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Package: netunicorn-connector-kubernetes
netunicorn-connector-kubernetesThis is a Kubernetes connector for netunicorn platform.This connector allows you to attachexistingKubernetes cluster
to netunicorn platform and use it as a target for deployments.It does not configure or modify the cluster besides optional namespace creation.
All cluster configuration should be done by infrastructure administrators.How to useThis connector is supposed to be installed as a part of netunicorn-director-infrastructure package or container.Install the package:pipinstallnetunicorn-connector-kubernetesThen, add the connector to the netunicorn-director-infrastructure configuration:k8s-1:# unique nameenabled:truemodule:"netunicorn.director.infrastructure.connectors.k8sconnector"# where to import fromclass:"KubernetesConnector"# class nameconfig:"configuration-example.yaml"# path to configuration fileModify the configuration file to provide needed parameters (seeexample), such as
configuration file location, namespace, etc.
Package: netunicorn-connector-salt
Salt connector for netunicornThis is a connector for netunicorn platform to saltstack-managed infrastructure.Installationpipinstallnetunicorn-connector-saltUsageCreate a configuration file (seeexample). Then, add the connector information
to the main configuration file of netunicorn-director-infrastructure module (see corresponding repo).This connector represents saltstack-managed infrastructure to netunicorn platform.
It works via Salt CherryPy API and requires a corresponding Salt configuration changes.Salt configurationIn master configuration file (usually/etc/salt/master) specify the following options:# external_auth configurationexternal_auth:pam:remoteusername:-.*-'@wheel'-'@runner'-'@jobs'...# cherrypy configurationrest_cherrypy:port:your_cherrypy_porthost:your_cherrypy_hostSee the Salt's documentation for more details.
Package: netunicorn-connector-ssh
netunicorn-connector-sshThis is an SSH connector for netunicorn platform.This connector allows you to specify a list of hosts and use them as a target for deployments.
Access to the hosts is done via SSH and requirespasswordlessSSH certificate to be configured and preinstalled.How to useThis connector is supposed to be installed as a part of netunicorn-director-infrastructure package or container.Install the package:pipinstallnetunicorn-connector-sshThen, add the connector to the netunicorn-director-infrastructure configuration:ssh-connector-1:# unique nameenabled:truemodule:"netunicorn.director.infrastructure.connectors.ssh_connector"# where to import fromclass:"SSHConnector"# class nameconfig:"configuration-example.yaml"# path to configuration fileThen, modify the configuration file to provide needed parameters (seeexample), such as
list of hosts, SSH certificate location, etc.
Package: netunicorn-director-infrastructure
netunicorn infrastructure moduleThis module is responsible for connection to deployment systems
via system-specific connectors.Installationpipinstallnetunicorn-director-infrastructureThen, install all required connectors (specific to your infrastructure)UsageStart the infrastructure module with the following command:python-mnetunicorn.director.infrastructure-f/path/to/config.ymlSee confiuration-example.yml for configuration example.
Package: netunit
# Purpose
This project aims to provide some tools to write test suites for network firewalls.Imagine an office network separated into several subnets all connected through a router firewalling according to the purpose of these networks.
It can be really easy to mess up with firewall rules and unintentionally allow clients in the guest subnet access to protected resources.Writing a testsuite can help to have a good amount of confidence on firewall changes.# Local runpython setup.py -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install# Installationpip install netunit# Upload to PyPiRun from project root:python setup.py -r requirements-dev.txt
./publish.sh# Usagefrom netunit import NetworkTestCase
from ipaddress import ip_networkclass MyNetworkTests(NetworkTestCase):network = ip_network(“192.168.179.0/24”)def test_router_webinterface_access(self):self.assertReachable(ip_address(“192.168.178.1”), 443)def test_switching_hardware_access(self):self.assertNotReachable(ip_address(“192.168.10.2”), 443)
Package: net-url
net-urlPYPI wrapper for lua project net-url. See package information athttps://luarocks.org/modules/golgote/net-url.Installpipinstallnet-urlInstalled Command Utilsmanage-net-urlUsageUsage:manage-net-url[OPTIONS]COMMAND[ARGS]...

Options:--helpShowthismessageandexit.

Commands:installCreatealuapackageandtheninstallit.packCreatealuapackage.About release versionVersion before .postx is the same with the core package version..postx is our release number.Releasesv0.9.1.post2 2020/11/05Fix luaproject.get_version problem.v0.9.1.post1 2020/10/15First release.
Package: netutils
NetutilsOverviewA Python library that is a collection of functions that are used in the common network automation tasks. Tasks such as converting a BGP ASN to and from dotted format, normalizing an interface name, or "type 5" encrypting a password. The intention is to centralize these functions while keeping the library light.DocumentationFull web-based HTML documentation for this library can be found over on theNetutils Docswebsite:User Guide- Overview, Using the library, Getting Started.Administrator Guide- How to Install, Configure, Upgrade, or Uninstall the library.Developer Guide- Extending the library, Code Reference, Contribution Guide.Release Notes / Changelog.Frequently Asked Questions.Contributing to the DocsAll the Markdown source for the library documentation can be found under thedocsfolder in this repository. For simple edits, a Markdown capable editor is sufficient - clone the repository and edit away.If you need to view the fully generated documentation site, you can build it withmkdocs. A container hosting the docs will be started using the invoke commands (details in theDevelopment Environment Guide) onhttp://localhost:8001. As your changes are saved, the live docs will be automatically reloaded.Any PRs with fixes or improvements are very welcome!QuestionsFor any questions or comments, please check theFAQfirst. Feel free to also swing by theNetwork to Code Slack(channel#networktocode), sign uphereif you don't have an account.
Package: netviel
net vielnet viel [nɛt fiːl] (Swabianfor "not much") allows searching through an e-mail archive indexed withnotmuchfrom a browser.The original idea (of which it falls way short) was to search e-mails in a local Maildir with the convenience of a GMail-like interface.Technically, it is a single-page web app (based on theOpen WC Starter App) with a Python REST API as backend served withFlask.Installationpython3 -m pip install netviel --userScreenshots(Nonsensical e-mails generated with the help ofFaker.)DemoSee here for a demo instancewith random e-mails (but no attachments or HTML e-mails, which net viel supports as well).Note that the initial startup of the demo could take up to half a minute until the Heroku dyno (free tier) wakes up, after that it should be snappy.RequirementsYou need to havenotmuchinstalled with its Python bindings. On Debian-based systems, this is achieved withsudo apt install notmuch python3-notmuchPython 3.6 or above is required.UsageThe web interface accessing your localnotmuchdatabase is opened simply withpython3 -m netvielThe Flask default port 5000 can be changed with the--portsoption.:warning: net viel is meant forlocaluse only. Donotexpose this to the Internet as-is. Bad things will happen! :warning:DevelopmentTo run net viel locally and make changes to the code, follow intructions onthis page.
Package: netvision
# Netvision - Made by vision researcher.*Alyosha Efros:**​           “ What’s the most important aspect of training deep networks? Visualization “**Original Human:**” Tribe, tonight we’re eating mamuth. Do you know how? Teamwork. “*Fuel your collaborations by sending awesome webpage results.
Forget about HTML and CSS and Javascript, just effortlessly use Python.Features:
* Images (auto thumbnail)
* Adaptive loading of what is in the viewer
* Curves
* 3D modelsPRs welcome!## Pypi push` # 1. Increment version in setup.py rm dist/* python-mbuild python3-mtwine upload--repositorypypi dist/* # prompt for Pypi token. `
Package: netvisor
This is a Python wrapper for the Netvisor API.InstallationYou can install netvisor with pip:$ pip install netvisorUsageCreating a Netvisor client:>>> netvisor = Netvisor(
...     host='http://koulutus.netvisor.fi'
...     sender='Test client',
...     partner_id='xxx_yyy',
...     partner_key='E2CEBB1966C7016730C70CA92CBB93DD',
...     customer_id='xx_yyyy_zz',
...     customer_key='7767899D6F5FB333784A2520771E5871',
...     organization_id='1967543-8',
...     language='EN'
... )ResourcesBug TrackerCodeDevelopment VersionChangelogHere you can see the full list of changes between each Netvisor.py release.0.7.0 (September 19th, 2016)Added support for getting accounting data.0.6.0 (August 16th, 2016)Fixed compatibility with the latest version of xmltodict. Netvisor.py now
requires xmltodict >= 0.10.1.Added support for customer’s email invoicing address.Fixed case problem with product’s unit price type.Added official Python 3.5 support.0.5.0 (November 5th, 2015)Added support for invoice line free text field when creating a sales invoice.0.4.0 (September 28th, 2015)Updated Marshmallow requirement to >= 2.0.0.Added support for additional address line when creating/updating a customer.0.3.4 (September 10th, 2015)Fixed UnicodeEncodeError when making a request containing non-ASCII
characters.0.3.3 (May 29th, 2015)Fixed too strict validation for payment term fields returned by Netvisor API
innetvisor.sales_invoices.get().0.3.2 (April 30th, 2015)Fixednetvisor.sales_invoices.get()crashing when the<SalesInvoiceAmount>element had attributes in the XML response.Fixednetvisor.sales_invoices.get()crashing when any of the following
elements were empty in the XML response:seller identifierinvoicing customer address lineinvoicing customer post numberinvoicing customer towndelivery address namedelivery address linedelivery address post numberdelivery address towndelivery address country codeaccounting account suggestionFixednetvisor.sales_invoices.list()crashing when customer code was empty
in the XML response.Fixednetvisor.sales_invoices.list()crashing when invoice status had no
substatus in the XML response.0.3.1 (April 29th, 2015)Fixednetvisor.schemaspackage missing from the source distribution.0.3.0 (April 29th, 2015)Added official Python 3.4 support.Added creating and updating of customers and sales invoices.Changed response parsing not to rename and restructure the responses to keep
the Python API implementation simpler and more consistent with the Netvisor
API’s XML responses.Changed response parsing to use Marshmallow.ChangedRequestto takeparamsas a single keyword argument instead of
as named variable-length arguments.Fixed tests to work with responses 0.3.0.0.2.0 (April 8th, 2014)Added support for InvoiceNumber and InvoicesAboveNetvisorKey parameters to
sales invoice listing.Changed xmltodict’s dict constructor fromOrderedDictto todict.Fixed parsing of sales invoice with multiple lines.0.1.0 (March 26th, 2014)Initial public release.
Package: netvisor-api-client
Netvisor: Python API clientPython client for the Netvisor API.InstallationYou can install netvisor with pip::$ pip install netvisor-api-clientUsage examplefromnetvisor_api_clientimportNetvisorfromdatetimeimportdate,timedelta# Create a clientclient=Netvisor(host="https://isvapi.netvisor.fi",sender="Test client",partner_id="x",partner_key="x",customer_id="x",customer_key="x",organization_id="1967543-8",language="EN")# Get a list of sales invoices for last 14 daysinvoices=client.sales_invoices.list(start_date=date.today()-timedelta(days=14),end_date=date.today())# Get detailed information for the first invoiceinvoice_details=client.sales_invoices.get(invoices[0]['netvisor_key'])Known issuesLanguageUsing language other thanENcan cause failures when parsing responses containing localised boolean like values.Example:"Yes"and"No"parsed to boolTrueandFalsefails when language is FIfromnetvisor_api_client.schemas.fieldsimportBoolean# Current schemamatch_partial_payments_by_default=Boolean(true="Yes",false="No")# i.e. for FI this should bematch_partial_payments_by_default=Boolean(true="Kyllä",false="Ei")ResourcesBug Trackerhttps://github.com/Heltti/netvisor-api-client/issuesCodehttps://github.com/Heltti/netvisor-api-client
Package: netwave-camera
NetWave Camera APIA simple Python API for interacting with an old NetWave compatible camera you have lying around
somewhere or cheaply acquire.PurposeThis is ideal for getting a little more life out of some perfectly good, though probably insecure
IP cameras. Using a combination of Home Assistant and MotionEye, you can get fully automated Pan-Tilt
IP cameras up and working securely with a beautiful and modern web interface and fully integrated with
your existing home automation system.BackgroundThis is a small package for controlling NetWave type IP cameras. This was created by reverse
engineering the web interface for an Airsight XC36A IP camera, but should work for a wide
range of devices. The camera identifies itself as a NetWave device in HTTP requests, but
mentions Pelco dome cameras in JavaScript, so it can be assumed that the use of the firmware
is widespread. This does not intend to replace the admin dashboard, so configuring the network
and user settings needs to be done from the original dashboard. All of the functionality of the main
video streaming dashboard is recreated in this API. The command line interface for this package is
primarily intended for debugging since it re-creates the camera object for every command, but it could
also be used with some form of automation if not using Home Assistant.FeaturesPan tilt functionalityBrightness and contrast adjustmentResolution and refresh rate configurationIO enabling and disabling for X10/Alarm functionalityHorizontal and vertical patrolling controlPreset location setting and recalling with 15 slotsAuto-centeringMulti-camera supportHome Assistant IntegrationComing soonManual Installationpip3installnetwave-cameraCLI UsageAll commands and parameters are accessible from the CLI program# Set brightness from command line (integer from 0 to 15)python3-mnetwavehttp://url:port/--user=adminpasswordsetbrightness10# Enable vertical patrollingpython3-mnetwavehttp://url:port/--user=adminpasswordcommandpatrol_vertical# View general help infopython3-mnetwave-h# View all commandspython3-mnetwavehttp://url:port/passwordcommand-hPython UsagefromnetwaveimportNetwaveCamera# Create camera objectcam=NetwaveCamera('http://url:port/','username','password',timeout=5)# Update local camera object with IP camera datacam.update_full()# Turn left for ~2 secondsimporttimecam.move_left()time.sleep(2)cam.stop_movement()Documentationpydoc API DocumentationReverse Engineering Notes
Package: netway
NetwayNetway is internet library that allows you to use internet. Example use get and post methods on websites, create network server and client side scripts and more...InstallationpipinstallnetwayUsageNote : Dont forget to use https or http while using get and post methods...SimpleGETRequest :importnetwaynw=netway.get("https://google.com/")print(nw.headers)# Avaliable GET Modules :# .text# .headers# .status_codeSimplePOSTRequest :importnetway# Payloadpayload={"requestType":"EMAIL_SIGNIN","email":"jomavex666@hoxds.com","continueUrl":"https://fireship.io/","canHandleCodeInApp":True}proxy={"http":"51.38.191.151:80"}header={"Content-Type":"bla bla"}url="https://identitytoolkit.googleapis.com/v1/accounts:sendOobCode?key=AIzaSyBns4UUCKIfb_3xOesTSezA9GbEyuIU7XA"nw=netway.post(url,payload=data,proxies=proxy,headers=header)print(nw.text)# headers=header# proxies=proxy_dict# payload=data# you are free to use them... Examples :# nw = netway.post(url)# nw = netway.post(url,payload=data)#...# Avaliable POST Modules :# proxies = proxy# headers = header# payload = data# .text# .headers# .status_codeYou can use sameGETmodules forPOSTrequest.
Package: netwell
InstallationPython 3 is required:$ pip install netwellQuickstartGiven a netwell checkup filechecks.py:from netwell.checkers import URL, DNS, Port, Repo

URL('http://fsf.org') \
    .redirects_to('http://www.fsf.org/') \
    .title_matches('Free Software Foundation') \
    .has_header('Content-Type', 'text/html;charset=utf-8')
Port('fsf.org', 443).ssl_valid_for(days=3000)
DNS('fsf.org', 'www.fsf.org').resolves_to('208.118.235.131')
Path('/').free_space(gb=1)
Path('/var/log/syslog').modified_within(hours=1)
Repo('/home/deploy/src/project').is_clean()

def custom_check(response, outcome):
    data = response.json()
    if data:
        outcome.fail('Other data expected')

URL('http://httpbin.org/get').check_response(custom_check)Then, run:$ netwell /some/where/checks.py
Checking that http://fsf.org redirects to http://www.fsf.org/... OK
Checking that http://fsf.org title matches "Free Software Foundation"... OK
Checking that http://fsf.org has header "Content-Type": "text/html;charset=utf-8"... OK
Checking that SSL at fsf.org:443 is valid for at least 3000 days... ERROR
ERROR: Not valid after 2016-10-13
Checking that fsf.org resolves to 208.118.235.131... OK
Checking that www.fsf.org resolves to 208.118.235.131... OK
Checking that / has 1 GB free space... ERROR
ERROR: Only 0.5 GB free
Checking that /var/log/syslog was modified after 2015-12-27 22:21:05.873355... OK
Checking that http://httpbin.org/get passes custom_check... ERROR
ERROR: Other data expected
Checking that repository /home/deploy/src/project is clean... ERROR
ERROR: Untracked files foundUse–quietto only output the error messages, if any.
Package: netwix
netwix ♨️Netwix is a python client for Netflix. With netwix by simply entering the Netflix ID the user can access data related to movies and tv shows available onNetflix.Installation 📥Install netwix using pippipinstallnetwixAuthors ✍️@new92Contributing 🤝Contributions are always welcome!Seecontributing.mdfor ways to get started.Please adhere to this project'scode of conduct. For more info please check theCODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdfileFeedback 💭If you have any feedback, please reach out to us atthis email address.Feel free to contact us anytime ! You'll get a reply within a day. Please avoid using abusive or offensive language.
If you are reporting a bug or making a suggestion please make sure your report/suggestion is as much detailed as possible.License 📜Documentation 📄Example Movie IDMovie:Red NoticeURL:https://www.netflix.com/watch/81161626Movie ID:81161626Example Moviesfromnetwix.typesimportMoviesmovie=Movies("81161626")print(movie.name)# Output: Red NoticeExample Moviesfromnetwix.typesimportMoviesmovie=Movies("81161626")print(movie.allData)# Output: A dictionary with all the data of the specific movieMovies AttributestypenamedescriptionurlcontentRatinggenreimgUrlawardsstartDatecreationDateactorscreatorsdirectorstrailerExample Series IDSerie:The OfficeURL:https://www.netflix.com/watch/70126228Series ID:70126228Example Seriesfromnetwix.typesimportSeriesserie=Series("70126228")print(serie.name)# Output: The OfficeSeries AttributestypenamedescriptionurlcontentRatinggenreimgUrlstartDatecreationDateawardsseasonsactorscreatorsdirectors
Package: netwk
netkw - Neural Network Toolkitnetwk: (V2.12.5)

Create fast, optimized, and easy-to-use neural networks.Installing# Linux/macOSpython3pipinstall-Unetwk# Windowspy-3-mpipinstall-UnetwkFastFix:+ Made it so for hidden layers, you can have just one layer, in or not in a list/tuple.Usageimportnetwkasnknk.Seed(52)# Optional, used for testing purposes.x=nk.Array([[0,0],[0,1],[1,0],[1,1]])y=nk.Array([[0],[1],[1],[0]])network=nk.Network(nk.Input(2),(nk.Hidden(3,nk.Tanh),nk.Hidden(2,nk.Sigmoid)),nk.Output(1))network.train(x,y,epoch=500)print(network.predict(x)/* Output (800ms Average):>>> Epoch: 0, Error: 0.4984800733120248>>> Epoch: 50, Error: 0.49632395442760113>>> Epoch: 100, Error: 0.4781823668945816>>> Epoch: 150, Error: 0.35665153383154413>>> Epoch: 200, Error: 0.1874969659672475>>> Epoch: 250, Error: 0.12789399797698137>>> Epoch: 300, Error: 0.10069853802998781>>> Epoch: 350, Error: 0.08495289503359527>>> Epoch: 400, Error: 0.07452557528756484>>> Epoch: 450, Error: 0.06702276126613768[[0.10447174][0.94106133][0.94096653][0.02281434]]*/All activations:/*"Sigmoid","Tanh","ReLU","LeakyReLU","ELU","Swish","Gaussion","Identity","BinaryStep","PReLU","Exponential","Softplus","Softsign","BentIdentity","ArcTan","SiLU","Mish","HardSigmoid","HardTanh","SoftExponential","ISRU","Sine","Cosine","SQNL","SoftClipping","BentIdentity2","LogLog","GELU","Softmin",*/Make your own!importnetwkasnkclassMyModule(nk.Module):def__init__(self,*args,**kwargs):super().__init__("MyModule",*args,**kwargs)defforward(self,x):returnxdefbackward(self,x,y,outputs):returnnk.np.ones_like(x)Seeing used modules + seed.importnetwkasnk...DefiningANeuralNetworkHere...print(nk.modules())/* Example:{'Input': Input(size: 2), 'Hidden': Hidden(size: 2), 'Output': Output(size: 1), 'Network': Network(Input Layer:1 Input(size: 2)Hidden Layers:1 Hidden(size: 3)2 Hidden(size: 2)Output Layer:1 Output(size: 1))}*/print(nk.seed())# print(nk.seed(34))/* Example:0# 34*/
Package: network3-homer
network3_homerBusiness ready documentation from network state stored on HederaSetupSetup Python virtual environment$python3-mvenvhomer$sourcehomer/bin/activate(homer)$Setup Python virtual environment(socrates)$pipinstallnetwork3_homerSetup environment (Ubuntu with Java 11 OpenJDK)export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk-amd64/
export OPERATOR_ID={ Hedera Account }
export OPERATOR_PRIVATE_KEY={ Hedera private key }