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Package: mentat-ng
For more information about this project please refer to following resources:Official project webpageOfficial project documentationIssue tracking systemCode repositoryCopyrightCopyright: (C) since 2011 CESNET, z.s.p.o (http://www.ces.net/)Author: Jan Mach <jan.mach@cesnet.cz>Use of this package is governed by the MIT license, see LICENSE file.
Package: mention
A Python wrapper around the Mention API.Installation$python3-mpipinstallmention>>>frommentionimportFetchAMentionAPI>>>first_mention=FetchAMentionAPI('access_token','account_id','alert_id','mention_id')>>>first_mention_data=first_mention.query()>>>title=first_mention_data['title']ExamplesFetch all alerts of an account>>>allAlerts=mention.FetchAlertsAPI(access_token,account_id)>>>data=nandosAlert.query()>>>alertsList=data['alerts']>>>alertsList[5]['alert']['name']'Nandos'>>>data['alert']['query']['included_keywords']['Nandos','Flame-grilled Chicken','Peri-Peri Sauce']Fetch a mention>>>nandosMention=mention.FetchAMentionAPI(access_token,account_id,alert_id,mention_id)>>>data=nandosMention.query()>>>data['title']"Nando's launches their own food ordering app">>>data['description']"Nando's has launched their own app that will allow people to order their favourite meal from the comfort...oftheirownhome.">>>data['original_url']'https:\/\/www.iol.co.za\/business-report\/technology\/nandos-launches-their-own-food-...ordering-app-18378360'Read MoreFull DocumentationInstallationBasic UsageContributing
Package: mentord
Example use:frommentordimport*User_client:Client=Client()User_client.connect(token='YOUR TOKEN')Use decorators:@on_ready(client=User_client,delay=5.0)defclient_on_ready()->None:print('Self-bot is started!')@on_message(client=User_client,delay=0.5)defclient_on_message(message:Message)->None:utils.channel_opers.ChannelOperations(channel=message.channel_id,client=User_client).send_message("hello!")
Package: mentormatch
J&J Cross-Sector Mentoring Program utility that matches mentors with mentees.Applications FormatIn MS Forms, export the applications to excel. Do this for both mentors and mentees.Combine these into a single excel file, with the mentor applications on amentorworksheet and the mentees on amenteeworksheet.Add a third worksheet titledfavor.
* Cell A1:wwid* Cell B1:favor* Filling out the remaining rows of this worksheet is optional, but the worksheet and its headers are not.
* If there are anymenteesyou want to give priority to, add their wwid to column A. Add a positive integer to column B. Default to assigning afavorof 1 to these mentees. That alone with give them preference over all others. If you want to give any mentees on this sheet priority over others on the sheet, then give them a higher number. You can use as many different numbers as you like.Quick StartInstall PythonInstall Python 3.8. You’ll need elevated priveleges to do so. Be sure to check the “Add to PATH” box during installation.Open a terminal (Command Prompt or PowerShell)Press theWindows Keyand typecmdto search for the Windows command promptInstallmentormatchIn Command Prompt, typepip install mentormatchIf this throws an error, try instead:python-mpip install mentormatch. Hint: the up-arrow accesses previous commands to reduce the amount of typing you need to do.RunmentormatchIn Command Prompt, typementormatchFollow the instructions to
Package: mentos
Long Lasting Mesos freshness for PythonThe main goal is to provide a low-complexity and feature rich support
for pure python Mesos Frameworks, but also to learn things.There be dragonsmentos is still quite experimental right now. No production frameworks
have been built using it.Notable FeaturesPure python so no C++ meddlingFull featured Zookeeper and Redirect based Master detectionDict based for simplicityTask scheduling should be quite fast due to the asynchronous nature
of the networking engineNice policy based reconnect and retry systemFancy Testing and Development enviroment based on docker-composeInstallNot on pypi right now. Install from this repository.Tested Python Versions: - 2.7 - 3.5 - 3.6Requirements: - Mesos > 0.28 - ZookeeperDevelopmentRundocker-composeupto get a working instalation of Mesos going.Requirements: - docker - docker-compose > 1.6.0ExamplesAn example Mesos Scheduler and Executor can be found in the examples
folder. It runs one task and then starts declining offers. The Task
basically transmits and prints a message. Excuse the magic.Tests[x] utils[x] states[x] interface[x] retry[x] exceptions[x] connection[x] subscription[x] executor[x] schedulerDocumentationNot there yetOutlookThe long term goal is for this to serve as a base forSatyrand other more high level
Python based frameworks.AcknowledgementsThis has been heavily based onzoonadoand was influenced bySatyrandPyMesosand shares some utility
code with both. The RecordIO format parsing was lifted from mrocklinsgist.
Package: mentpy
Thementpylibrary is an open-source software for simulations of
measurement-based quantum computing circuits. Currently, this package is in its alpha version and many features are still in development.InstallationYou can install the stable release ofmentpyfrom PyPI using:pipinstallmentpyFor the latest, potentially unstable version, you can install directly from the source:pipinstallgit+https://github.com/mentpy/mentpy.gitIf you're contributing tomentpyand need to install development dependencies, you can do so using:gitclonehttps://github.com/mentpy/mentpy.gitcdmentpy
pipinstall-e'.[dev]'This command installsmentpyin editable mode with its additional development dependencies.UsageTo simulate a measurement pattern, you can use themp.PatternSimulator.importmentpyasmpst=mp.templates.grid_cluster(2,4)ps=mp.PatternSimulator(st)output=ps(np.random.rand(len(st.outputc)))For visualization of circuits, you can use themp.draw(st)functionTo calculate the lie algebra of a model $G_\theta$, you can use themp.utils.calculate_lie_algebrafunctionlie_alg=mp.utils.calculate_lie_algebra(st)len(lie_alg)>>16DocumentationThe documentation formentpycan be foundhere.ContributingWe welcome contributions tomentpy! Please see ourcontributing guidelinesfor more information.Licensementpyis licensed under theApache License 2.0.
Package: menu-beliebtheits-rechner
Menu BeliebtheitBerechnung der Beliebtheit von verschiedenen Menus basierend auf den Verkaufszahlen und Angebotskombinationen von verschiedenen Verkaufsstellen des Kanton Zürich (Spital, Kantine, etc.).Definition BeliebtheitDie Beliebtheit eines Menus wird berechnet aus der Verkaufswahrscheinlichkeit abhängig von einem bestimmten Tagesangebot. Bspw. werden in einem Altersheim drei Menus basierend auf Quornschnitzel, Schnitzel-Pommes und Thaicurry angeboten, wird sich Schnitzel-Pommes wahrscheinlich am Besten verkaufen. Ändert sich das Angebot zu bspw. Hackbraten, Schnitzel-Pommes und Gulasch ist nicht mehr eindeutig zu erwarten, dass Schnitzel-Pommes sich am Besten verkaufen wird.InstallationClone the git repositorygit clone https://github.com/biomodelling/menu_beliebtheit.gitSet up a virtual environementcd ./menu_beliebtheit
python3 -m venv envStep into the environmentsource env/bin/activateInstall the requirementspip3 -r REQUIREMENTS.TXTUsageYou can run the script with the commandpython3 main.py -o <input/file> -n <output-filename-with-file-ending>-o / --output-format = filethe script searches inmenu_beliebtheit/data/for.csvfiles, sorts them alphabetically and keeps the first in the list as data source. This data source should represent selling data in the formatdatemeal_linetot_soldmeal_componentmeal_labelsource2019-01-01Vegi.Triemli5Quornschnitzelvegetariantriemli192019-01-01Vegi.Triemli5Morchelsaucevegetariantriemli192019-01-01Vegi.Triemli5Basmatireisvegetariantriemli192019-01-01Vegi.Triemli5Salatvegetariantriemli192019-01-01Tageshit.Triemli30Kalbssteakmeattriemli192019-01-01Tageshit.Triemli30Morchelsaucemeattriemli192019-01-01Tageshit.Triemli30Griessgnocchimeattriemli192019-01-01Tageshit.Triemli30Grune Bohnenmeattriemli192019-01-01Budget.Triemli15NANAtriemli192019-01-02Vegi.Triemli15Gratinierte Spatzlipfanne mitvegetariantriemli192019-01-02Vegi.Triemli15Karotten  Federkohlvegetariantriemli192019-01-02Vegi.Triemli15Lauch und Bergkasevegetariantriemli192019-01-02Vegi.Triemli15Salatvegetariantriemli19-o / --output-format = inputan input argument in a specified format must be provided (Development stage)-n / --file-name = popularity.csvallows to specify the filename and its ending where the popularity values are stored. It will be stored in the following format and sorted by the popularity index.meal_componentpopularityappenzeller cordon bleu pommes frit salat0.018604kalbsbratwurst zwiebelsauc rosti salat0.010735zanderfilet bierteig remouladensauc petersilienkartoffeln salat0.009456kalbspiccata tomatensauc spaghetti salat0.008840zanderknusperli tartarsauc salzkartoffeln blattspinat0.008037ghackets rind hornli apfelmus salat0.007048
Package: menucraft
Cli Menu helper/utilityI got tired of using while loops over and over again to validate user inputs in simple programs that I have in school.
I wanted to focus on the core logic there rather that spend time reinventing the same looking menus.How it usualy goes. You have a list of menus u want to print out pretty. Usualy with numbers in frontThat would look like something like thisExample:Availablecommands:1)menu_item2)menu_item
>>orothertitle1)menu_item2)menu_item
>>No problem if you just have one menu. But if you have multiple menus and if your user has the option to come back to slightly diffrent menu?
It's a hassle and simply put annoying. Because u need to validate input, map it either to match the string you specified
or simply use numbers.
And what if you want to use both- numbers and the actual name as user input?BackstoryWhen I was building interactive fiction game in Python I came up with a solution.
Why not create an Menu object? And have all creating(printing) and validating logic inside there?
Yo you could even add extra function calls within those elements that are not even present by them selves
in the menu. Like in interactive fictions "hint" option.After I was done with my game and got my hands on new interactive menu programs, like simple book store
I created and uploaded my package on pypi so that I could use it whenever I want.So here is my solution :)Usage:InitalizationpipinstallmenucraftTakes user options as an python list like this(mandatory to be inside an list):frommenucraft.menuimportMenuinstance_name=Menu(["option_1","option_2"]):warning:Must be writen in lower case!Method show(inline, title)Method to print out options. Takes arguments: title:str, inline:boolTitle: available commands (default value). inline = True(default)Availablecommands:1)option_12)option_2title="Custom title :)", inline = FalseCustomtitle:)1)option_12)option_2Method index(menu_item_index)Method to use in if statements, simply useses the list items index
Remebember: list start with number 0. so first option_1 would be index(0)
Return the element of the index.instance_name=Menu(["option_1","option_2"])instance_name.show()choice=instance_name.validator()ifchoice==instance_name.index(0):#This will be choice_1print("do something")else:print("can only be the last element")# this will be choice_2 or last element in the listMethod validator()choice=instance_name.validator()choice is the variable that will be used in if statements to compare to instance_name.index(index)Takes an user input can be both numbers and full word, input is not case sensitive (human error handled)error messagesreturns an validated user optionMethod all()syntaxchoice=instance_name.all()uses instance_name.show()prints out the optionsReturns an validated choice from the options initiliizedTODOcome up with better way of adding menu items. Instead of passing them as [item...]Make so that you can pass in functions that require to pass in user input that is validated inside thereMore customization for example to be able to change ">> " to smth else?
Package: menufather
menufather Ver 1.0menufatheris a simple and lightweight python library for creating console-based menus (windows / linux) .INSTALLATIONit can installed usingpip:Linux:python3 -m pip install menufatherorWindows:pip install menufatherCreating the first menu !at first we declare our menu items in the "items" list as strings .
then we create a menu usingmenufather.Menu(title , items)function . after that , we can show our menu usingmenu.show()method.we should make a loop in our program .in our while loop we should use asleep(ex : 0.5s sleep)menu.get_selected_item()can be used for getting the selected item by user . it returns the index of selected item in "items" list if user has selected an item else it returnsNoneonce we get selected item by this function , the next round this function returnsNoneuntil user selects another item so we should save the result of this function in a variable at the first of loop (selectedvariable) .Result :Locking and Unlocking Menuthe two methodsmenu.lock()andmenu.unlock(), can lock or unlock the menu . when menu is locked , user can't navigate or select anything on it .Updating menu itemswe can update an item in the menu usingmenu.updateItem(itemIndex , new).itemIndexis the index of item in the "items" list that we want to update andnewis the string value we want to replace .example :menu.updateItem(2 , "Contact"). this changes item index 2 in the menu to "Contact" .ReCreating the menusometimes we want to have some items that can create a new menu when user selects that .menu.reCreate(new_title , new_items)can do this .new_titleis the title of the new menu andnew_itemsis a list that contains the items of new menu .example :after running this source , if we select "goto menu 2" item , a new menu appears (menu 2) ...Auto Scrollingif your items are too many , don't worry ! menufather simulate a scrolling state for items :‍
Package: menu-header-wagtail
Wagtail HeaderFull navigation header, menus, sub menus, internal and external links and documents, simple integrated design.Version Python:^3Version django:^3Version wagtail:^2.8Installationpip install menu_header_wagtailAddmenu_header_wagtailto your installed appsRun migrations./ manage.py migrateUsageImport in models of appmy_app/models.pyfrommenu_header_wagtail.modelsimportHeaderPageAdd the modelHeaderPageto the page model asForeignKeyin your HomePage or other pagesclassHomePage(Page):header=models.ForeignKey(HeaderPage,null=True,blank=True,on_delete=models.SET_NULL,related_name='+')...and then in content...content_panels=Page.content_panels+[SnippetChooserPanel('header'),...]And to render:Load tag and pass param page{% load menu_header_wagtail_tag %}

{% render_header_ui page %}NOTE:If you have nested pages, then use the get_parent_page tag and the child page as a parameter.When you get it, you must indicate the type of page that the parent is:page_parent.{type_page}{% get_parent_page page as page_parent %}

{% render_header page_parent.homepage %}And finally, stop and start serverUsing this type of menu is important because it allows you to reuse as well as create different ones for different pages.Made with â™¥ byJose Florez
Package: menulist
menulist - Make your menu driven programA Helper pip package for menu driven program. This pip package helps you automate your program manage from command line using menu driven. SamAssumptions:Assuming python is installed on your system.Installmenuliston your system using :pip install menulistDevelopment:Clean ununsed:rm -rf build/ dist/ *egg* **.pyc __pycache__Build package:python setup.py bdist_wheeldeploy package:python -m twine upload dist/*
Package: menuplaceholder
AboutThemenuplaceholderapplication allows users to add placeholders to the menu
of aMezzanineCMS website. Menu placeholders
are “dummy” menu items, which can be used for organising submenus. Users can
view them (and their children); unlike other types of menu items (such as those
for rich text pages), users cannot click on placeholders to open them.
Menu placeholders are provided to structure the hierarchy of
pages on a site, but are not used to provide content.Themenuplaceholderapp works with the following things:Primary menusMobile menusDropdown menusFootersBreadcrumbsInstallation and usageYou can either go:pip install menuplaceholderOr download this source and go:python setup.py installThen add"menuplaceholder"toINSTALLED_APPSin the settings.py file
for your Django installation, preferablyat the beginning. Afterwards:python manage.py makemigrations menuplaceholder
python manage.py migrateOnce this is done, adding a placeholder menu item (or ten) is trivial.Go to the Mezzanine dashboard.UnderContent, click onPagesin order to “Select Page to change”.Pick the part of the menu hierarchy you wish to add a menu placeholder, and
click on “Add…”. The dropdown menu now have a new item: “Menu placeholder”.
Select it.Choose aTitleand then click onSave.Note: If you place"menuplaceholder"inINSTALLED_APPSafter"mezzanine.pages", you will find your dummy menu items clickable (and
thus not dummy menu items at all). That’s because the main magic of this app is
rewriting the default Mezzanine menu templates, and if you put"mezzanine.pages"first, it “wins”. However, if you put"menuplaceholder"first, it should take priority.DependenciesThemenuplaceholderapp has been trialled with both Python 2.7 and 3.5.
The other dependencies are:Django (1 .x; has not been tested on 2.x)Mezzanine (4 .x)Versions0.1 (April 5th 2018) - Initial release. (Bug fix version 0.1.6 on April 8th.)CopyrightCopyright (c) 2017-2018Peter Murphy<peterkmurphy@gmail.com>.
Package: menupy
menupyInteractive Python MenuAboutCLI Menu creation with easy, fast, flexible usage for the programmer, and a clean layout for their users.DocumentationDocumentation is available athttps://menupy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ExamplesOption MenuimportmenupyNewMenu=menupy.OptionMenu("Title",title_color="cyan")NewMenu.add_option("Option Selection #1")NewMenu.add_option("Option Selection #2",color="red")NewMenu.add_option("Option Selection #3",color="green")result=NewMenu.run()Input MenuimportmenupyNewMenu=menupy.InputMenu("Title",title_color="cyan")NewMenu.add_input("Input #1")NewMenu.add_input("Input #2",color="magenta")NewMenu.add_input("Input #3",color="yellow",input_text="default",input_color="blue")result=NewMenu.run()LicenseThis project is licensed under the terms of theMIT License.
Package: menu.py
menu.pycreated by: deadyetiContact via e-mailContact via discordlinksview on githubview on PyPIIntroduction⚠️menu.pyis still in the early stages of development, it is not recommended that you download this package at this time.menu.pyonly works on Windows.menu.pyis a lightweight and easy-to-use python package used to quickly and efficiently create in-terminal menus that work in bothCommand PromptandWindows PowerShell. Usingmenu.py, a user can either create a selection menu, where one selects an option from a pre-determined list of options,or a user-input menu, where users type their input.(not yet implemented)Key Features✔️ fast and efficient✔️ supports the use of colors✔️ variable refresh-rate✔️ easy to use✔️ actively supportedInstallationTo install this module using pip:py -m pip install menu.pyI always try to keep the most up-to-date version on pypi, but in case you need to install the most up-to-date version from github:$ git clone https://github.com/readyyeti/menu.py
$ cd menu.py
$ py -m pip install -UQuick Examplefrommenuimport*fromtimeimportsleepexample_menu=menu('app_or_file_name')theme='blue'defmain_menu():# setting up the page name and menu optionspage_name='name_of_page'text=['please choose from the following options:']options=['option #1',# CASE 1'option #2',# CASE 2'_skip_',# # "_skip_", " " and "" can be used to create a blank line without messing up the selections'exit'# CASE 3]# generate menuselection=example_menu.generate(page_name,options,text,theme)matchselection:case1:menuprint('you selected option 1'),sleep(2)case2:menuprint('you selected option 2'),sleep(2)case3:example_menu.terminate()returnexit()returnwhileTrue:main_menu()For a more in-depth example, check out theexample.pyfile
Package: menuscript
MenuScriptMenuScript is a Python script for creating and managing menus in your command line interface (CLI) application. With MenuScript, you can easily create custom menus with options that perform various actions when selected by the user.It can be download and ran from github or installed using:pip install menuscriptInstallationClone this repository:git clone https://github.com/AIMadeScripts/createmenusNavigate to the cloned directory:cd createmenusRun the script:python create.pyUsageTo use MenuScript, simply run the script as menuscript if installed from pip or menuscript.py if downloaded from github and follow the prompts to create your menu. You can customize the menu by adding, removing, or modifying options as needed. You can also use the following options when creating your menu:-n, --name: Specify a title for your menu.
-o, --options: Specify the amount of options to add to the menu.Example usage:menuscript -n "My Menu Script" -o "4"This will create a new script called my_menu_script.py with 4 menu options. It will also prompt you to enter the names of those options and any commands those options will execute.After each naming of a menu option you will be prompted to define a command for that menu option to execute. Upon selecting "y" you could do something such as:ping google.comThis would then assign that command to that menu option in the new file it creates.I have added in variables and symbol stripping. If you doping $websiteIn this example the menu will add an option called "set_website" which if typed in, will allow you to set that variable and then choose the menu option you assigned that command.It will automatically identify a variable has been set and add it to the menu script you create so you can define that variable whenever you would like.
This works for as many variables as you want.Each variable is recognized via the dollar symbol ($) so you can define a variable as whatever you would like. In most cases you will only want one or two and the rest of your commands will read from that when required.ContributingIf you would like to contribute to MenuScript, please fork this repository and submit a pull request with your changes.
Package: menu-setter3
menu setter 3a dynamic menu for easier customization using by json.This module is under development and will become more powerful.How To Use?Installation- install with pip package manager in cmd or terminal:```pip install menu_setter```Initialization- init config files with following command:
```python3 -m menu_setter ms-init```ifms_configdirectory created but json file does not exist use-jafter command:```python3 -m menu_setter ms-init -j```How To Dev?...
Package: menusys
BRANCHSTATUSmasterdevelopPython Script: menusysWritten By: Benjamin P. TrachtenbergIf you have any questions e-mail meContact Information:e_ben_75-python@yahoo.comLinkedIn:Ben TrachtenbergDocker Hub:Docker HubPyPi Page formenusysRequirementsNothing Specific besides Python 3.6 and aboveInstallationFrom source "setup.py install"From pip "pip install menusys"LanguagesPythonAboutThis is a library used to have a CLI menu system.Functions included in v1.0.0menu(menu_dictionary, menu_header, back_function=None)clear_screen()Functions added in v1.0.2menu_multi_select(menu_dictionary, menu_header, back_function=None)Functions added in v1.0.3make_menu_dict_from_dict(orig_dict, dict_key_for_display)Functions added in v1.0.4make_menu_dict_from_list(orig_list)Functions added in v1.1.1word_wrap_string_and_print(string_to_wrap)chunk_up_string(string_to_chunk, size_of_chunk=100)Functions added in v1.1.2word_wrap_string(string_to_wrap)