Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: organizations
Organizations App1. ServicesLibraryThis app provides organizations management to your projects installing it on requirements.txt2. RequirementsPython 3.9You can install all the requirements with:pipinstall-rrequirements.txt
or
pip3install-rrequirements.txt3. DeploymentThis repo cannot deploy on its own. You need to add it to another project and call it.step-0You need a project repository. Found it and clone.gitcloneyour_repositoryThis app needs to be in a .tar.gz format.python-mbuildstep-1You need to replace this lib with previus ones.To run it locally.Add previous .tar.gz and put it on a package folder.# requirements.txtpackage/organizations-0.1.14.tar.gz# Dockerfile or Dockerfile.prodADDpackage//code/packagestep-2Go to project readme to run it.4. ContentYou can find the following components.OrganizationsOrganizations DIDsOrganizations KeysOperatorsOperators DidsIssuersIntermediarysOnboarding Notifications (not working yet)
Package: organizeit
OrganizeItThis package organizes your files into certain folders.
E.g You can use it with your 'Downloads' folder to organize you images, documents, .exe files , .etc.InstallationCheck whether you are running latest package managerpippip --versionUpgrade your pip version (If not using the latest one)pip install --user --upgrade pipInstallorganizeit:pip install organizeitUsageImport installed package and OS module :import os
import organizeitCreate an array of the names of the folders you want :FOLDERS_NAME = ['Images', 'Music', 'Videos', 'Applications', 'Documents', 'Others']Create a variable calledpathand store the path of the folder you want the files inside which to be organized.path = os.path.expanduser('E:\\XYZ\\Downloads')Now, pass theFOLDERS_NAMEarray and the path to thecreateFoldersfunction.createFolder(FOLDERS_NAME, path)ThecreateFolders()function will create all new folders within the array passed.Next, we have to use theinsertFiles()function by passing the path to the function.insertFiles(path)TheinsertFiles()function loops through every file in that folders and checks for their extension and on the basis of the type of file it is.Note: The current version can only sort your files in folders -> Images, Videos, Documents, Applications, Music only so you can't create a dynamic folder with a custom name. But, in later versions there will be an upgrade.Thank You!
Package: organize-media-files
What is OMF?Organize Media Files (OMF) is a command-line utility, which helps user to dispatch unsorted media files according meta data tags and configurable rules. OMF is usingMutagento handle audio files. Later more media files support would be added.InstallationUsingpip install:$ pip install organize_media_filesGetting startedAfter successfull installation, you can see OMF doing it’s job by heading intoexample/, which is located in OMF top source tree directory.$ cd example/Here you can seeexample.confand some sample audio files, containing filled metatags. Type:$ omf -d -c example.conf sample_mp3.mp3

Moving:
example/sample_mp3.mp3
To:
/tmp/omf_example/some_artist_mp3 - some_title_mp3You can see OMF running in--dry-run. It is designed to prevent unexpected behavior and to show user what is going to happen in specified configuration. Before rushing OMF usage, don’t forget to set up proper configuration using .conf files.Configuration filesOMF providing samplesystem.confanduser.conf, both located at/etc/.omfrc/directory. Configuration file’s consist of two sections.[patterns]section is where user set’s up dispatch path’s - apattern, which must be given in the form of absolute path’s ('~' may be used to specifyhomedirectory) with inclusion of{metatags}.Example audio file pattern in UNIX system:uno = ~/Music/{artist}/{tracknumber}-{title}Valid{metatags}for audio file are:{artist},{title},{album},{tracknumber},{genre},{date},{encoder}. Due to the simplicity of utility, OMF won’t lexically analyze pattern’s (except for valid{metatags}), so it is up to user to specify correct pattern (use--dry-runoption to see what’s OMF going to do).UsageBasic OMF usage is:$ omf filename_1 filename_2In this casefilename_1andfilename_2will be dispatched according to the default pattern inuser.conf.Options:-h,--help- show help message.-d,--dry-run- run OMF without actually moving files and print verbose information.-cFILE,--configFILE- specify an alternative configuration file.-f,--force- ignore inconsistencies or/and overwrite files (for example, if a file, in a given list of filenames, with the same name already exists, overwrite it).-pPATTERN-NAME,--patternPATTERN_NAME- explicitly specify dispatch pattern.TODOCreate documentation.Figure out how to move user.conf to home directory (got bug on it).Add bash-completion for patterns.Append extensions to the end of dispathed file.Some warnings for futureOMF dispatching files using pathlib.Path(pattern-specified-path). Such behavior can lead to usage misunderstandings.
Package: organize-photos
organize-photosTheorganize-photosis a Python CLI program that allows you to organize your photos into subfolders based on their EXIF metadata. You can define a custom pattern to create new paths for your photos, making it easy to sort and categorize your image collection.FeaturesOrganize photos based on EXIF metadata such as date and time taken.Customize the path structure using a template with placeholders for year, month, day, hour, minute, and second.Copy and rename images to the destination directory, maintaining the folder structure specified by the template.Supports UNIX-style glob patterns for selecting files in the source directory.InstallationDevelopmentPrerequisites:pdmfor environment managementClone this repository.gitclonehttps://github.com/ohmycoffe/organize-photos.gitNavigate to the project directory.cdorganize-photosInstall the required dependencies using pdm.pdminstall-GdevInstall pre-commit.pdmrunpre-commitinstallRun tests.pdmrunpytestNOTE:This repository supports also GNU Make commandsmakehelpUsageYou can easily install the latest released version using binary installers from the Python Package Index (PyPI):pipinstallorganize-photos--usersource-dir: The source directory containing the photos you want to organize.-d, --dest-dir: The destination directory where copied and renamed images will be saved. If not provided, the default is the current working directory.-t, --template: The template for generating new file paths. Customize the path structure using placeholders such as${year},${month},${day},${hour},${minute}, and${second}.-p, --file-pattern: The pattern for selecting files in the source directory. Use UNIX-style glob patterns to filter which files will be processed. The default is to process all files.Exampleorganize-photos/path/to/source/photos-d/path/to/output-t"${year}/${year}${month}${day}${hour}${minute}${second}"-p"**/*.jpg"This command will organize the photos in the source directory based on the specified template and file pattern and save the organized photos in the destination directory.
For instance, if you have a file located at/path/to/source/photos/image1.jpeg, which was created onJanuary 3, 2019, at 20:54:12, the program creates a copy of the file at/path/to/output/2019/20190103205412.jpegfollowing the specified pattern.Licenseorganize-photosis released under theMIT License.AuthorohmycoffeGitHub:ohmycoffe
Package: organizer-cli
Organizer CLIOrganizer CLI is a python command line tool that goes through a given directory and organizes all un-folder bound files into folders by file extension.
Organize CLI Supports 108 different file extensions over 27 file type categories and the list is ever growing.InstallationPip Installpip install organizer-cliLocal Installcd Organizer-Cli
pip install -e .Whats NewFeaturesPre-action prompt to the number of files that will be moved.Prompts the user if no files extensions are supported in the directory.ExtensionsAdded extensions include [.webp, .vce, .spx, .m4r, .wax, .xlsb, .xlsm, .xlam,
.xlb, .xla, .xlt, .xar, .xlm, .xl, .xlw, .xltx, .xll, .xlc, .ppsx, .ppsm,
.pptm, .sldx, .pot, .potx, .ppam, .ppa, .sldm, .pa, .potm]How To UseAfter installing the CLI tool you will be able to use theOrganizecommand in any directory, followed by a tag specifying the type of file you want organized.Organize [command]Simply running theOrganizecommand will organize all the current directory.OrganizeRunning theOrganizecommand with thesafetag will organize all  media files in the current directory.Organize safeRunning theOrganizecommand with thealltag will organize all supported file formats in the current directory.Organize allCommandsSafeThesafecommand moves the most common types of media file, this includes images, audio, video etc. this command avoids filetypes that might be dependent on other programs running, like.cppor.exefiles. This is also the default command if no command is specified after the initialOrganizecall is made.AllTheallcommand moves all supported file formats.ImageTheimagecommand moves all supported image formats like .PNG, .JPG, .JPEG etc.AudioTheaudiocommand moves all supported audio formats like .MP3, .WAV, .OOG etc.VideoThevideocommand moves all supported video formats like .MP$, .MOV, .WMV etc.OfficeTheofficecommand moves all supported Microsoft Office files including .DOCX, .PPT, .XLS etc.VectorThevectorcommand moves  all supported vector files like .SVG and .AI.GifThegifcommand moves .GIF files exclusively.PhotoshopThephotoshopcommand moves .PSD files exclusively.PdfThepdfcommand moves .PDF files exclusively.FontThefontcommand moves all supported font files, like .OTF, .TTF, .WOFF etc.CodeThecodecommand moves all supported file formats of different programming languages like .PY, .CPP, .JS etc.
Package: orgco
With orgco you can convert Emacs’ orgmode to other formats.Supported output formats:HTMLreStructuredText (rst)Supported orgmode tags:headerscode (inline and multi-line)lists (ordered, unordered and definition lists)tableslinks (external and images)italic, bold, underlined, stroked markupsTo use orgco install it from PyPI:$pipinstallorgcoOrgco provides 2 simple functions to convert orgmode to html (convert_html()) and rst (convert_rst()).fromorgcoimportconvert_htmlwithopen('my_orgmode.org')asf:html=convert_html(f.read())print(html)The HTML converter takes some optional parameters:header=True: To decide if the output should only contain the inner body or act as a normal HTML file with header and body.highlight=True: To enable code highlighting.includes=['style.css']: To include some additional CSS files.Orgco comes also with a command line tool:usage:orgco.py[-h]-iINPUT-oOUTPUT-fFORMAT[--header][--highlight][--includesINCLUDES[INCLUDES...]]optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-iINPUT,--inputINPUT-oOUTPUT,--outputOUTPUT-fFORMAT,--formatFORMAT--header--highlight--includesINCLUDES[INCLUDES...]Copyright (c) 2013-2015, Friedrich Paetzke (paetzke@fastmail.fm). All rights reserved.
Package: orgcrawler
A python library for managing resources across all accounts in an AWS Organization.OrgCrawler package exports two primary classes:orgcrawler.orgs.Orgprovides a data model and methods for querying AWS Organizations resources:accountsorganizational unitsservice control policiesorgcrawler.crawlers.Crawlerprovides a framework for executing user defined python code in all accounts and regions or a subset thereof.OrgCrawler also contains two commandline scripts:orgqueryProvides a generic interface for running organization queriesorgcrawlerExecute a custom boto3 payload pythonfunction in all specified accounts/regionsSee full documentation athttps://orgcrawler.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Package: orgcrawler.payload
A library of curated orgcrawler payload functions.orgcrawler-payload is a sub-package within theOrgCrawlernamespace.  See
theOrgcrawler Readthedocspage for full documentation of the OrgCrawler
suite of tools.Installationpip install orgcrawler-payloadPackage Organizationorgcrawler.payloadThe modules inorgcrawler.payloadcontain fully tested and supported
payload functions divided accourding to AWS serviceorgcrawler.untested_payloadThe modules inorgcrawler.untested_payloadcontain untested or
experimental payload functions.  Many of these functions lack unittests only
because theMotolibrary we use to mock AWS Services does not yet
support a particular AWS API.  In time we expect to migrate them into theorgcrawler.payloadcollection.WARNING!!These functions areNOTsupported.  Use at your own risk.
Package: org-djangokit-cli
DjangoKit CLINOTE: DjangoKit is a full stack Django+React framework. Seehttps://djangokit.org/for more information.This package provides the DjangoKit command line interface. When it's
installed, it will install thedjangokitconsole script.To see a list of commands, rundjangokitwithout any arguments (or use
thedkalias as shown here):dkTo run a Django management command:dk manage <args>Configuring the CLIThe DjangoKit CLI can be configured via options passed to thedjangokitbase command or settings added to your project's settings
file(s) in the[djangokit.cli]section. Using a settings file is
useful when you want to change a default permanently.--env/env: Specify the default environment to run commands in.--settings-module/django_settings_module: Specify the Django
settings module.--additional-settings-module/django_additional_settings_module:
Specify anadditionalDjango settings module that will be loaded
after (and override) the base settings module.--settings-file/django_settings_file: Path to settings file.
This will be derived fromENVif not specified.--typescript/use_typescript: Since using TypeScript is the
default, you can use this to disable TypeScript. This will affect how
files are generated, for example (e.g. when usingdk add-page).--quiet/quiet: Squelch stdout.
Package: org-du
This Python 3 script parses parses a list of Org-mode files and
generates output similar to “du” (disk usage) but with lines of
Org-mode instead of kilobytes.The purpose of this script is to use its output as the input for “xdu” in order
to get a graphical visualization:: org-du.py my_org_file.org another_org_file.org | xduThe script accepts an arbitrary number of files (see your shell for
possible length limitations).Please readhttps://github.com/novoid/org-du/for further information and descriptions.
Package: orgenex
orgenex converts an Evernote export into an emacs org-mode document.Installation[pandoc](https://pandoc.org/) is used to tranlate the note content
to the org-mode document. On Ubuntu, installing it is straightforward:apt-get install pandocand installing orgenexpip install orgenexFeaturesA short list of features that it’s capable ofTags are importedAll attachments are imported as attachments in the org documentFast and memory efficient
A 4GB export consisting of 3000 notes took less than three minutes
to convert and used no more than 0.2% of memory.UsageAssuming your export is named Evernote.enex the following command will
create the org-mode fileout.org. Attachments are stored in thedata/directory relative to where you run the command.orgenex Evernote.enex > out.org
Package: org.keyphrene
org.keyphrene is a Python binding for LibSSH2 and OpenSSL libraries. This
toolkit for python featuring the following:
SSH2 protocol (SFTP, SCP, SSH terminal …)
HMACs, message digests, ciphers (AES, DES, BlowFish), RSA, DSA, DH,SSL functionality
yEnc encoder and decoder
hunspell (spell checker)
Xapian (search engine)
GeoIP (Geolocalisation - Maxmind)
Par2 (Parchive parity files create redundant data that can be used later in case
parts of the original data is lost or corrupted)
winnet (get DNS server list, only for win32)
winmonitor (files, processes only for win32)
tidy
crc64 …Tutorial:http://blog.keyphrene.com/keyphrene/index.php/Tutorialorgkeyphrene
Package: orglearn
OrglearnOrglearn provides toolbox for learning from your org-mode notes. It can generate mind
maps, anki decks and even pdfs textbooks.Modes [commands]AnkiConvert notes to anki deck. The converter will take all leafs of the tree (nodes
without children) and convert them into anki cards. The node title is
front-side of the card and the body is the back-side of the card.Mind mapConvert notes into amid map. This is a
good way to visualize the relationships between each node.PDFOrglearn is able to create pdf from your notes. You can achieve similar results
converting org files to pdf using emacs. But we think that usingpandocresults in better looking PDFs and gives us the best way to customize the result.To be able to convert org files to pdf you need to havepandocalong withpdflatexinstalled on
your system.InstallationThe latest stable release oforglearncan be obtained viapypi:pipinstallorglearnIf you wish to install the latestmasterbranch:gitclonehttps://github.com/MatejKastak/orglearn&&cdorglearn
python-mvenvenv&&.env/bin/activate# In case you want to install in virtualenv.pipinstall.UsageBelow are some basic examples for running orglearn:orglearnankifile1.org# Convert org file into anki deck ./file1.apkgorglearnankifile1.orgfile2.org# Convert multiple files into single deckContributingContributions are highly appreciated. If you choose to contribute please read the Contribution Guidelines (TBD).We are using theblackfor the source code
formatting. To use it automatically prepare pre-commit hooks with the following
command.pre-commitinstall# Install the pre-commit hooksTestsUse the following command to run tests:maketest
Package: orgmod
#+TITLE: orgmod[[https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/ledge.svg?style=flat-square]]Write literate python modules in org mode and import directly in python.Inspired by [[https://github.com/miedzinski/import-pypi][import-pypi]]. Relies on org-babel and tangling facility.As an example, lets make this README an importable module. Lets define a~hello_world~ function.#+BEGIN_SRC python :tangle yesdef hello_world():print("hello world")#+END_SRCIn the header for the above code snippet, we set ~:tangle yes~ (checkout the rawversion of this file). This creates a module with the name ~README~.Now to import this module we first import ~orgmod~ and then import ~README~ and thenrun the next code right inside this file.#+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :exports both# For this code block, tangle is not setimport orgmodimport READMEREADME.hello_world()#+END_SRC#+RESULTS:: hello world-----*Things to do*- Make the loader and finder more robust and inherit from the newer abstractclasses.- Move next iterations of orgmod itself inside this README. Might need tobootstrap from the simpler script thats present right now.
Package: org-mode-agenda
This python script downloads your caldav calendars and generates and org
agenda file.1 Installpipinstallorg-mode-agenda1.1 DevelopmentTo use the developer versiongitclonehttps://gitlab.com/Titan-C/org-mode-agenda.gitcdorg-mode-agendapythonsetup.pydevelop2 ConfigurationEdit the config file~/.calendars.conf. TheDEFAULTsection configures
where to write the output and days ahead and back from execution date.Then every new section is a calendar file. You can name sections as you
prefer. This names have no influence on the output file.[DEFAULT]outfile=~/org/caldav.orgahead=90# Days ahead from todayback=28# Days in the past[work]# Calendar nameuser=onpasswordstore=Correos/mx.tribe29.com# url for direct download of ics fileurl=https://website.com/dav/calendar/personal?export3 UseThis package installs and executable script. Just call it directlyorg_agenda_syncIt supports some commands line optionsorg_agenda_sync-husage: org_agenda_sync [-h] [-f] [-v]

Translate CalDav Agenda to orgfile

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -f, --force    Force Download of Caldav files
  -v, --verbose4 ContributionsYou can kindly tip me for this projectStellarGDPTOFND6HSE5AVHPRXOCJFOA6NPFB65JAEWKTN23EBUGBB2AU4PLIBD5 Licenseorg-mode-agenda
Copyright (C) 2020  Óscar Nájera

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
Package: orgnb
orgnbConvert org-mode files to jupyter notebooks.I could not get pandoc to convert org mode files properly, so I wrote this.Quick startorgnbtest.orgInstallationFrom pypipip install orgnbFrom sourcegit clone git@framagit.org:coslo/orgnb.git
cd orgnb
make installAuthorsDaniele Coslovich:https://www.units.it/daniele.coslovich/
Package: orgnote
Quick StartedAt first, you should crate ayourname.github.com.gitonGitHub:$ git clone git@github.com:yourname/yourname.github.com.git
$ cd yourname.github.com
$ orgnote initThus, update_config.ymlconfigure file.UsageThe usage oforgnote:$ orgnote help

Usage: orgnote <command>

Commands:
init       Create a new OrgNote folder
new        Create a new .org/.md post
list       List this blog notes
status     Status of those notes
publish    Auto Publish a note
recall     Cancel publish a note
generate   Generate static files
server     Start the server
deploy     Deploy your website
help       Get help on a command
version    Display version informationFor more help, you can check the docs:http://orgnote.readthedocs.org/zh_CN/latest/
Package: org-python
Author:jianglinContents1 org-python1.1 quickstart1.2 feature1 org-pythonAn orgmode parser for converting orgmode to html based on python.1.1 quickstartpipinstallorg-pythonfromorgpythonimportto_htmltext='''* heading
- list1
- list2
- list3
  - list4
- list5

  | th1-1  | th1-2  | th1-3  |
  |--------+--------+--------|
  | row1-1 | row1-2 | row1-3 |
  | row2-1 | row2-2 | row2-3 |
  | row3-1 | row3-2 | row3-3 |
'''print(to_html(text,toc=True,offset=0,highlight=True))1.2 feature☑ toc☑ heading* headind 1
** headind 2
*** headind 3
**** headind 4
***** headind 5
****** headind 6☑ unordered_list- list
- list
  - list
    + list
  - list☑ ordered_list1. list
2. list
3. list☑ bold*bold*☑ italic**italic**☑ underlined_italic_☑ code=code=☑ delete+delete+☑ image[[src][alt]]☑ link[[href][text]]☑ begin_example☑ begin_src☑ begin_quote☑ table| th1-1  | th1-2  | th1-3  |
|--------+--------+--------|
| row1-1 | row1-2 | row1-3 |
| row2-1 | row2-2 | row2-3 |
| row3-1 | row3-2 | row3-3 |
Package: orgreport
DescriptionOrgreport allows to output data formatted in theOrg-modeformat. It can be used to generate reports which
may exported to any of the export format supported by Org-mode.PrerequisiteIf you want to use the auto-export feature, you need a working Emacs and
Org-mode.Example# The main Org object
org = Orgreport(title="Some nice experiment", path="reports", verbose=True, options="toc:1", html=True)

# A paragraph
org.para("Description")
org.content("This is a funky way of testing if....")
org.content("second line of the paragraph")
org.end()

# A table, which will be plotted with org-plot
scores = org.table(titles = ["Alpha", "Score"], plot = "ind:1
set:\"yrange [0:]\"")

org.para("Let's go")
# Some computation
for x in range(10):
  y = random.random()
  scores.append((x, y))
  org.content(x + "" + y)
org.end()

# Format the table
scores.output()

# Finally close the Org object
org.end()DownloadDirectly:http://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~schwander/orgreport/orgreport-0.1.tar.gzOn PyPI:http://pypi.python.org/pypi/orgreportDarcs repository:http://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~schwander/darcs/orgreport/LicenceOrgreport is free software, released under the term of the BSD license.Copyright 2010-2011 Olivier Schwander <schwander@lix.polytechnique.fr>
Package: orgroamtools
orgroamtoolsorgroamtoolsis a Python library to assist in data analysis oforg-roamcollections.
It provides data structures that can be used to extract metrics and body text from yourorg-roamcollection.Documentation is available athttps://aatmunbaxi.github.io/orgroamtools.
Source is athttps://github.com/aatmunbaxi/orgroamtools.