Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: openslide-django
OpenSlide Python is a Python interface to the OpenSlide library.OpenSlideis a C library that provides a simple interface for reading
whole-slide images, also known as virtual slides, which are high-resolution
images used in digital pathology.  These images can occupy tens of gigabytes
when uncompressed, and so cannot be easily read using standard tools or
libraries, which are designed for images that can be comfortably
uncompressed into RAM.  Whole-slide images are typically multi-resolution;
OpenSlide allows reading a small amount of image data at the resolution
closest to a desired zoom level.OpenSlide can read virtual slides in several formats:Aperio(.svs,.tif)Hamamatsu(.ndpi,.vms,.vmu)Leica(.scn)MIRAX(.mrxs)Philips(.tiff)Sakura(.svslide)Trestle(.tif)Ventana(.bif,.tif)Generic tiled TIFF(.tif)RequirementsPython 2 >= 2.6 or Python 3 >= 3.3OpenSlide >= 3.4.0Python Imaging Library or PillowInstallationInstall OpenSlide.pip installopenslide-pythonUsing PILsetup.pyassumes that you want to use the Pillow fork of PIL.  If you
already have classic PIL installed, you can use it instead.  Install
OpenSlide Python with:pip install --no-deps openslide-pythonor, if you are installing by hand:python setup.py install --single-version-externally-managed --record /dev/nullMore InformationAPI documentationChangelogWebsiteGitHubSample dataLicenseOpenSlide Python is released under the terms of theGNU Lesser General
Public License, version 2.1.
Package: openslide-python
OpenSlide PythonOpenSlide Python is a Python interface to the OpenSlide library.OpenSlideis a C library that provides a simple interface for reading
whole-slide images, also known as virtual slides, which are high-resolution
images used in digital pathology.  These images can occupy tens of gigabytes
when uncompressed, and so cannot be easily read using standard tools or
libraries, which are designed for images that can be comfortably
uncompressed into RAM.  Whole-slide images are typically multi-resolution;
OpenSlide allows reading a small amount of image data at the resolution
closest to a desired zoom level.OpenSlide can read virtual slides in several formats:Aperio(.svs,.tif)DICOM(.dcm)Hamamatsu(.ndpi,.vms,.vmu)Leica(.scn)MIRAX(.mrxs)Philips(.tiff)Sakura(.svslide)Trestle(.tif)Ventana(.bif,.tif)Generic tiled TIFF(.tif)RequirementsPython ≥ 3.8OpenSlide ≥ 3.4.0PillowInstallationOpenSlide Python requiresOpenSlide.  For instructions on installing both
components so OpenSlide Python can find OpenSlide, see the packagedocumentation.More InformationAPI documentationChangelogWebsiteGitHubSample dataLicenseOpenSlide Python is released under the terms of theGNU Lesser General
Public License, version 2.1.OpenSlide Python 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 Lesser General Public
License for more details.
Package: openslides-csv-export
OverviewThis plugin for OpenSlides provides a CSV export of the lists of speakers.
It is also useful as an example how to write plugins for OpenSlides.RequirementsOpenSlides >=2.1 (https://openslides.org/)InstallThis is only an example instruction to install the plugin on GNU/Linux. It
can also be installed as any other Python package and on other platforms,
e. g. on Windows.Change to a new directory:$ cd

$ mkdir OpenSlides

$ cd OpenSlidesSetup and activate a virtual environment and install OpenSlides and the
plugin in it:$ python3 -m venv .virtualenv

$ source .virtualenv/bin/activate

$ pip install openslides openslides-csv-exportStart OpenSlides:$ openslidesLicense and authorsThis plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under the
MIT License, see LICENSE file. The authors are mentioned in the AUTHORS file.ChangelogVersion 2.0.4 (2018-09-28)Updated to OpenSlides 2.3.Version 2.0.3 (2018-06-13)Updated to OpenSlides 2.2.Version 2.0.2 (2017-03-23)Updated OpenSlides 2.1 support (Fixed usage of has_perm()).Version 2.0.1 (2016-12-20)Updated to OpenSlides 2.1. Dropped support for OpenSlides 2.0.Added example how to use states and templates.Version 2.0.0 (2016-04-23)Updated to OpenSlides 2.0. Dropped support for OpenSlides 1.x.Version 1.1.1 (2015-02-19)Updated to OpenSlides 1.7.x.Version 1.1.0 (2014-06-02)Updated to new plugin api and to other api changes of OpenSlides 1.6.Fixed bug when using related agenda items.Version 1.0.2 (2013-11-26)Updated to OpenSlides 1.5.x.Version 1.0.1 (2013-07-30)Updated to OpenSlides 1.4.1.Version 1.0 (2013-07-11)First release of this plugin.
Package: openslides-export
==========================OpenSlides Export Plugin==========================Overview========This plugin for OpenSlides provides a odt/csv export of OpenSlides data(e.g. motions and agenda).Requirements============- OpenSlides 1.7.x (http://openslides.org/)- py3o.template (for odt export)see requirements.txtInstall=======This is only an example instruction to install the plugin on GNU/Linux. Itcan also be installed as any other python package and on other platforms,e. g. on Windows.Change to a new directory::$ cd$ mkdir OpenSlides$ cd OpenSlidesSetup and activate a virtual environment and install OpenSlides and theplugin in it::$ virtualenv .virtualenv$ source .virtualenv/bin/activate$ pip install "openslides>=1.7,<1.8" openslides-exportStart OpenSlides::$ openslidesLicense and authors===================This plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under theMIT License, see LICENSE file. The authors are mentioned in the AUTHORS file.Changelog=========Version 1.0 (2015-03-18)------------------------* First release of this plugin to export agenda data to CSVand motion(s) to ODT and HTML.
Package: openslides-gui
OverviewSimple GUI frontend forOpenSlidesto run and configure OpenSlides’ web server.
Used withOpenSlides Portableto build a full portable distribution of OpenSlides.RequirementsPython 3.5+OpenSlides 2.2wxPython 4.x (Phoenix)See requirements.txtInstallThis is an instruction to install OpenSlides GUI.Install Python 3.5+ and SetuptoolsFollow the instructions in the README of OpenSlides.Install requirements:$ pip install -r requirements.txtInstall openslides-gui:$ pip install openslides-guiRun the OpenSlides GUI:$ openslides-guiLicenseThis plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under the
MIT License, see LICENSE file.AuthorsAndy Kittner <andkit@gmx.net>Emanuel Schütze <emanuel@intevation.de>ChangelogVersion 1.1.4 (2018-02-16)Use get_default_user_data_dir instead of get_default_user_data_pathUpdated wxphoenix.Updated credits.Version 1.1.3 (2017-11-17)Install wxpython from pypi.Version 1.1.2 (2017-03-29)Don’t kill browser after stopping server.
(Removed psutil as requirements)Added option to use Geiss and Redis server.Version 1.1.1 (2017-01-26)Updated README to Python 3.5.Updated Credits to 2016.Version 1.1 (2016-03-21)Added port/host arguments for openslides start command.Improved OpenSlides app icon.Version 1.0.1 (2016-02-03)Updated README to Python 3.4.Updated Credits to 2016.Version 1.0 (2015-12-07)First release of openslides-gui for OpenSlides 2.x.
It’s moved from old OpenSlides 1.x repository into an own openslides-gui package.
Package: openslides-presenter
OverviewThis plugin adds a new page to OpenSlides that can be used as a ‘presenter’
view, adding control that users are likely used to from other presentation
software such as Powerpoint to OpenSlides. This page listens to mouse (not yet)
and keyboard events to change the currently shown slide.The main use for this plugin is to provide a simple overview for presenters
to use OpenSlides, either with a mouse (soon!), keyboard or presentation remote
(which are sometimes called a ‘clicker’, hence the name).RequirementsOpenSlides >=2.1 (https://openslides.org/)InstallI. Installation on Windows (with OpenSlides portable version)Get the latest openslides-presenter plugin release from:https://github.com/OpenSlides/openslides-presenterMove the plugin directoryopenslides_presenter(not the main folder/repository) to:<path-to-openslides-portable>/openslides/plugins/Start openslides.exe.II. Installation on GNU/Linux and MacOSXSetup and activate a virtual environment:$ python -m venv .virtualenv
$ source .virtualenv/bin/activateInstall OpenSlides and the openslides-presenter plugin using pip:$ pip install openslides-presenterOpenSlides and all required python packages will be installed.Using the pluginAfter the plugin is installed, simply open the ‘presenter’ page through the menu.
Note that this only does something useful (i.e. allow controlling
the projector) if a presentable and controllable media is currently shown.License and authorsThis plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under the
MIT License, see LICENSE file. The authors are mentioned in the AUTHORS file.ChangelogVersion 2.0.4 (2018-10-19)Do nothing on keypress if not on projector screenAdd support for OpenSlides 2.3Version 2.0.3 (2018-06-22)Add support for OpenSlides 2.2Version 2.0.2 (2018-04-18)Include a preview of the current slide on the presenter pageAdd support for OpenSlides versions higher than 2.1Version 2.0.1 (2017-05-16)Add support for OpenSlides 2.1Version 1.1.0 (2016-05-14)First release of this plugin for OpenSlides 2.0.xVersion 1.0.0 (2016-02-26)First release of this plugin for OpenSlides 1.7.x.
Package: openslides-protocol
OverviewThis plugin for OpenSlides provides a protocol of events managed in
OpenSlides.RequirementsOpenSlides 2.2|2.3.x (https://openslides.org/)InstallThis is only an example instruction to install the plugin on GNU/Linux. It
can also be installed as any other python package and on other platforms,
e. g. on Windows.Change to a new directory:$ cd

$ mkdir OpenSlides

$ cd OpenSlidesSetup and activate a virtual environment and install OpenSlides and the
plugin in it:$ virtualenv .virtualenv

$ source .virtualenv/bin/activate

$ pip install openslides openslides-protocolStart OpenSlides:$ openslidesLicense and authorsThis plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under the
MIT License, see LICENSE file. The authors are mentioned in the AUTHORS file.ChangelogVersion 1.0.1 (2018-10-19)support for OpenSlides 2.3Version 1.0 (2018-06-22)First release of this plugin.Added support for OpenSlides 2.2
Package: openslides-topicvoting
================================OpenSlides Topic Voting Plugin================================Overview========This plugin for OpenSlides features a structured voting on topics using theSainte-Laguë method.Requirements============OpenSlides 1.6.x (http://openslides.org/)Install=======This is only an example instruction to install the plugin on GNU/Linux. Itcan also be installed as any other python package and on other platforms,e. g. on Windows.Change to a new directory::$ cd$ mkdir OpenSlides$ cd OpenSlidesSetup and activate a virtual environment and install OpenSlides and theplugin in it::$ virtualenv .virtualenv$ source .virtualenv/bin/activate$ pip install "openslides>=1.6,<1.7" openslides-topicvotingStart OpenSlides::$ openslidesLicense and authors===================This plugin is Free/Libre Open Source Software and distributed under theMIT License, see LICENSE file. The authors are mentioned in the AUTHORS file.Changelog=========Version 1.1.0 (2014-06-05)--------------------------* Updated to new plugin api and to other api changes of OpenSlides 1.6(slides, urls, views, widget and main menu entry).* Added winners as list to result view and slide.* Added list of all results for print.* Added csv import.* Changed several template files and updated some code styling stuff.Version 1.0 (2014-01-04)------------------------* First release of this plugin.
Package: openslide-wrapper
!!!THIS IS A TEMPORARY WORKAROUND TO HAVE openslide-python INSTALLABLE VIA PIP WITHOUT SETUPTOOLS ISSUE!!!OpenSlide Python is a Python interface to the OpenSlide library.OpenSlideis a C library that provides a simple interface for reading
whole-slide images, also known as virtual slides, which are high-resolution
images used in digital pathology.  These images can occupy tens of gigabytes
when uncompressed, and so cannot be easily read using standard tools or
libraries, which are designed for images that can be comfortably
uncompressed into RAM.  Whole-slide images are typically multi-resolution;
OpenSlide allows reading a small amount of image data at the resolution
closest to a desired zoom level.OpenSlide can read virtual slides in several formats:Aperio(.svs,.tif)Hamamatsu(.ndpi,.vms,.vmu)Leica(.scn)MIRAX(.mrxs)Philips(.tiff)Sakura(.svslide)Trestle(.tif)Ventana(.bif,.tif)Generic tiled TIFF(.tif)RequirementsPython 2 >= 2.6 or Python 3 >= 3.3OpenSlide >= 3.4.0Python Imaging Library or PillowInstallationInstall OpenSlide.pip installopenslide-pythonUsing PILsetup.pyassumes that you want to use the Pillow fork of PIL.  If you
already have classic PIL installed, you can use it instead.  Install
OpenSlide Python with:pip install --no-deps openslide-pythonor, if you are installing by hand:python setup.py install --single-version-externally-managed --record /dev/nullMore InformationAPI documentationChangelogWebsiteGitHubSample dataLicenseOpenSlide Python is released under the terms of theGNU Lesser General
Public License, version 2.1.
Package: opensmile
Python interface for extractingopenSMILEfeatures.$ pip install opensmileNoteOnly 64-bit Python is supported.Feature setsCurrently, three standard sets are supported.ComParE 2016is the largest with more than 6k features.
The smaller setsGeMAPSandeGeMAPScome in variantsv01a,v01bandv02(onlyeGeMAPS).
We suggest to use the latest version
unless backward compatibility with
the original papers is desired.Each feature set can be extracted on two levels:Low-level descriptors (LDD)FunctionalsForComParE 2016a third level is available:LLD deltasNotePre v2.0.0 some LLDs of the GeMAPS family were incorrectly output
as deltas. This was corrected with v2.0.0 and these features are now
correctly returned as LLDs. Note that with v2.0.0 deltas are no
longer available for the GeMAPS family.The following table lists the number of features
for each set and level.With v2.0.0Name#featuresComParE_201665 / 65 / 6373GeMAPSv01a18 / - / 62GeMAPSv01b18 / - / 62eGeMAPSv01a23 / - / 88eGeMAPSv01b23 / - / 88eGeMAPSv0225 / - / 88NoteAdditional feature sets have been added by the community.
For a full list please see the documentation ofopensmile.FeatureSet.Pre v2.0.0Name#featuresComParE_201665 / 65 / 6373GeMAPSv01a5 / 13 / 62GeMAPSv01b5 / 13 / 62eGeMAPSv01a10 / 13 / 88eGeMAPSv01b10 / 13 / 88Code exampleCode example,
that extractsComParE 2016functionals from an audio file:importopensmilesmile=opensmile.Smile(feature_set=opensmile.FeatureSet.ComParE_2016,feature_level=opensmile.FeatureLevel.Functionals,)y=smile.process_file('audio.wav')LicenseopenSMILE follows a dual-licensing model. Since the main goal of the project
is a widespread use of the software to facilitate research in the field of
machine learning from audio-visual signals, the source code and binaries are
freely available for private, research, and educational use under an open-source license
(see LICENSE).
It is not allowed to use the open-source version of openSMILE for any sort of commercial product.
Fundamental research in companies, for example, is permitted, but if a product is the result of
the research, we require you to buy a commercial development license.
Contact us atinfo@audeering.com(or visit us athttps://www.audeering.com) for more information.Original authors: Florian Eyben, Felix Weninger, Martin Wöllmer, Björn SchullerCopyright © 2008-2013, Institute for Human-Machine Communication, Technische Universität München, GermanyCopyright © 2013-2015, audEERING UG (haftungsbeschränkt)Copyright © 2016-2020, audEERING GmbHCitingPlease cite openSMILE in your publications by citing the following paper:Florian Eyben, Martin Wöllmer, Björn Schuller: “openSMILE - The Munich Versatile and Fast Open-Source Audio Feature Extractor”, Proc. ACM Multimedia (MM), ACM, Florence, Italy, ISBN 978-1-60558-933-6, pp. 1459-1462, 25.-29.10.2010.
Package: opensoar
OpenSoarThe OpenSoar python library is meant to provide open source tooling for glider flight analysis. This may vary from
thermal detection to competition scoring.Installationpip install opensoarReading in files with aerofilesOpenSoar only performs analyses after the files have been read in. Theaerofiles libraryprovides the functionality
to read the files.Example race taskfrom aerofiles.igc import Reader
from opensoar.competition.soaringspot import get_info_from_comment_lines
from opensoar.task.trip import Trip

with open('example.igc', 'r') as f:
    parsed_igc_file = Reader().read(f)

# example.igc comes from soaringspot and contains task inforamtion
task, _, _ = get_info_from_comment_lines(parsed_igc_file)
_, trace = parsed_igc_file['fix_records']

trip = Trip(task, trace)
task_distance_covered = sum(trip.distances)Releasingadd version number in changelogchange__version__in opensoar/version.pymerge to masterpush tag, ci publishes to pypi
Package: open-source-init
open-source-initA tool to automatically create a github repo, integrate travis, code coverage, read the docs, and everything else necessary for OSS developmentFree software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://open-source-init.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2016-07-21)First release on PyPI.
Package: open-source-insights-api
Open Source Insights Consume APIThis library will consume data from project Google Open Source Insights.More information indeps.dev.pipinstallopen-source-insights-apiExample use CLI:user@shell$sbom_insights--help
usage:sbom_insights[-h][-f[FILE]]SBOMInsights

options:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-f[FILE],--file[FILE]Definesbom.jsontoconsumeereturninsights.(Defaultissbom.json)user@shell$sbom_insights--file/opt/project/sbom.jsonSBOMInsights
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│anyio│pypi│4.0.0│4.0.0│3│0│
│certifi│pypi│2023.7.22│2023.7.22│0│0│
│exceptiongroup│pypi│1.1.3│1.1.3│0│0│
│h11│pypi│0.14.0│0.14.0│0│0│
│httpcore│pypi│0.18.0│0.18.0│4│2│
│httpx│pypi│0.25.0│0.25.0│4│3│
│idna│pypi│3.4│3.4.0│0│0│
│markdown-it-py│pypi│3.0.0│3.0.0│1│0│
│mdurl│pypi│0.1.2│0.1.2│0│0│
│pygments│pypi│2.15.1│2.16.1│0│0│
│rich│pypi│13.4.2│13.5.3│2│1│
│sniffio│pypi│1.3.0│1.3.0│0│0│
└────────────────┴────────────┴───────────┴────────────────┴────────────┴──────────────┘Example use in code:fromopen_source_insights_apiimportos_insightsosi=os_insights.query()#Will return all vulnerabilities in GHSAvulns=osi.GetAdvisory('ghsa-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx')# ID vulnerability GHSA#Will return all dependencies the packagedeps=osi.GetDependencies('pypi','requests','2.30.0')# Repository, Package, Version#Will return simple info about the packagepkg=osi.GetPackage('pypi','requests')# Repository, Package#Will return OpenSSF Scorecard and other info about repository in GitHub GitLab or BitBucketproject=osi.GetProject('github.com/owner/pkg')#Will return all dependencies required to the package runreq=osi.GetRequirements('pypi','requests','2.30.0')#Will return information about especific versionversion=osi.GetRequirements('pypi','requests','2.30.0')#Will search package in database of deps.dev#Way oneresult=osi.Search(system_repo="pypi",pkg_name="requests",pkg_version="2.30.0")#Way tworesult=osi.Search(hash_type="sha256",hash_value="57678e48b28e1be96ac260ad265ba84ace59cc5e098f65e28263363fa5f724c4")
Package: opensource-job-portal
Job Portal with Unlimited free job posting, Social Api’s authentication.RecruiterEnhancements:Can post jobs to social networking sites like facebook, twitter, linkedin.Walk-in’sCopy An Existing Job Post, Deactivate.Added Google MapsMobile Number AuthenticationPost their job post message into social networking sites.PortalEnhancements:Job AlertsNew Mobile DesignNormal Search and Advanced SearchEmail Notifications
Package: opensourceleg
opensourcelegAn open-source software library for numerical computation, data acquisition,and control of lower-limb robotic prostheses.InstallationThe easiest and quickest way to install theopensourceleglibrary is viapip:pipinstallopensourcelegIf you plan on installing theopensourceleglibrary on a Raspberry Pi, we recommend usingopensourcelegpitool, which is a cloud-based CI tool used to build an up-to-date OS for aRaspberry Pithat can be used headless/GUI-less to control autonomous/remote robotic systems. This tool bundles theopensourceleglibrary and its dependencies into a single OS image, which can be flashed onto a microSD card and used to boot a Raspberry Pi. For more information, clickhere.DevelopingTo modify, develop, or contribute to theopensourceleglibrary, we encourage you to installPoetry, which is a python packaging and dependency management tool. Once you have Poetry installed on your local machine, you can clone the repository and install theopensourceleglibrary by running the following commands:gitclonehttps://github.com/neurobionics/opensourceleg.gitcdopensourceleg

poetryinstall
poetryshellDocumentationYou can find tutorials and API documentation atopensourceleg.readthedocs.io.LicenseTheopensourceleglibrary is licensed under the terms of theGPL-3.0 license. This license grants users a number of freedoms:You are free to use theopensourceleglibrary for any purpose.You are free to modify theopensourceleglibrary to suit your needs.You can study how theopensourceleglibrary works and change it.You can distribute modified versions of theopensourceleglibrary.The GPL license ensures that all these freedoms are protected, now and in the future, requiring everyone to share their modifications when they also share the library in public.ContributingContributions are welcome, and they are greatly appreciated! For more details, read ourcontribution guidelines.