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Package: omnijson
The Problem# Python 2.5.4 (r254:67916, Jun 24 2010, 21:47:25)
>>> import anyjson
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
    raise ImportError("No supported JSON module found")
ImportError: No supported JSON module foundThe Solution>>> import omnijson as json
# \o/FeaturesLoads whichever is the fastest JSON module installedFalls back on built in pure-python simplejson, just in case.Proper API (loads(),dumps())VerndorizableSupports Python 2.5-3.2 out of the boxUsageLoad the best JSON available:import omnijson as jsonDump some objects:>>> json.loads('{"yo": "dawg"}')
{'yo': 'dawg'}Load some objects:>>> json.dumps({'yo': 'dawg'})
'{"yo": "dawg"}'Check JSON Engine:>>> json.engine
'ujson'InstallInstalling OmniJSON is easy:$ pip install omnijsonOf, if you must:$ easy_install omnijsonBut, youreally shouldn’t do that.LicenseThe MIT License:Copyright (c) 2011 Kenneth Reitz

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Package: omnikassa
OmnikassaPython library for implementing Omnikassa.Generating payment requestfromomnikassaimportOmnikassafromomnikassa.constantsimportCurrencysettings={'currencyCode':Currency.EURO,# Default value, can be overriden per request'automaticResponseUrl':'https://example.com/callback','normalReturnUrl':'https://example.com/omnikassa','merchantId':'0123456789',}secret='secret key'# set this to None to use test environmentomnikassa=Omnikassa(settings,secret)data=omnikassa.generate_request({'transactionReference':'transaction123',# unique reference'amount':456,# in cents'orderId':123,# optional})datacontains relevant info to create a form:<form action="${url}" method="post" id="form">
    <input type="hidden" name="Seal" value="${seal}">
    <input type="hidden" name="InterfaceVersion" value="${version}">
    <input type="hidden" name="Data" value="${data}">
    <button type="submit">
        Start payment
    </button>
</form>Handling returnfromomnikassaimportOmnikassafromomnikassa.constantsimportCurrencysettings={'currencyCode':Currency.EURO,'automaticResponseUrl':'https://example.com/callback','normalReturnUrl':'https://example.com/omnikassa','merchantId':'0123456789',}secret='secret key'omnikassa=Omnikassa(settings,secret)try:data=omnikassa.verify_callback(request.POST)exceptInvalidSeal:...exceptInvalidResponseCodeasexc:# `exc.data` contains responseData...# `data` is a dict of validated omnikassa data
Package: omnik-data-logger
omnik-data-loggerThis is a Python3 based PV data logger with plugin support, specifically build for the Omniksol-5k-TL2. This datalogger uses theomnikportalto fetch data pushed by the inverter. I tried using the inverter directly, but the firmware isverybuggy: it either spontanious reboots, hangs or returns seemingly random data.InstallationInstall using the following command:$ pip install omnik-data-loggerHelpusage: omnik-logger [-h] [--config FILE] [--every EVERY] [-d]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  --config FILE  path to configuration file
  --every EVERY  execute every n seconds
  -d, --debug    debug modeConfigurationExample configurationThis data logger needs a configuration file. By default, it look for a config file called~/.omnik/config.ini. You can override this path by using the--configparameter.[default]
timezone = Europe/Amsterdam

[omnikportal]
username = john.doe@example.com
password = S3cret!

[plugins]
output=pvoutput

[pvoutput]
api_key = <YOUR API KEY>
sys_id = <YOUR SYSTEM ID>
use_temperature = true

[openweathermap]
api_key = <YOUR API KEY>
endpoint = api.openweathermap.org
lon = 4.2232362
lat = 51.8819023
units = metricPS:openweathermapis currently only used whenuse_temperature = true.Manual RunJust runomnik-logger... that's it ... for now.Scheduled RunYou've got your default options to schedule this logger, but I included asystemdservice file to run this as a service on Linux.PS: I'm usingUbuntu 18.04 LTSFirst, install this thing (~ using Python 3 !!!)If you don't havePython3.xinstalled, do that first (~ don't forget to installpython3-pipas well)$ pip3 install omnik-data-logger

# check if properly installed
$ omnik-logger -h
usage: omnik-logger [-h] [--config FILE] [--every EVERY] [-d]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  --config FILE  Path to configuration file
  --every EVERY  Execute every n seconds
  -d, --debug    Debug modeCopyscripts/omnik-data-logger.serviceto/lib/systemd/system/omnik-data-logger.serviceNext, enable and start service:$ systemd enable omnik-data-logger
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/omnik-data-logger.service → /lib/systemd/system/omnik-data-logger.service.
$ systemd start omnik-data-loggerCheck ifomnik-data-logger.serviceis running correctly:$ systemd status omnik-data-logger
● omnik-data-logger.service - Omnik Data Logger service
   Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/omnik-data-logger.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
   Active: active (running) since Tue 2019-06-18 06:55:08 UTC; 4min 36s ago
 Main PID: 2445 (python3)
    Tasks: 2 (limit: 4915)
   CGroup: /system.slice/omnik-data-logger.service
           └─2445 /usr/bin/python3 /usr/local/bin/omnik-logger --config /etc/omnik/config.ini --every 300PluginsWorking on a couple of plugins to customize processing of the omnik-portal data:pvoutput~ write data toPVOutputinfluxdb~ write data to aInfluxDBtime series database (WORK IN PROGRESS)...BONUS: DockerInstructions on how to use theomnik-data-loggerwithDockercan be foundhere~ the end
Package: omnikey2ivy
——————–README.txt——————–omnikey2ivy emit card id on Ivy software bus [1].Bus adress can be specified with “-b” command line option or
environment variable IVYBUS.Message from are “Id cardnumber), for instance : “Id 020408DD”.[1]http://www2.tls.cena.fr/products/ivy/——————–INSTALL——————–Install on UbuntuCaution: non-free packages are needed to run this app.
Thus this procedure enable non-ubuntu (universe) and non-free
(multiverse) software repositories.# Add universe and multiverse repositorysudo software-properties-gtk -e universesudo software-properties-gtk -e multiversesudo apt-get update#install driver and dependenciessudo apt-get install libpcsclite1-dev pcsc-omnikey python-serial python-pyscard python-setuptools#install omnikey2ivy bridgesudo easy_install omnikey2ivy# Tested on: Ubuntu Lucid (10.04) LiveCD with Omnikey5321
Package: omnilearn
# omni-learnThis repo contains a framework for various machine learning and simulation projects.## InstallationRunpip install .while in this dir to install package.### Environment VariablesIt is strongly encouraged to set a few environment variables when using this library:OMNILEARN_SAVE_DIR=”$HOME/trained_nets”- set this to an absolute path to a directory you have write access to, this is where scripts will save output (by default).OMNILEARN_DATA_DIR=”$HOME/local_data”- set this to an absolute path to a directory with some datasets (best to also have write access to allow automatic downloading of some datasets).## ExecutionFor an example of how to use this library, see themnist/dir.An example execution from inside themnist/dir (requires the environment variables above to be set):python project.py model –name test-mnist
Package: omnilog
OmniLogIntroductionIt was conceived with the idea on mind that not all IT infraestructures
or applications have a well defined and centralized logging system. This cant be a
reason to not “listen” a those remote logs on that servers. Log reviews can be very
painfull if you dont have a tool like this on your toolbelt.With this application we can ‘ssh in’ all our servers simultaneously , get
each line of those logs of interest and write it on local files, show
them on a html fashion through its integrated HTTP server or launch notification events when one log entry arrives
from servers.ArchitectureBroadly speaking we can think that this application have 2 layers. One of them is the main process omnilogd (daemon),
that launches, controls and communicate the second layer, the app runnable sub components (threading involved).The other components are wrappers around third party libraries .Key featuresSee remote logs via SSH.
Main SSH auth methods.
Store logs in local folder for further analysis.
Auto reload config when it changes.(No manual service restart needed)
Built-in HTTP server for showing results.InstallationIf you have problems with dbus module, install it with:
apt-get install python3-dbusFrom pypi install as:
pip3 install omnilogYou can create a skeleton , omnilog will write in your $HOME dir a example config, webpanel example and dir for
received logs. Just write:omnilogd.py skeletonUse itomnilogd.py config.jsonWhere config.json is the route to your configuration file. You can get an example of this in docs/config.dist.json.For further and more detailed documentation visit the docs subfolder. If you simply “want to use it” this README
shoul be sufficient.
Package: omnilogger
OmniLogger Python PackageWelcome to the OmniLogger Python Package!Table of ContentsOmniLog Python PackageTable of ContentsIntroductionUsageContributingRequirementManaging DependenciesRunning TestsConfiguring PyPI UserPublishing to PyPIIntroductionThis document will first describe how to use the package, and then provide a step-by-step guide for any developper that might want to help on the project.UsageRun the following command to install the package:pipinstallomniloggerImport the package in your script:fromomniloggerimportstart_listenerStart the listener:start_listener(database_url)The listener will start listening to your logs to send those concerning openai to the database!You can also use the logger to log your own messages:fromomniloggerimportsend_to_dblog={"input":"What is a prompt?","output":"A prompt is a sentence that you give to the model to generate a text.","datetime_utc":"2021-08-31 14:00:00.00","total_tokens":100,}send_to_db(database_url,log)Contributing##3 RequirementMake sure you have Poetry installed on your local machine. If not, follow the instruction onhttps://python-poetry.org/docs/.Managing DependenciesAdding Dependencies: Add any new project dependencies to [tool.poetry.dependencies] using:poetryadd<package>Developmnt Dependencies: For development dependencies, add them to the group [tool.poetry.dev.dependencies] using:poetryadd<dev-package>--groupdevInstall Dependencies: Run the following command to install project dependencies:poetryinstallRunning Python FilesActivate Virtual Environment: The virtual environment ensures that the correct dependencies are available to your script.To activate it, run the command:poetryshellRunning Scripts: Once the environment is up, you can run:poetryrunpython<filepath>TipTo avoid having to type poetry run every time you want to run a script, you can use the poetry run command once at the beginning of your terminal session. This sets up an environment where all subsequent python commands are run within the Poetry virtual environment.poetryrunNow you can simply usepython path/to/your/script.pywithout the need for poetry run each time.Running TestsRunning Tests: Use the following command to run pytest:poetryrunpytestWriting Tests: Create test files in the test directory, e.g., test/send_to_db.test.py, and write your tests using pytest.Configuring PyPI UserConfigure the PyPI user credentials using the following command (Replace <YOUR_PYPI_TOKEN> with the actual PyPI token):poetryconfigpypi-token.pypi<YOUR_PYPI_TOKEN>Publishing to PyPIBuilding: Use the following command to build the package:poetrybuildPublishing: Publish the package to PyPI using:poetrypublishtip: Add the --build flag to do both steps at once.
Package: omnimodal
Next GPTImplementation of "NExT-GPT: Any-to-Any Multimodal LLM",Paper LinkAppreciationLucidrainsAgoriansInstallpip install next-gptUsageArchitectureTodoLicenseMITCitations@articles{wu2023nextgpt,title={NExT-GPT: Any-to-Any Multimodal LLM},author={Shengqiong Wu, Hao Fei, Leigang Qu, Wei Ji, Tat-Seng Chua},journal={CoRR},volume={abs/2309.05519},year={2023}}
Package: omnineuro
omniomniis a Python/C++17 library for image preprocessing in neuroimaging and
other related things. It provides some useful and convenient APIs for developing
neuroimaging tools. These are used to develop implementations of software tools
I (and others) are currently developing.Current software tools list:SynthNoteIf any of theomniutilities significantly assist with your research, please cite:Montez, D. F., Van, A. N., Miller, R. L., Seider, N. A., Marek, S., Zheng, A., et al. (2021).
Using synthetic MR images for field map-less distortion correction.
bioRxiv, 2021.03.13.435270. http://doi.org/10.1101/2021.03.13.435270DocumentationSeeDocumentation.Requirements and InstallationSeeInstallation.SynthSeeSynth Documentationfor more information.
Package: omninumeric
Omninumeric🌏 EnglishРусскийOmninumeric provides support for number reading and writing in alphabetic numeral systems.Supported numeral systemsCyrillicRoman - numbers up to 3999Byzantian Greek - WIPModern Greek - plannedHebrew - plannedBackgroundSeeIntroductionto learn about Cyrillic numeral system.Installationpip install omninumericUsage#   Convert a number into Roman numeral system
#   Requires non-zero int, returns str
from omninumeric import roman

a = roman.write(1)

#   Convert a Cyrillic number to Arabic numeral system
#   Requires non-empty str, returns int
from omninumeric import cyrillic

b = cyrillic.read("а҃")For Greek-type numeral systems, "Delimiter" and "plain" style numbers are supported both for reading and writing. "Plain" style is used by default for writing.For Cyrillic numeral system, several falgs can be used for writing:#   DELIM flag sets conversion to "delimeter" style

c = cyrillic.write(111111, cyrillic.DELIM)

#   NOTITLO flag omits "titlo" decorator

d = cyrillic.write(11000, cyrillic.DELIM | cyrillic.NOTITLO)

#   Following flags control dot styling:
#
#   ENDDOT - append dot at the end
#   WRAPDOT - append dot at both ends
#   DELIMDOT - add dot separator between digit groups. Sets conversion to "delim" style
#   ALLDOT - combine WRAPDOT and DELIMDOTContributingCreate an issue describing a bug or suggestion, then create a pull request mentioning the issue.FeedbackDrop me a line:amshoor@gmail.comChangelogSeeChangelog.
Package: omniorb-py
This is not an official package from the creators of omniORB or omniORBpy.
It is a forked version OmniORB SVN.
The changes in the source code are publicly available at :https://github.com/IT-ML-Team/OmniORB/tree/4.3.0.insidersThe creator of these wheels does not hold any rights to omniORB as well as omniORBpy.
We do not give any support and are not liable for any damage caused by the use of this software.For more information about the copyright holders please visithttp://omniorb.sourceforge.net/contact.html
Package: omnipack
OmniPackA collection of commonly used Python scripts in work.InstallationpipinstallomnipackIn-PythonOmniPack provides commonly used functions for quick programming. For example, it can load configuration from different kinds of files.fromomnipackimportConfigLoaderimportos.pathasosp# load python file as configurationpy_sample_path=osp.join(BASE_DIR,'data/fileio/sample.py')py_config=ConfigLoader.from_file(py_sample_path)# load jsonjson_sample_path=osp.join(BASE_DIR,'data/fileio/sample.json')json_config=ConfigLoader.from_file(json_sample_path)# load yamlyaml_sample_path=osp.join(BASE_DIR,'data/fileio/sample.yaml')yaml_config=ConfigLoader.from_file(yaml_sample_path)# load python dictionarydict_sample=dict(a=1,b=2)dict_config=ConfigLoader.from_dict(dict_sample)Command Line InterfaceOmniPack provides many easy-to-use commands for convenience purposes. For example, to kill ghost processes triggered by the same commandomnipackkill_multiprocess"train.py"ContributorLi Shenggui
Package: omnipath
Python client for the OmniPath web serviceInstallationYou can installomnipathby running:pip install omnipathThe OmniPath databaseOmniPath is a database of:Protein-protein, TF target and miRNA-mRNA interactionsEnzyme-PTM relationshipsProtein complexesAnnotations of protein function, structure, localization, expressionIntercellular communication roles of proteinsTo learn more about OmniPath, you can visit itswebsite, or read our recentpreprintor our firstpaper from 2016, especially itssupplementary material.The Python clientThe data is available through a web service hosted on thiswebsite.
This repository hosts a Python package for querying this web service and
downloading data into data frames or dictionaries.The Python package for OmniPath is pypath, isn’t it?pypathis a tool for building the OmniPath databases in a fully customizable way.
We recommend to use pypath if you want to:Tailor the database building to your needsInclude resources not available in the public web serviceUse the rich Python APIs available for the database objectsMake sure the data from the original sources is the most up-to-dateUse the methods inpypath.inputsto download data from resourcesUse the various extra tools inpypath.utils, e.g. for identifier
translation, homology translation, querying Gene Ontology, working with
protein sequences, processing BioPAX, etc.Is there an R client?Yes there is. The R/Bioconductor packageOmnipathRyou may find onGitHubor inBioconductor.
The R client currently supports all features of the web service.CytoscapeWe even have aCytoscape plug-in.
With the plug-in you are able to load networks into Cytoscape and access
certain (not all) annotations of the proteins.
Package: omnipath-slide
Project descriptionic_slide is a sdk wrapper for coriander project of intemedic.it providers slide apis for python projects of internal company. It can not used for public domains.InstallingInstall and update usingpip:pipinstall-Uic_slideA Simple Examplesample of open-slide.fromic_slideimportopen_slide# open a slide with slide id.slide_id='4395d816-2832-e7b7-6472-39f9b9f93480'open_slide(slide_id)# get metadata of slide.metadata=slide.metadata# get tile image (PIL.Image) of slide with x=0, y=0, width=512, height=512tile=slide.read_region(0,0,512,512)sample of enumerate tiles to a slide.fromic_slideimportenumerate_tilesimportnumpyasnp# enumerate tiles from begin to stop with specified stride and size.slide_id='4395d816-2832-e7b7-6472-39f9b9f93480'iterated_tiles=enumerate_tiles(slide_id,[0,0],[8192,8192],400,[512,512])fortileiniterated_tiles:do_something(tile)sample of enumerate slide entries of private cloud.fromic_slideimportget_slide_entries#get all slide entriesslide_entries=get_slide_entries()forentryinslide_entries:print(entry.Name)sample of get distinct slide id of private cloud.fromic_slideimportget_distinct_slide_idsslide_ids=get_distinct_slide_ids()forslide_idinslide_ids():do_something(slide_id)sample of get annotations of slide entry.fromic_slideimportget_slide_entries,get_slide_entry_annotations#get all slide entriesslide_entries=get_slide_entries()forentryinslide_entries:entry_id=entry.Idannotations=get_slide_entry_annotations(entry_id)
Package: omnipose-theme
PyQtDarkThemePyQtDarkTheme applies a flat dark theme to QtWidgets application(PySide and PyQt). There's a light theme too. Color and style balanced from a dark theme for easy viewing in daylight.Check out thecomplete documentation.Project statusTestsFeaturesA flat dark and light themeSupport PySide and PyQtSupport PyInstallerResolve the style differences between Qt versionsQPalette of dark and light themeThemesDark ThemeLight ThemeRequirementsPython 3.7+Qt 5.11+PySide6, PyQt6, PyQt5 or PySide2Installation MethodLast released versionpip install pyqtdarkthemeLatest development versionpip install git+https://github.com/5yutan5/PyQtDarkTheme.git@mainUsageimportsysfromPySide6.QtWidgetsimportQApplication,QMainWindow,QPushButtonimportqdarkthemeapp=QApplication(sys.argv)main_win=QMainWindow()push_button=QPushButton("PyQtDarkTheme!!")main_win.setCentralWidget(push_button)# Apply dark theme to Qt applicationapp.setStyleSheet(qdarktheme.load_stylesheet())main_win.show()app.exec()⚠ The image quality may be lower on Qt5(PyQt5, PySide2) due to the use of svg. You can add the following attribute to improve the quality of images.app.setAttribute(Qt.ApplicationAttribute.AA_UseHighDpiPixmaps)Light themeapp.setStyleSheet(qdarktheme.load_stylesheet("light"))Dark and Light paletteYou can get color of dark and light theme by loading QPalette.
To load palette, run:palette=qdarktheme.load_palette()# orpalette=qdarktheme.load_palette("light")For example, you can apply a link color to your application.importsysfromPyQt5.QtGuiimportQPalettefromPyQt5.QtWidgetsimportQApplicationimportqdarkthemeapp=QApplication(sys.argv)dark_palette=qdarktheme.load_palette()palette=app.palette()palette.setColor(QPalette.ColorRole.Link,dark_palette.link().color())app.setPalette(palette)Further information can be found in our docs:Usage GuideSharp frameYou can change the border corner style.# Default is "rounded".stylesheet=qdarktheme.load_stylesheet(border="sharp")ExampleTo check example app, run:python -m qdarktheme.widget_galleryLicenseThe svg files for the PyQtDarkTheme are derivedMaterial design icons(Apache License Version 2.0). Qt stylesheets are originally fork ofQDarkStyleSheet(MIT License). Other files are covered by PyQtDarkTheme's MIT license.ContributingAll contributions, bug reports, bug fixes, documentation improvements, enhancements, and ideas are welcome. You can get started by reading this:Contributing GuideChange logSeeReleases.
Package: omnipresence
The ominously-named friendly IRC bot framework.This branch contains an in-progress rewrite of the API, and is missing
critical features.
Therelease-2.xbranch contains a usable (?) version of the bot that
currently runs inthe #yackfest channel on EsperNet.For detailed documentation, visitOmnipresence’s Read the Docs site,
or look inside thedocsfolder.