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Package: presto-client
This was a package for PrestoSQL. The package itself is no longer maintained,
as PrestoSQL got renamed to Trino. Read more athttps://trino.io/blog/2020/12/27/announcing-trino.htmlIf you are using an older PrestoSQL release, you can install a previous
version of the package with:pip install presto-client==0.302.0The package has been superseded with a client for Trino. You can install it
with:pip install trinoApologies for the disruption and very short notice, resulting in no transition
period.
Package: presto-drf
Presto DRFIntegration package for usingdjango-rest-frameworkwithprestojsInstallationpip install presto_drfAPIMixinsSerializerOptInFieldsMixinRegulates fields exposed on a Serializer by default & as requested based on query parameters or context.Pass 'include_fields' / 'opt_in_fields' thru query params or context to use.multiple fields can either be separated by comma eg,/?include_fields=first_name,email&opt_in_fields=gait_recognition_predictionor passed in the traditional list fashion eg,/?include_fields=first_name&include_fields=email&opt_in_fields=gait_recognition_predictionor mixed eg,/?include_fields=first_name,email&include_fields=booBy default, all "fields" defined in serializer, minus those listed in "opt_in_fields" would be returned.If "include_fields" is supplied, only fields requested this way would be returned.If "opt_in_fields" is supplied, fields requested this way PLUS fields from #1 or #2 would be returned.Pinned fields are always returned (defaults to primary key)Usage:classUserSerializer(SerializerOptInFieldsMixin,ModelSerializer):classMeta:model=Userfields=("id","first_name","last_name","email","region","activated_at","is_staff",)# These fields only returned if explicitly requestedopt_in_only_fields=["activated_at","is_staff"]
Package: presto-md
🎩 prestopython-based reactions in explicit solvent with trajectories via ONIOMIntroductionprestois a Python 3-based package that runs QM/QM' molecular dynamics simulations of small organic molecules in spheres of explicit solvent (50-250 solvent molecules).prestois loosely based on Singleton’sPROGDYN, as described in recent publications on thenitration of tolueneandhydrochlorination of dienes.For more details, seethe website.IMPORTANT:prestois currently in "alpha": testing is ongoing and no guarantees as to correctness or API consistency can be made at this time.
As of Summer 2021 the package works, but bugs are certainly present in a project of this size.
If you are interesting in usingprestoor contributing as a developer, please let me know!Further ReadingDetails— further documentation for specificprestofeatures, such as automatic solvationPhysical Validation— tests ofpresto's performance in theNVTorNVEensemblesConfig Files— anatomy of.yamlconfig filesLicenseThis project is licensed under the GNU General Public License, Version 3.0. Please seeLICENSEfor full terms and conditions.Copyright 2021 by Corin Wagen
Package: prestools
prestoolsMy personal functions and utilities for Python programming.Free software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://prestools.readthedocs.ioGitHub repo:https://github.com/robertopreste/prestoolsFeaturesSeveral ready-to-use functions for different tasks:bioinformatics (prestools.bioinf)data clustering (prestools.clustering)plotting (prestools.graph)miscellaneous (prestools.misc)Please refer to theUsagesection of the documentation for further details.InstallationInstall prestools using pip(Python 3 only):pip install prestoolsPlease refer to theInstallationsection of the documentation for further details.CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand thecc-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2019-03-07)First development release.0.1.1 (2019-03-14)Add functions for clustering data.0.1.2 (2019-03-15)Addhamming_distance()andmutate_sequence()functions inprestools.bioinfand related tests;Clean code style.0.1.3 (2019-03-19)Add command line interface commands and related tests forbioinfandmiscmodules;Addfilter_type()function inprestools.miscand related tests;Clean code style.0.1.4 (2019-03-23)Addwordcount()function inprestools.miscand related tests.0.1.5 (2019-04-05)Addequal_files()function inprestools.miscand related tests;Update docstrings.0.1.6 (2019-04-11)Addrandom_image()function and CLI inprestools.plotting.0.1.7 (2019-04-20)Addbenchmark()function inprestools.miscand related tests.0.1.8 (2019-04-26)Changepm.benchmark()function to a decorator;Add several distance calculation functions toprestools.bioinfand related tests;Reformat code inprestools.bioinf.0.1.9 (2019-04-27)Add distance functions tobioinfCLI command and related tests.0.1.10 (2019-05-06)Changeplottinglibrary name tograph(to avoid alias conflict with pandas_profiling).0.1.11 (2019-05-07)Fix docstrings and type hints;Update documentation.0.1.12 (2019-05-08)Addapply_parallelfunction toprestools.misc.0.1.13 (2019-06-22)Add short version arguments toreverse_complementbioinf function.0.1.14 (2019-07-03)Addlearnmodule and related tests;Removerandom_imagefromgraphmodule;Clean code.0.2.0 (2019-08-14)Addrpkmandquantile_normfunctions toprestools.bioinf;Addreduce_xaxis_ticksandreduce_yaxis_ticksfunctions toprestools.graph;Moveflatten_imagetoprestools.graph;Removeprestools.learn;Update related tests;Fix documentation and API.0.2.1 (2019-09-07)Addplot_confusion_matrixtoprestools.graph;Add related tests;Drop support for Python < 3.6;Update requirements;Update documentation.
Package: presto-query-predictor
presto-query-predictorpresto-query-predictoris a Python module introducing machine learning
techniques to the Presto ecosystem. It contains a machine learning pipeline for
the model training/evaluation and a query predictor web service to predict CPU
and memory usages of Presto queries.InstallationAfter cloning the GitHub repository,pip3install-e.# Installs the presto-query-predictor package locallypip3install-rrequirements.txt# Installs dependenciesAn alternative way is to install the package from PyPi,pip3installpresto-query-predictorWe recommend installing the package in a Python virtual environment instead
of installing it globally.ExamplesThequery_predictor/folder contains the core of the package. We have prepared
some examples in theexample/folder, includingload_data.py- An example to load the embedded fake TPCH-based dataset.transform.py- An example to transform datasets for further training.train.py- An example to train CPU and memory models.tune.py- An example to tune classification algorithms.app.py- An example to create a query predictor web service.TrainingA simple way to get a sense of the CPU and memory model training is running the
examples in theexample/folder.cdexamples
python3transform.py
python3train.pyThepresto-query-predictorpackage can only be executed in a Python 3
environment. It does not support Python 2.Afterward, the trained models should be generated in themodelsfolder, includingmodels/vec-cpu.binvec-memory.binmodel-cpu.binmodel-memory.binBy default, the vectorizers are trained from theTF-IDFalgorithm, and the models
are trained fromXGBoostclassifiers. The dataset used for training is a
faked dataset based on the TPC-H benchmark with only 22 samples.ServingAfter runningpython3app.pyAFlaskweb application should be created
athttp://0.0.0.0:8000/.
There is a web UI for the application where you can fill in the form with a
query for resources prediction.
Package: prestoweb
PRESTOPrediction for Surgical Treatment and Oncology (PRESTO)Free software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://prestoweb.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2021-03-19)First release on PyPI.
Package: pretalx
pretalxis a conference planning tool focused on providing the best
experience for organisers, speakers, reviewers, and attendees alike.  It
handles the submission process with a configurable Call for Participation, the
reviewing and selection of submissions, and the scheduling and release
handling. After the event,pretalxallows speakers to receive feedback,
upload their slides, and organisers to embed recordings.Read ourfeature liston our main site to get a better idea of whatpretalxcan do for you, but it typically involves everything you’ll need to
curate submissions and contents for a conference with several tracks and
conference days.You can host pretalx yourself, as detailed in ouradministrator
documentation, or use our public instance atpretalx.com. If you want to
use pretalx, we recommend you followour blog, where we announce new
versions and upcoming features.📺 Look and feelCheck out ourfeature listfor more screenshots – or check thelist of
eventsto see how pretalx looks in the wild.pretalx is highly configurable, so you can change its appearance and behaviour
in many ways if the defaults don’t fit your event. If the settings are not
enough for you, you can even write plugins of your own.🚦 Project statuspretalxis underactive developmentand used bymany events. It
supports everything required for talk submission, speaker communication, and
scheduling. You can see our supported features in thefeature list, and our
planned features in our openissues.pretalxhas regular releases – you can
look at thechangelogto see upcoming and past changes, and install pretalx
viaPyPI.🔨 ContributingContributions to pretalx are very welcome! You can contribute observations,
bugs or feature requests via the issues. If you want to contribute changes to
pretalx, please check ourdeveloper documentationon how to set up pretalx
and get started on development. Please bear in mind that our Code of Conduct
applies to the complete contribution process.If you are interested in plugin development, check both our documentation and
ourlist of plugin ideasin the project wiki.💡 Project informationThe pretalx source code is available onGitHub, where you can also find the
issue tracker. The documentation is available atdocs.pretalx.org, and you
can find up to date information onour blogandTwitter. The pretalx
package is available viaPyPI.We publishpretalxunder the terms of the Apache License. See the LICENSE
file for further information and the complete license text. The licenses of all
dependencies are documented in theDEPENDENCIES.rstfile.The primary maintainer of this project is Tobias Kunze <r@rixx.de> (who also
runspretalx.com).  See the CONTRIBUTORS file for a list of all the awesome
folks who contributed to this project.🧭 UsersIf you want to look at conferences using pretalx, head over to the wiki for alist of events. And if you use pretalx for your event, please add it to the
list (or tell us about it, and we’ll add it)!
Package: pretalx-downstream
This is a plugin forpretalx, allowing you to import external events that provide
their schedule in the [frab XML](https://github.com/frab/schedule.xml) format.It comes with several settings regulating pull interval and policies, as well as
a manage command atdownstream_pull--eventmy_event[--sync].Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-downstream.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2018 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-hitalx
This is a plugin forpretalx.Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-hitalx.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepip install-e.within this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2022 Jonatan ZintReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-media-ccc-de
This is a plugin forpretalx.Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-media-ccc-de.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2018 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-orcid
This is a plugin forpretalx, connecting pretalx users with ORCID. It adds
an additional, non-mandatory step in the CfP process, allowing submitters to
connect their ORCID account with their pretalx account.Consequently, their name (as separate first and last name), their biography,
their title, and their organisation will be pre-filled from ORCID data.
(Additional data fields can be added – please open a PR if you are missing a
field!)Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-orcid.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Update your database scheme withpython-mpretalx migrate.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2019 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-pages
This is a plugin forpretalxthat allows you to add static pages to your
event, for example FAQ, Terms of Service, a Code of Conduct, etc.You can install this plugin via pip:pip installpretalx-pages. Requires
pretalx 1.2.0 or higher.Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-pages.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2019 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-public-voting
This is a plugin forpretalx, allowing attendees (or anybody interested) to vote on submitted proposals.ChangelogAdd a direct link to the CSV export to the settings page.v1.2.0, 2022-01-21Added the option to show the full description of proposals, not just the abstract.Fixed a bug where withdrawn proposals would also show up.v1.1.0, 2022-01-12Fixes bug where score labels would sometimes not show up.Public voting settings will be copied when a new event is created from an old one.v1.0.0, 2022-01-11Added the option to restrict voting to a set of known email addressesAdded link to public voting page from organiser backendv0.2.1, 2021-12-07Added compatibility with the latest pretalx releaseFixed a bug involving salt lengthsv0.2.0, 2021-03-11Added a CSV export of voting resultsAdded an indicator of the vote being savedAdded localisation (multi-language support) to settingsOptionally hide session imagesAdded a German translationAdded start and end time settingsv0.1.0, 2020-04-23Initial releaseDevelopment setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-public-voting.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2020 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-venueless
This is a plugin forpretalx.Use version 1.0.0 with pretalx 2.2.0, and later versions with pretalx versions past 2.2.0.Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-venueless.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2021 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-vimeo
This is a plugin forpretalxthat provides an integration with Vimeo, allowing you to embed recordings on talk pages.Additionally, the Plugin supplies an API at/api/events/<event>/p/vimeo/containing all configured Vimeo URLs, and
an API at/ap/events/<event>/submissions/<code>/p/vimeo/, showing a submission’s vimeo link.Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-vimeo.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2021 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretalx-youtube
This is a plugin forpretalxthat provides an integration with Youtube, allowing you to embed recordings on talk pages.APIReading dataThe Plugin supplies an API at/api/events/<event>/p/youtube/that returns all configured Youtube URLs:{"count":1,"next":null,"previous":null,"results":[{"submission":"DPC6RT","youtube_link":"https://youtube.com/watch?v=AAAAAB","video_id":"AAAAAB"},]}A detail view for specific submissions is available at/api/events/<event>/p/youtube/<code>/:{"submission":"DPC6RT","youtube_link":"https://youtube.com/watch?v=AAAAAB","video_id":"AAAAAB"}Writing dataYou can usePOSTrequests against the list endpoint andPATCHorPUTrequests against the detail endpoint to
create or update Youtube links. Thevideo_idfield is required, as is thesubmissionfield unless you are usingPATCH. Thesubmissionfield must be the code of an existing submission, and the API will take care of updating
existing links if you usePOST, so it’s safe to just alwaysPOSTto the list endpoint.You can alsobulk importdata in either JSON or CSV format. The JSON format is the same as the one used by the API,
and the CSV format is a simple CSV file with a header row containing the fieldssubmissionandvideo_id. You can
upload the file to/api/events/<event>/p/youtube/import/using aPOSTrequest with the file as the body.
(For JSON, you can also instead put the data in the request body.)Development setupMake sure that you have a workingpretalx development setup.Clone this repository, eg tolocal/pretalx-youtube.Activate the virtual environment you use for pretalx development.Executepython setup.py developwithin this directory to register this application with pretalx’s plugin registry.Executemakewithin this directory to compile translations.Restart your local pretalx server. You can now use the plugin from this repository for your events by enabling it in
the ‘plugins’ tab in the settings.LicenseCopyright 2021 Tobias KunzeReleased under the terms of the Apache License 2.0
Package: pretaweb.healthcheck
Introduction============Provides a mechanism to front-end load balancers to check whether a Zopeinstance with one or more Plone sites installed is suitable for sendingrequests to.Suitability for a load balancer in this case is- Are the Plone sites and their sub-resources pre-cached into memory? and- Do the Plone sites and their sub-resources return valid HTTP status codes?The health check works in this way:- http://my.zope.instance/@@healthcheck is called- If the health check has already run successfully 200 OK is returned- The health checker traverses the ZODB looking for Plone insistences- For each instance the front page is sub-requested (by making a sub-requests,this forces the relevant Zope objects in the cache)- The front page is inspected for second level pages and resources associatedwith the page like images and css.- Those resources are sub-requested to bring them into the cache- CSS is inspected for resources and those resources and also sub-requested- If successful a status code of 200 OK is returned otherwise 503 ServiceUnavailable is returnedThe health check will fail if- The Plone front-page returns a 4xx client error or a 5xx server error. Exceptfor 401 Unauthorised access (unauthorised access is valid because arestricted Plone site is a valid situation.)- If a sub-resource returns a 5xx (server) error.Options- http://my.zope.instance/@@healthcheck?verbose=yes gives more output to theinstance logs- http://my.zope.instance/@@healthcheck?ignoreResourceServerError=yes ignores5xx server errors on sub-requests to resources discovered on the front pageor CSSChangelog=========1.0 (2011-06-24)----------------- Removed force=yes option to prevent DoS attacks- Output now to instance stderr0.1dev (unreleased)-------------------- Plone instance discovery / ZODB traveersal- Resource sub-requesting- Page xml interigation and sub-requesting- CSS interigation and sub-requesting- Second level page sub-requesting- Added verbose=yes for better output control- Added force=yes to force a re-check- Added ignoreResourceServerError=yes option to ignore 5xx errors returned bysub-resources