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Package: osuplaylist
osuplaylistExtract all osu songs, collection,run a regex search in .osu tag line , apply daterangeExport audio to directory/to ingame collection/to steam queue or create m3u8 playlistImport your songs in .mp3 format to osuUse as a moduleInstallationPython version >= 3.6pip install osuplaylistupdatepip install osuplaylist -ULimitationsrefresh<F5>if beatmap library is not correctcreation of ingame collection requires to restart clientimporting your mp3 requires restart & refreshF5& ascii nameCommandsexport all songs as .m3u8 playlist, may take a whileosuplaylistapply daterange (optional)osuplaylist --date_range "daterange",daterange format:Year.month.day
example: >2020.1.1 older than, 2020.1.1:2020.1.24 in this range
this will include last played beatmaps in that timeframe.export collection. Name might be case insensitive or with typososuplaylist --collection "name of collection"export to ingame collection. Name will be with current timestamp. (optional)osuplaylist --update_db "name of collection"run a regex search on tags provided from .osu fileosuplaylist --regtag "regex"run an inversed regex search on tags (optional)osuplaylist -r "regex" -iprovide path to export audio.(optional) if used without arg - all songsosuplaylist --to_dir "path"export to steam queue.m3u8osuplaylist -r "step" -sclose steam first, this will overwrite queue.m3u8 from _database of steam, you will be asked just one time to provide full pathimport mp3sosuplaylist -m "E:Installation\music" -n "in_game_collection_name", nameascii onlyand you need manually click all mp3s, search mp3 in osu,and click,otherwise collections will not workinfoosuplaylist --helpExamplesExample  withmpv:mpv --playlist=playlist.m3u8 --shuffle --volume 35Example regex search + inverse + to directory:osuplaylist -r "(azer|step)" -i -d "E:/music/osuplaylist"-r "(azer|step)"will match all songs which contain azer or step-i(optional) return an inverted result , all songs which NOT contain azer or step-d(optional) export .mp3 to directory E:/music/osuplaylistExample combine regex + daterange + to steamosuplaylist -r "step" -t ">2020.1.1" -sUsing osuplaylist.py as moduleSeetestsContributeContributions are welcome!See alsohttps://github.com/osufiles/osu-bgchanger- A simple tool for automatically changing all your osu! beatmap backgrounds to a custom one .https://github.com/upgradeQ/OSU-STREAM-DETECTOR- osu standard stream map identifier & exporter to ingame collection .https://github.com/Piotrekol/CollectionManager- gui collections creator & manager for osuhttps://gitlab.com/esrh/osu-cplayer- tui (urwid) osu player based on mpv
Package: osu.py
osu.pyEasy to use API wrapper for osu!api v2 written in Python.
This uses osu!api v2, which is still under development.
So some code that was originally working may break overnight.
However, I’ll do my best to fix any issues I find as quick as possible.Major features/capabiltiesClient class which carries out all api requests.AsynchronousClient class which is the same as Client but all api request functions are asynchronous.NotificationWebsocket class for using the notification websocket feature of osu api v2.Support for Authorization Code Grant, Client Credentials Grant, and Password Grant (lazer auth).Support for lazer authentication, giving access to all endpoints including those with lazer scope.Currently implements most if not all endpoints including undocumented ones.Builtin rate limit handlingStorage efficient objects used to contain almost all the data returned from osu.py for any given api request.Refresh and access token is automatically managed.Utility functions and classes that make your life easier.Documentation that covers everything osu.py is capable of.Installation# Installs the latest version out on pypi# Linux/macOSpython3-mpipinstall-Uosu.py# Windowspy-3-mpipinstall-Uosu.py# Installing straight from github (downloads latest code which may contain bugs)[pythonprefixusedabove]pipinstallgit+https://github.com/Sheepposu/osu.py.gitExamplefromosuimportClient,GameModeStrclient=Client.from_client_credentials(0,"*****",None)user=client.get_user(14895608,GameModeStr.STANDARD)print(user)LinksIssuesContributeDiscussionDiscord serverExample codeGetting started guideDocumentation
Package: osu-sr-calculator
osu_sr_calculatorPackage to calculate star rating of any osu beatmap with any mod combination.Updated on: 19.02.2021Disclaimercalculated star ratings may be varying slightly from original values (margin of 0.01)Usagefromosu_sr_calculatorimportcalculateStarRatingstarRating=calculateStarRating(returnAllDifficultyValues,filepath,map_id,mods,allCombinations)calculateStarRating method accepts these parameters:returnAllDifficultyValues: returns total star rating value if False. when set to True, method will also return aim and speed difficultyfilepath (optional if map_id is set): Path to .osu filemap_id (optional if filepath is set): BeatmapID number of a beatmapmods (optional): Specify which mods to include during star rating calculationallCombinations (optional): when set to True, will return star rating of every possible mod combinationExampleslocal file nomod star rating:starRating=calculateStarRating(filepath='path/to/file.osu')# Response: { 'nomod': x.xxxx }BeatmapID DT star rating:starRating=calculateStarRating(map_id=123456,mods=['DT'])# Response: { 'DT': x.xxxx }All possible star ratings:starRatings=calculateStarRating(filepath='path/to/file.osu',allCombinations=True)# Response:# {#     nomod: x.xxxx,#     DT: x.xxxx,#     HT: x.xxxx,#     HR: x.xxxx,#     HRDT: x.xxxx,#     HRHT: x.xxxx,#     EZ: x.xxxx,#     EZDT: x.xxxx,#     EZHT: x.xxxx,# }Aim and Speed ratings:starRatings=calculateStarRating(filepath='path/to/file.osu',returnAllDifficultyValues=True)# Response:# {#     nomod: {#         aim: x.xxxx,#         speed: x.xxxx,#         total: x.xxxx,#     }# }
Package: osustreams
OSU-STREAM-DETECTORAn osu tool for finding stream maps in your map libraryTry online :https://osufiles.github.io/stream-map/Installpython - Python 3.6+download is_it_stream.py orpip install osustreamsUsageAs a single is_it_stream.py filerun from console ,python is_it_stream.pywith optional argumentscheck output file with nameStream maps[{min_bpm}-{max_bpm}] {timestamp}.txtAs a pip packageusage: osustreams [-h] [--collection] [-a A] [-b B]
optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  --collection, -c  export to in-game collection
  -a A              Min bpm
  -b B              Max bpm
  --ignore, -i      ignore bad unicodeexample :osustreams -a 110 -b 170 -cthis will create in-game collection with beatmaps where a = min BPM , b = max BPMstream_detector.ini - should be located in Lib/site-packages (if you wish to edit path to osu/songs)
Note: As of current, this tool can only scan maps from around 2016-present due to differences in file formattingThis is a forkhttps://github.com/iMeisa/OSMF
Package: osusume
Osusume (おすすめ)Text-Based Recommendation Engine using CohereOsusume is a library to implement text-based recommendation engine using Cohere Embeddings and Generation API.
Initally was built for a Hacktahon Submission hosted by Lablab.AI and Cohere.View ChangelogQuick Startimportpandasaspdimportnltknltk.download('wordnet')nltk.download('omw-1.4')fromosusumeimportOsusumeanime_df=pd.read_json('anime_sm.json')engine=Osusume.from_dict({'token':'<cohere-token>','dataset':anime_df,'sentiment_column':'synopsis','response_prompt':'anime_data.txt','response_column':[('Title','title'),('Synopsis','synopsis')]}).fit()engine.predict(query='animes about monsters and aliens from another world',n_out=3)# Top 3 Anime's from given QueryInstallation~pipinstallosusume--upgradeYou need to use Pip to install osusume. Conda package is currently unavailable.RequirementsPython >= 3.8CoherePandasNumpyScikit LearnNLTKAuthorAbhishta Gatya (Email) - Software and Machine Learning Engineer
Package: osu-wiki-tools
osu! wiki toolsA collection of various tools that may be useful forosu! wikicontributorsInstallationpipinstallosu-wiki-toolsTestingSetuppython3-mvenv./venvsource./venv/bin/activate
pipinstall-rrequirements.txtHeadless testspytest--mypyVisual tests./run_visual_tests.py
Package: osvalidate
This command-line tool will help to check the validity of an OpenSpending
dataset model before loading the data into the system. For this purpose,
both model files and data files can be checked to see if they would pass
the input validation of an OpenSpending import.ExamplesTo validate a JSON model file, use the ‘model’ subcommand:osvalidate model mymodel.jsonOr, to check that a CSV sheet satisfies the requirements of an existing
model, use the ‘data’ subcommand:osvalidate data --model mymodel.json BigData.csvBoth commands will emit error messages whenever they find an inconsistency
but otherwise try to continue the validation. Note, however, that a valid
model file is required to run the data validator.Upgrading the FormatThe model schema changes from time to time, so a migration option is
provided so that existing files can be upgraded:osvalidate migrate old.json >new.jsonThis will attempt to execute pending migrations and set an appropriate
model version.Schema / FormatThe JSON model format is described in further detail in thedocumentation.You can generate a bare mapping from a JSON model file using:osvalidate mapping mymodel.jsonIf you don’t have a JSON model file, you can generate one from a CSV file
as follows:osvalidate mapgen data.csvYou will need to edit the result of this to add information (like textual
explanations of the fields) can’t be programmatically inferred from the
contents of the CSV file.InstallationInstallation is as a conventional Python tool:virtualenv pyenv

. pyenv/bin/activate

python setup.py installDeveloper notesEach new version ofosvalidateneeds to be published in a few steps:Update the version insetup.pyto a new release of the formYYYY-MM-DD.SSwith the last two digits signifying a serial number for the
day.Commit and push the new release to the GitHub repository.Upload a source distribution to pypi (python setup.py sdist upload).Update the required version ofosvalidatein the mainopenspendingapp.How to write a migration - Migrations of model formats are simple functions,
usually namedmYYYY_MM_DD_purposeand stored in themigrationsmodule.
They must both accept and return a model file and be registered inopenspending.validation.model.migration:MIGRATIONSwith an increasing
version stamp (i.e. the current date). The version stamp of the latest executed
migration will automatically be saved to the model and used as a minimum for
the next run.In general, migrations should make as few assumptions about the input they
receive as possible and execute idempotently. Migrations cannot change thedatasetsection of the model.ContactE-Mail:info@openspending.orgIssues:https://github.com/openspending/openspending/issues
Package: os-vif
Team and repository tagsos-vifA library for plugging and unplugging virtual interfaces in OpenStack.License: Apache License, Version 2.0Documentation:https://docs.openstack.org/os-vif/latest/Source:https://opendev.org/openstack/os-vifBugs:https://bugs.launchpad.net/os-vifRelease Notes:https://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/os-vif
Package: os-vif-bigswitch
Neutron OS-VIF plugin for Big Switch Networks SwitchLight VXOS-VIF is required on Openstack compute nodes to plug/unplug an interface
to the appropriate virtual switch. This package handles it for IVS, now known
as SwitchLight VX.
Installation is typically done by BOSI (BigSwitch Openstack Installer).
Versioning follows upstream Openstack major release numbers. Minor version can
vary based on BCF (Big Cloud Fabric) release in use.
For more information about support matrix with BCF (Big Cloud Fabric) release
versions, please contacthttps://www.bigswitch.com/supportFree software: Apache licenseSource:https://github.com/bigswitch/os-vif-bigswitchFeaturesSupports VIFBridge vnic type for port binding.
Package: os_virtual_interfacesv2_python_novaclient_ext
Adds virtual interface extension support to python-novaclient.This extension is autodiscovered once installed. To use:pip install os_virtual_interfacesv2_ext
nova virtual-interface-create    Add a new virtual interface to an instance
nova virtual-interface-delete    Removes the specified virtual interface from
                                 an instance
nova virtual-interface-list      Lists the virtual interfaces for an instance
Package: os-vm-expire
Manage VM expiration and auto-deletion in an Openstack cloud.This project is an unofficial Openstack project, but follows Openstack projects architecture, with a Horizon plugin and associated services.Free software: Apache licenseDocumentation:http://os-vm-expire.readthedocs.io/Bugs:https://github.com/genouest/os-vm-expire/issuesHorizon plugin:https://github.com/genouest/os-vm-expire-horizon-pluginOSC plugin (openstack client):https://github.com/genouest/os-vm-expire-osc-pluginThe Openstack VmExpiration Management service adds an expiration to VMs.
After expiration, VM is deleted.
User can extend the VM lifetime via API or Horizon.
Expiration extend is not limited, user can always extend a VM, but it will be extended only for a configured duration.
User cannot extend it more than configured duration.
Example:date A: VM is created, VM will expire at A + N dayssome days before expiration user is notifieduser extend VM to today + M days (M is configuration based, user cannot specify it)if user tries to extend VM again, it will be extend again to today + M daysRequirementsNova notifications need to be enabled to get VM start and end messages.Software has been tested onPikeandOtaca, and in single and multi domain configuration. Itshouldwork fromNewton.FeaturesOn VM creation, add an expiration dateOn near-expiration date, send an email to userHorizon plugin to view VM expiration and extend expiration timeOn expiration date, delete the VM and send an email to userCLI commands to extend a VM or remove expiration from a VM (admin only)ConfigurationConfiguration files are expected in directory /etc/os-vm-expire/ :osvmexpire.confpolicy.jsonosvmexpire-api-paste.ini (for wsgi server)Main configuration file can be specified via environment variable OSVMEXPIRE_CONFIG.ComponentsStart API serverFor dev (port 8000)exportOSVMEXPIRE_PORT=9411# optionalosvmexpire-wsgi-apiFor produwsgi--master--die-on-term--emperor/etc/os-vm-expire/vassals--logto/var/log/os-vm-expire/osvmexpire-api.log--statslocalhost:9314Start workerManage nova notifications on instance creation and deletion to create/delete expiration objects.osvmexpire-worker--config-file/etc/os-vm-expire/osvmexpire.confStart cleanerChecks expiration time of VMs and sends notifications before expiration to let use extend the VM if necessary.
Once expiration is reached (and if user could be notified of expiration), deletes the VM.osvmexpire-cleaner--config-file/etc/os-vm-expire/osvmexpire.confCLI usageThose command-line tools need access to configuration file, so are dedicated to administer the tool, not for end user.osvmexpire-managevmlistosvmexpire-managevmextend-hosvmexpire-managevmremove-hCreditsCode is mostly inspired (code base coming from) the Barbican Openstack project, code was more or less updated to manage different objects.
This project takes the same license and kept original file headers.This project was developed by the GenOuest core facility, IRISA, France.
Package: osvmoverview
# Openstack VM Overview## Horizon setupin local_settings add:OPENSTACK_SERVICE_OVERVIEW={“url”: “http://127.0.0.1:9999/”}and install osvmoverview package on Horizon server (with same python environement)Package needs Django and horizon packages, but as it is a plugin for horizon, this is not specified as a requirement.## Backend serverExecute service:gunicorn -p 127.0.0.1:9999 server:app(needs flask,  gunicorn and nova api client)or Docker imageNeeded env variables for server:OS_AUTH_URLOS_USERNAMEOS_PASSWORDOS_USER_DOMAINIDOS_PROJECT_IDUser must be admin
Package: osvolbackup
OpenStack Server Volumes Backup and Restore Tool================================================This command line utility can be used to backup/restore OpenStack volume backed server instances using Cinder backup service.Screenshot----------.. image:: imgs/osvolbackup_test.png:target: imgs/osvolbackup_test.png:alt: ScreenshotFeatures--------* Live instance backup* See ``consistency restrictions`` below* Embed essential metadata in backup description* Export backup volume metadata to fileRequirements------------* Python2.7+ and the OpenStack API libraries* OpenStack environment with volume backed server instances* OS environment variables set for the admin project ``(source stackrc)``* `Cinder backup service <https://docs.openstack.org/cinder/queens/configuration/block-storage/backup-drivers.html>`_ properly configured* Tested on [RedHat Open Stack Platform 13], should work on other OpenStack Queens based distributions:warning: Live Backup Consistency Restrictions :warning:--------------------------------------------------------Live backup consistency of openstack images is dependent in the following conditions:#. When using kvm/libvirt, guests must have the `Qemu guest agent <https://wiki.libvirt.org/page/Qemu_guest_agent>`_ installed, backups will succeed if the agent is not available, consistency will depend in the guest IO activity during the snapshot»#. Nova API create image function does `not wait for snapshot creation <https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/master/nova/compute/api.py#L3094>`_ before unfreezing the I/O, consistency will depend on the block device driver snapshot technology, it may depend on the guest IO activity during the snapshot creationHow to install--------------.. code-block:: shpip install --user osvolbackupHow to run from source----------------------.. code-block:: shgit clone https://github.com/CCSGroupInternational/osvolbackup.gitcd osvolbackup.gitpip install --user -rrequirements.txtpython -m osvolbackup server «server_name»How to test:------------.. code-block:: sh# Create a test serverexport SERVER_ID=test_servertests/create-test-server.sh# Create the backupVERBOSE=1 python -m osvolbackup server ${SERVER_ID}# Delete the test instanceopenstack server delete ${SERVER_ID}openstack volume delete ${SERVER_ID}_boot# We use the instance uuid because the server name was deletedINSTANCE_ID=$(openstack volume backup list | grep ${SERVER_ID}|cut -d" " -f4)# Restore with the original configVERBOSE=1 python -m osvolbackup server $INSTANCE_ID --restore last# Restore with a different network configVERBOSE=1 python -m osvolbackup server $INSTANCE_ID --restore last --network net1:10.3.1.99Copyright---------© 2019 CCS Group International, distributed under the `Apache-2 license <LICENSE>`_.
Package: osw
oswPython toolset for data processing, queries, wikicode generation and page manipulation within OpenSemanticLab.
General features for object oriented interaction with knowledge graphs are planned to be moved to a standalone package:oold-pythonInstallationpip install oswTroubleshootingError: datamodel-codegen not foundmake sure datamodel-codegen is installed and included in PATH, e. g. on jupyterlab:os.environ["PATH"] += os.pathsep + "/home/jovyan/.local/bin"Documentationhttps://opensemanticlab.github.io/osw-python/NoteThis project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.3.1. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold seehttps://pyscaffold.org/.
Package: oswald
Easy to create and maintain endpoints for an API. Built on top of Falcon.Automatic detection and addition of new endpoints. disable any endpoint in one lineSample Layout📁Endpoints (Directory)
  ↳ - __init__.py
    - ShoppingCart.py
    - WebVideos.py
    - Announcements.pySample Endpoint fileclassSampleResource:# Still Falcondefon_get(req,resp):resp.media={"message":"hello world"}# Required Class + Variables in order for Oswald to detect it's valid.classEndpoint:API_ENDS=[{"endpoint":"/Sample","endpointObj":SampleResource}]Usage with Gunicorn/OthersOswald simply returns a normal falcon WGSI object with the additions and removals.importoswaldstage_1=oswald.Oswald("moduleFolder")# Falcon object can be accessedapi=stage_1.apiSample Output2019-11-0622:57:50.490|DEBUG|helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:21-IgnoringInit.2019-11-0622:57:50.491|INFO|helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:34-Importingmodules.sampleResource.2019-11-0622:57:50.491|INFO|helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:36-Importedmodules.sampleResource[-]Endpoints:1[-]GeneratingAPIObject.[-]Attempingadditionfor/sample.[-]1resource(s)added.[-]InitalizingWebserver.Servingonhttp://localhost:8874Installationpip install oswald
Package: oswhich
oswhichThis package allows for cross-platform implementations on-the-go with a very sugary decorator syntax. It works also for classes, its methods and properties. Although, development is still incipient so feel free to open an issue on the bug tracker.Examplesfromoswhichimportlinux,macosx,windows,solaris@linuxdeff(x):return2*x@macosxdeff(x):returnx**2@windowsdeff(x):returnx+2>>>f(3)# in Linux6>>>f(3)# in MacOSx9>>>f(3)# in Windows5>>>f(3)# in SolarisTraceback(mostrecentcalllast):File"<stdin>",line1,in<module>RuntimeError:Sorry,function`f`wasnotimplementedforyourplatform.Advanced usageYou may define your own definition selector. Internally,OsWhichrelies onplatform.system()to select current platform. IfOsWhich.__init__takes a string as parameter, it just compares it withplatform.system()'s output. If you pass acallableto the constructor, you are allowed to do whatever you want, as long as this function follows the signaturefoo(system: str) -> bool.fromoswhichimportOsWhichmysystem=OsWhich(foo)@mysystemdeff(x):return-x
Package: os-win
Team and repository tagsos-winWindows / Hyper-V library for OpenStack projects.This library contains Windows / Hyper-V specific code commonly used in
OpenStack projects. The library can be used in any other OpenStack projects
where it is needed.Free software: Apache licenseDocumentation:http://docs.openstack.org/developer/os-winSource:https://opendev.org/openstack/os-winBugs:https://bugs.launchpad.net/os-winRelease Noteshttps://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/os-winHow to Installos-win is released on Pypi, meaning that it can be installed and upgraded via
pip. To install os-win, run the following command:pip install os-winTo upgrade os-win, run the following command:pip install -U os-winNote that the first OpenStack release to use os-win is Mitaka. Previous
releases do not benefit from this library.TestsYou will have to install the test dependencies first to be able to run the
tests.C:\os_win> pip install -r requirements.txt
C:\os_win> pip install -r test-requirements.txtYou can run the unit tests with the following command.C:\os_win> nosetests os_win\tests\unitHow to contributeTo contribute to this project, please go through the following steps.Clone the project and keep your working tree updated.Make modifications on your working tree.Run unit tests.If the tests pass, commit your code.Submit your code viagit review.Check that Jenkins and the Microsoft Hyper-V CI pass on your patch.If there are issues with your commit, ammend, and submit it again viagit review.Wait for the patch to be reviewed.Featuresos-win is currently used in the following OpenStack projects:novacindercompute-hypervnetworking-hypervceilometeros-brick
Package: oswin-tempest-plugin
This project contains Tempest tests to cover the os_win project, as well as a plugin to automatically load these tests into Tempest.Please fill here a long description which must be at least 3 lines wrapped on
80 cols, so that distribution package maintainers can use it in their packages.
Note that this is a hard requirement.Free software: Apache licenseDocumentation:http://docs.openstack.org/developer/oswin-tempest-pluginSource:http://opendev.org/openstack/oswin-tempest-pluginBugs:http://bugs.launchpad.net/oswin-tempest-pluginFeaturesTODO