocwill show anything assigned toOUTvariable):<a href=”-” title=”OUT = a”></a>And you can add text in between:By setting the value of <a href=”-” title=”a = TEXT”>5</a> and adding <a href=”-” title=”a += TEXT”>5</a> more, it will return <a href=”-” title=”a == TEXT”>10</a>.But this is hard to be written and read, so it can be simplified by usingMarkdown:By setting the value of [5](- “a = TEXT”) and adding [5](- “a += TEXT”) more, it will return [10](- “a == TEXT)”.Additionally, it is possible to set the test name just assigning the name toTESTNAMEvariable, grouping any following comparision as an assert to that test:If TESTNAME is set to the [test name](- “TESTNAME = TEXT”), then any comparison will be added to that test.By default, any title (h1,h2, …) is set as the test name.Remember that to make it even easier,any comparision is an assertion.Roadmap0.5.0: advanced fixturesFAQDoes LiveDoc support python 2?No. Python 2 is deprecated and will be retired on 2020, so please, move on to Python 3.
Package: livedoorblog
livedoorblogLivedoor Blog API Client for PythonDependencies・requestsInstallpipinstalllivedoorblogUsagefromlivedoorblogimportLivedoorBlogLB=LivedoorBlog('<USER_NAME>','<API_KEY>')Functionget articlesarticles=LB.get_articles()get categoryscategorys=LB.get_categorys()Developerpytest
Package: liveearthquakeindonesia
Latest-Indonesia-EarthquakeThe package will get the latest earthquake from BMKG | Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical AgencyHow it Work ?The package will scrape fromBMKGto get latest quake happened in Indonesia
This package will use BeautifulSoup4 and Requests, to produce output in the form of JSON that is ready to be used in web or mobile applicationsHow to Useimport gempaterkini

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('Aplikasi utama')
    result = gempaterkini.ekstrasi_data()
    gempaterkini.tampilkan_data(result)AuthorRizal Mustofa
Package: live-fast-api
live-apiA framework for developing responsive, live and dynamic RESTService APIs with python.first of allspecifics:writen and owned by: Shahaf Frank-Shapirall the rights are saved for: Shahaf Frank-Shapirprogram version: 0.0.0programming languages: python 3.9.12 (100%)before we startdescription:A framework for developing responsive, live and dynamic RESTService APIs with python.dependencies:opening:
As for this is a really 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 3.8 might not work properly. Moreover, built-in python modules are being used, so keep that in mind.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: livefyre
Livefyre’s official library for common server-side tasks necessary for
getting Livefyre apps (comments, reviews, etc.) working on your website.Works with Python versions: 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, 3.3InstallationRun this line:$ pip install livefyreDocumentationLocatedhere.ContributingFork itCreate your feature branch (git checkout-bmy-new-feature)Commit your changes (git commit-am'Add some feature')Push to the branch (git push originmy-new-feature)Create new Pull RequestNote: any feature update on any of Livefyre’s libraries will need to be
reflected on all libraries. We will try and accommodate when we find a
request useful, but please be aware of the time it may take.LicenseMIT
Package: live-host
Live-HostLive-Host a robust module for checking if a host is liveThis module checks if a target host is alive by sending a get request to the host.InstallationYou can install this module usingpip. Just runpip install live-host.UsageTo check if a host is alive, you can use theis_live()function. This function takes a hostname or IP address as an argument. For example:from live_host.check_host import is_live

if is_live('www.google.com'):
	print('Host is alive!')
else:
	print('Host is down')Why Live-HostWell its a easy and fast way of checking if a target host is available
could be a website, cloud database, API or any resource your application
needs to communicate with. so your application can take appropriate
action depending on the results from live-hostSupported platformsThis module is supported on Python 3 or later, and is tested on Windows, Linux, and macOS.DependenciesThis module requires requests moduleSource codeThe source code for this module is available athttps://github.com/TaqsBlaze/Live-Host.LicenseThis module is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.NoteLive-Host is still under development any contributions are welcomedFeel free to report bugs if any found and also suggest features or changesAuthorAuthor: Tanaka ChinengunduEmail:tanakah30@mail.com
Package: livehtml
Live HTML=========Simple tool that helps you to desing in the browser. You just need pythoninterpreter:>>> import livehtml>>> livehtml.start_server('.')Now you can just open your favorite text editor or IDE, create new html file,write something like:<!doctype html><html><head></head><body></body></html>in this file and open it in browser like:http://127.0.0.1:8888/new-file.htmlAnd after any changes you'l save in your file you can immediately see thechanges in browser.
Package: liveisstracker
A command line utility to get stats from International Space Station.
Live ISS tracker was originally an application built around streamlit to show the position of
the international space station on an orthographic view on the globe. This utility extends its
functionality to provide some useful stats of the international space station.Usage:liveisstracker[OPTIONS]liveisstrackercangetlocation,speedandpass-overcountrybasedoncurrentlocationofInternationalSpaceStationOptions:-i,--get-iss-locationGetthecurrentlocationofInternationalSpaceStation+GoogleMAPURL-s,--get-iss-speedGetthecurrentgroundspeedofInternationalSpaceStation-c,--get-countryGetthecountryabovewhichtheISSiscurrentpassingover-p,--plot-issFILENAME.pngPlotthecurrentpositionofInternationalSpaceStationonamap-h,--helpShowthismessageandexit.Get stats from International Space Station$liveisstracker-i-sTimestamp(UTC):2021-11-1715:52:05ISSisatLat:24.6399Lon:30.1919https://maps.google.com/?q=24.6399,30.1919&ll=24.6399,30.1919&z=3GroundSpeedofInternationalSpaceStationis~24833.19Km/hInstallationInstallliveisstrackerusingpip:$pipinstallliveisstracker--upgrade--no-cache-dirRequirementsPython>= 3.6Pandas1.0.4geopy= 1.20.0geographiclib= 1.50plotly= 5.3.1basemap = 1.3.2
Package: livejson
livejsonAn interface to transparently bind Python objects to JSON files, so that all changes made to the object are reflected in the JSON filelivejsonallows you to cleanly manipulate JSON objects as though they were Pythondicts, with your file transparently updating in the background. It'spure-python with no dependencies, and compatible across Python 2 and Python 3.livejsonis:Easy: uselivejsonwith the same interface as Pythonlists anddicts, meaning it can basically be used as a drop-in replacement.Flexible:livejsonfully supports complex nestings oflists anddicts, meaning it can represent any valid JSON file.Compatible:livejsonworks perfectly on both Python 2 and Python 3.Lightweight:livejsonis a single file with no external dependencies. Just install and go!Reliable: by default, no caching is used. Every single time you access alivejson.Database, it's read straight from the file. And every time you write to it, the change is instant. No delays, no conflicts. However, if efficiency is important, you can use the context manager to perform "grouped writes", which allow for performing a large number of operations with only one write at the end.100% test coveredBe confident thatlivejsonis working properlylivejsoncan be used for:Database storage: you can uselivejsonto easily write flexible JSON databases, without having to worry about complexopenandcloseoperations, or learning how to use thejsonmodule.Debugging: You can uselivejsonto back up your Python objects. If you use alivejson.Databaseinstead of adictor alistand your script crashes you'll still  have a hard copy of your object. And you barely had to change any of your code.General-purpose JSON: If your script or application needs to interact with JSON files in any way, consider usinglivejson, for simplicity's sake.livejsoncan make your code easier to read and understand, and also save you time.Thanks todgelessusfor naming this project.Installinglivejsonsupports both Python 2 and 3, and can be easily installed withpip.# Python 2sudopipinstalllivejson# Python 3sudopip3installlivejsonAfter installing, you can justimport livejsonfrom your code!Example usageBasic usage:importlivejsonf=livejson.File("test.json")f["a"]="b"# That's it, the file has been written to!As a context manager:importlivejsonwithlivejson.File("test.json")asf:f["a"]="b"
Package: livekit-plugins-google
LiveKit Plugins GoogleAgent Framework plugin for services from Google Cloud. Currently supporting Google'sSpeech-to-TextAPI.Installationpipinstalllivekit-plugins-googlePre-requisitesFor credentials, you'll need a Google Cloud account and obtain the correct credentials. Credentials can be passed directly or set asGOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSenvironment variable.
Package: livekit-server-sdk-python
LiveKit Server SDKAPI Reference:https://docs.livekit.io/guides/server-apiExamplesGenerate Access Token for a Clientimportlivekitgrant=livekit.VideoGrant(room_join=True,room="My Cool Room")access_token=livekit.AccessToken("<api key>","<api secret>",grant=grant,identity="bob",name="Bob")token=access_token.to_jwt()UsingRoomServiceClientimportlivekitclient=livekit.RoomServiceClient("<host>","<api key>","<api secret>")client.mute_published_track(room="<room name>",identity="Bob",track_sid="<track sid>",muted=True,)Local DevelopmentMake sure you clone with submodules:$gitclone--recurse-submoduleshttps://github.com/tradablebits/livekit-server-sdk-python.gitOr if you have already cloned:$gitsubmoduleupdate--initDependenciesgolang >= 1.17https://go.dev/doc/installprotocUbuntu:sudo apt install protobuf-compilerprotoc-gen-twirpygo install github.com/verloop/twirpy/protoc-gen-twirpy@latestmake sure~/go/binis in your$PATHpre-commitEnvironment SetupSet up the python virtual environment:$python3-mvenvenv
$sourceenv/bin/activate
$pipinstall--editable'.[dev]'$pre-commitinstallRun testsTheRoomServiceClienttests require a running LiveKit server.
See theLiveKit Getting Startedpage.The tests use the following environment variables to locate the LiveKit server.exportLIVEKIT_HOST='http://localhost:7880'exportLIVEKIT_API_KEY='<api key>'exportLIVEKIT_API_SECRET='<api secret>'Run the tests:$pytestUpdatingprotocolThebuild.shscript pulls the latest tag and builds$./bin/build.sh
Package: livelatestearthquake-indonesia
Lates Earthquake in IndonesiaThis package will get the live latest earthquake from BMKG | Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical AgencyHOW IT WORK?This package will scrape fromBMKGto get live latest quake happend in indonesiaHOW TO USE?import latestearthquake

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('~~~Live Earthquake Application~~~')
    result = latestearthquake.ekstraksi_data()
    latestearthquake.show_data(result)This package will use from Beautifulsoup4 and Request, to produce output in the form of JSON that's ready to be used in web or mobile applications
Package: livelex-qt
Small Python library to use livelex with Qt’s QTextDocumentThis module depends on livelex.Homepage:https://github.com/wbsoft/livelex-qtDownload:https://pypi.org/project/livelex-qtExample:fromPyQt5.QtWidgetsimportQApplicationfromPyQt5.QtGuiimportQTextDocumentapp=QApplication([])importlivelexqtimportlivelex.lang.xmllexicon=livelex.lang.xml.Xml.rootdoc=QTextDocument()livelexqt.SyntaxHighlighter.instance(doc,lexicon)# Now the text in the document is automatically highlighted using the# specified root lexicon.
Package: livelog
liveloglivelogis yet another Python logger.Its main purpose is to provide live logging for situation where logging to console is not possible. For example working on a GUI, TUI, a software plugin or a script instanciated from a different shell.It provides aLoggerobject for your code and a built-in reader to see your logs in real time from another shell.
Even if its overall behavior is opinionated it does offer some customization.DemoInstallationpython3 -m pip install livelogLoggingBasicsIn your code, create aLoggerinstance with:fromlivelogimportLoggerlogger=Logger()ParametersLoggertakes multiple optional arguments:file(str): Path for your logging file. Default is a file named "livelog.log" in your system tmp directory.level(str): Minimum level to be logged. Default is "DEBUG", you can also select "INFO", "WARNING", and "ERROR". Note that level filtering can also be done directly from the reader.enabled(bool): Whether logging is enabled or not. Default is True.erase(bool): Whether preexisting logging file should be erased or not. Default is True.fromlivelogimportLoggerlogger=Logger(file="/home/user/",level="INFO",enabled=False,erase=False)MethodsUse the following methods to write log messages:logger.debug("message")logger.info("message")logger.warn("message")logger.error("message")fromlivelogimportLoggerlogger=Logger()logger.debug("This is a debug message")logger.info("This is an info message")logger.warn("This is a warning message")logger.error("This is an error message")AttributesYou can get and set attributes after instantiation:fromlivelogimportLoggerlogger=Logger(file="/tmp/file.log")logger.debug("This will write to /tmp/file.log")logger.file="/tmp/another_file.log"logger.debug("This will write to /tmp/another_file.log")logger.level="ERROR"logger.debug("This debug message will not be written.")logger.enabled=Falselogger.error("Logging disabled. This error message will not be written.")Singletonlivelogalso provides a built-in singleton:your_first_file.pyfromlivelogimportLoggerSingletonlogger=LoggerSingleton(file="/tmp/file.log")logger.debug("This will write to /tmp/file.log")another_file.pyfromlivelogimportLoggerSingletonlogger=LoggerSingleton()# LoggerSingleton() returned the instance from your first file.logger.debug("This will write to /tmp/file.log")ReadingAlthough you can access to your logging file like any other, you can use the provided reader.If you did not specify a file forLoggersimply use:python3 -m liveloglivelogwill read in real time the default log file.Options-for--file- Set the path of your logging file-lor--level- Set the minimum log level to be read.--nocolors- Do not print colorsExample:python3 -m livelog -f /tmp/myfile.log -l INFO --nocolors
Package: lively-tk
Lively v1.1.0You can find the documentation for livelyhereLivelyStudioFor an interface to configure Lively, seeLivelyStudio.AboutLively PackageThe Lively framework provides a highly configurable toolkit for commanding robots in mixed modalities while incorporating liveliness motions. It is adapted fromRelaxedIKframework, and compatible with Python and Javascript/Node.To configure a robot, the easiest method is to use the LivelyStudio interface in theLivelyStudiorepository, which is a system for configuring and programming the robot visually.DocumentationDocumentation is provided on ourgithub pages site. It provides an API overview and online tutorials.Getting HelpPlease feel free to post in ourGithub Discussions, or if you found an issue, report ithere.ContributingPython InstructionsTo build, download andcdto this directory. Then run:# Install Maturinpip3installmaturin# If you just want to install locally or develop:maturindevelopDeploy to GitHub PageTo deploy, runyarn deployfrom themainbranch in thedocsdirectory. We will need to redeploy every time we make new changes to the documentataion.Javascript InstructionsTo build, download andcdto this directory. Then run:# Build the javascript bundlewasm-packbuild--scopepeople_and_robots--targetbundler----featuresjsbindings# Packwasm-packpack# Publishwasm-packpublish--access=publicReferences[^1]:Rakita, Daniel, Bilge Mutlu, and Michael Gleicher. "PROXIMA: An Approach for Time or Accuracy Budgeted Collision Proximity Queries." Proceedings of Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS). 2022.http://www.roboticsproceedings.org/rss18/p043.pdf
Package: livemasjid
#LivemasjidThis package provides a pythonic interface to subscribe
to updates from Livemasjid as well as to get the current
status of Livemasjid streams.fromlivemasjidimportLivemasjiddefmy_callback(topic,message,status):print(topic)print(message)print(status)if__name__=="__main__":lm=Livemasjid(subscriptions=['activestream'])lm.register_on_message_callback(my_callback)lm.update_status()status=lm.get_status()lm.start()
Package: liveness
K8S-liveness Python LibraryThis is the K8s-liveness project; it contains a basic library for creating and referncing timestamps in order to determine if a piece of code is running or not, from a k8s perspective.The base class, Timestamp, is intended to be inherited. Each project implementation must specify its own maximum_age attribute within the defined subclass.UsageThis entrypoint is used to determine if this service is still active/alive from a kubernetes liveness probe perspective.This service is deemed to be 'alive' and healthy if the main loop has executed relatively recently. The period of time for how frequently the agent checks for operational work is defined as a function of event frequency from kubernetes, so this liveness probe needs a larger than normal window to account for periods of time without a recent liveness cycle.ExampleSee the example inmainThis main routine exists as an example; each project should implement their own main routine within their own liveness project. Then, a helm chart deployment may reference the projects newly created module by adding this yaml snippet to your helm chart or PodSpec.Helm Chart or PodSpeclivenessProbe:exec:command:-python3-"-m"-"myservice.liveness"initialDelaySeconds:10periodSeconds:30Python CodeimportsysimportloggingimportosfromlivenessimportTIMESTAMP_PATHfromliveness.timestampimportTimestampLOGGER=logging.getLogger('liveness.main')DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL=logging.INFOdefsetup_logging():log_format="%(asctime)-15s-%(levelname)-7s-%(name)s-%(message)s"requested_log_level=os.environ.get('LOG_LEVEL',DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL)log_level=logging.getLevelName(requested_log_level)logging.basicConfig(level=log_level,format=log_format)if__name__=='__main__':setup_logging()timestamp=Timestamp.byref(TIMESTAMP_PATH)iftimestamp.alive:LOGGER.info("%sis considered valid; the application is alive!",timestamp)sys.exit(0)else:LOGGER.warning("Timestamp is no longer considered valid.")sys.exit(1)
Package: live-pandoc
live-pandoclive-pandoc is simple script designed to run a pandoc command against a file when changes to that file are detected.Installationpipinstalllive-pandocQuickstartlive-pandoc was designed to be used identically to how pandoc would be used.For example, if running the following pandoc command:pandocREADME.md-oREADME.pdfThe live-pandoc command would run as:live-pandocREADME.md-oREADME.pdfWhen changes are detected inREADME.md,pandoc README.md -o README.pdfwill be run.