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Package: pymusicdl
A simple music downloading app which doesn't require any API keys.Checkpymusicdl-termuxfor android setup.FeaturesDownload single songDownload Youtube PlaylistDownload Spotify playlist/album (searches on youtube and downloads the top result)Convert downloaded songs to mp3 or flacThe final resultSetupCheck it out on YouTube!youtube decided to remove the video and I didn't back it up anywhere :pInstallation and usage:WindowsNoteRead the instructions carefullyMake sure Python is added to your Path.You can check it by typingpy --versionin cmd.Consider running this piece of code (in cmd) for installing python (if you don't have python installed):curl -o python.exe https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.9.5/python-3.9.5-amd64.exe && python.exemake sure to check "add to PATH"Make sure PIP is added to your Path.You can check it by typingpip --versionorpy -m pip --versionin cmd.Consider running this piece of code (in cmd) for installing pip (if you don't have PIP installed):curl -o get-pip.py https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py && py get-pip.pyRun the following command in Command promptcurl -o setup.bat https://raw.githubusercontent.com/insaiyancvk/pymusicdl/main/setup.bat && setup && del setup.batEverytime you want to download music just typemusicdlin cmd :)LinuxInstall the pymusicdl.pip install pymusicdl
pip install https://github.com/mps-youtube/pafy/archive/refs/heads/develop.zipInstall FFMPEG based on the distro.Debian/Ubuntu -sudo apt install ffmpegFedora/RHEL -sudo dnf install ffmpegArch -sudo pacman -S ffmpegReferred fromubuntupitDownload "musicdl" to ~/.local/bin, make it executable.curl -o ~/.local/bin/musicdl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/insaiyancvk/pymusicdl/pure-python/musicdl && chmod +x ~/.local/bin/musicdl && clear && echo -e '\n\nType \033[1m\033[3mmusicdl\033[0m in your terminal to download music :)\n\n'Everytime you want to download music just typemusicdlin terminal :)AndroidCheck pymusicdl-termux for sample imagesDownload Termux.DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT FROM PLAYSTORE, for more info checkhereIf you have Android version >=7, thenclick hereto directly download termux apkOtherwise, downloadF-Droid apkand install it. Then install Termux from it.Run the below command for installing everything automatically.curl -sS -o setup.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/insaiyancvk/pymusicdl/pymusicdl-termux/setup.sh && chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.shEverytime you want to download music just typemusicdlin termux :)Updating the package:pip install pymusicdl_termux -Uor you can usepython3 -m pip install pymusicdl -Uin TermuxTo fix the 'dislike_count' error:Uninstall pafy and install from github repository.(run the following command in command prompt)pip uninstall pafy && pip install https://github.com/mps-youtube/pafy/archive/refs/heads/develop.zipUpdating the package:pip install pymusicdl -Uor you can usepython3 -m pip install pymusicdl -Uif you are onlinuxandpy -m pip install pymusicdl -Uif you are onwindowsFun fact: I did this project when I got covid :)
Package: pymusicdl-termux
A simple music downloading app which doesn't require any API keys.FeaturesDownload single songDownload Youtube PlaylistDownload Spotify playlist/albumConvert downloaded songs to mp3 or flacThe final resultBefore the download starts:While It's downloadingIn the music playerAnd ofcourse the metadata :)SetupInstallation and usage:Termux:Download Termux.DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT FROM PLAYSTORE, for more info checkthisIf you have Android version >=7, thenclick hereto directly download termux apkOtherwise, downloadF-Droid apkand install it. Then install Termux from it.Run the below command for installing everything automatically.curl -sS -o setup.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/insaiyancvk/pymusicdl/pymusicdl-termux/setup.sh && chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.shDetailed installationInstall the pymusicdl.pip install pymusicdl-termuxInstall FFMPEG based on the distro.apt install ffmpegDownload "musicdl" to ~/../usr/bin, make it executable.curl -o  ~/../usr/bin/musicdl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/insaiyancvk/pymusicdl/pymusicdl-termux/musicdl && chmod +x  ~/../usr/bin/musicdl && clear && echo -e '\n\nType \033[1m\033[3mmusicdl\033[0m in your terminal to download music :)\n\n'Everytime you want to download music just typemusicdlin termux :)Updating the package:pip install pymusicdl_termux -Uor you can usepython3 -m pip install pymusicdl_termux -Uin Termux
Package: pymusickit
PyMusicKitA python project that uses Librosa and other libraries to analyze the key that a song (an .mp3) is in, i.e. F major or C# minor, using the Krumhansl-Schmuckler key-finding algorithm.** Forked from Jack Mcarthur's work 'https://github.com/jackmcarthur/musical-key-finder' **
This forked version allows the user to install the package using pip and use it as a library in their own projects.InstallationTo install the package, run the following command in your terminal:pipinstallpymusickitUsageKey Finderfrompymusickit.key_finderimportKeyFinderaudio_path='sweet-home-alabama.mp3'song=KeyFinder(audio_path)#optional parameters: t_start, t_end (in seconds)# song = KeyFinder(audio_path, t_start=10, t_end=20)#variety of print functionssong.print_key()song.print_chroma()song.print_correlation()song.print_correlation_table()#plotting functionssong.chromagram(title="Sweet Home Alabama")the KeyFinder class has many attributes to programatically access the dataMusic Theoryfrompymusickit.music_theoryimportMusicTheorymt=MusicTheory(key_str='C')'''class MusicTheory:...major_scale: List[Note]natural_minor_scale: List[Note]chromatic_scale: List[Note]pentatonic_scale: List[Note]mode: Modemodal_scale: List[Note]relative_minor: Noterelative_major: Notekey: Note...class Mode:...mode_int:  0 = Ionian, 1 = Dorian, 2 = Phrygian, 3 = Lydian, 4 = Mixolydian, 5 = Aeolian, 6 = Locrianmode_str: 'Ionian', 'Dorian', 'Phrygian', 'Lydian', 'Mixolydian', 'Aeolian', 'Locrian'...class Note:...note_str: 'C', 'C#', 'D', 'D#', 'E', 'F', 'F#', 'G', 'G#', 'A', 'A#', 'B'note_int: 0 = C, 1 = C#, 2 = D, 3 = D#, 4 = E, 5 = F, 6 = F#, 7 = G, 8 = G#, 9 = A, 10 = A#, 11 = B...'''the MusicTheory class has many attributes to programatically access the data
Package: pymusic-term
pymusictermA music player for the terminal written in PythonInstallationTo installpymusicterm, it is recommended to use pip:pip install pymusic-termYou can install it from source. Clone this repository and usepipto install:git clone https://github.com/EGAMAGZ/pymusicterm.git
cd pymusicterm
pip install .Ifpymusictermis already installed and you would like to update it, use:pip install --upgrade pymusic-termIf updating local version, use:cd pymusicterm
git pull
pip install --updgrade .Note that you may require root acces for installing withpipdepending on your system's python configurationUsageOncepymusictermis intsalled. In a command line client type:pymusictermIn the status bar at the bottom of the window, you will find listed descriptions of how to use the keyboard shortcut to navigate the interface and the menus.Windows Terminal is not yet supportedNotespymusicterm was made usingpy_cui. Check the project out!
Package: pymusicxml
pymusicxmlpymusicxmlis a simple python library for exporting (and perhaps in the future, importing) MusicXML files, modelling
them in a hierarchical and musically logical way. Although MusicXML can simply be created usingxml.etree.ElementTree,
it is a confusing process: for instance, objects like tuplets and chords are created using note attributes in the
MusicXML standard. Inpymusicxml, they are modelled as containers.See the examples folder for an example of an explicitly created and exported score, as well as an algorithmically
created and exported score.pymusicxmlis part ofscamp, a Suite for Computer-Assisted Music in Python.
Package: pymusix
🌿 PyMusix, a tool that lets you retrieve information about a song, including details like theartist, album, release date, genres, lyricsand more. Uses Spotify and Musixmatch APIs to gather this information.📦 InstallationInstall the Stable Version ofpymusixfrom PyPi:# Linux/macOSpython3-mpipinstall-Upymusix# Windowspy-3-mpipinstall-UpymusixORInstall the Working Version ofpymusixfrom Github:Clone the GitHub repository:gitclonehttps://github.com/TrueMyst/pymusix.gitcdpymusixInstall the required dependencies:pipinstall-rrequirements.txtAfter installing it anyway, set up the environment variables by creating a.envfile in your root directory. The file should contain the following:SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID="spotify-client-id"SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET="spotify-client-secret"MUSIXMATCH_USERTOKEN="musixmatch-usertoken"You can get the Spotify Client ID and Client Secret from theSpotify Developer Dashboard.
For Musixmatch User Token, you can follow this guidehere.You are now ready to use PyMusix!🤌 How to use?A basic usage is shown below, for more information, please check out theexamplesgiven here.importosfromdotenvimportload_dotenvfrompymusiximportPyMusixload_dotenv()CLIENT_ID=os.getenv("SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID")CLIENT_SECRET=os.getenv("SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET")USER_TOKEN=os.getenv("MUSIXMATCH_USERTOKEN")song=PyMusix()song.set_secrets(CLIENT_ID,CLIENT_SECRET,USER_TOKEN)song.search_track(q_name="Pluto Projector",q_artist="Rex Orange County")print("Track Name:",song.name)print("Lyrics:",song.lyrics)print("Primary Genre:",song.primary_genre)# ... and more🤗 ContributingContributions topymusixare welcomed. Feel free to submit your suggestions via pull requests. Your contributions are invaluable in enhancing this tool for everyone.📋 License🌿pymusixis licensed under the MIT license, which you can find in the LICENSE file.Made with 💜elysianmyst, 2024
Package: pymuster
MUSTER: Multi Session Temporal RegistrationMUSTERis a robust tool designed for the registration and analysis of longitudinal 3D medical images. Built on PyTorch, MUSTER leverages GPU acceleration for fast and efficient processing. For instance, a timeseries of 8 images at a[160, 160, 160]resolution can typically be processed in just 2 minutes.InstallationEnsure that Python is installed on your machine. Then execute the following command to installMUSTER:pipinstallpymusterInctructionsMUSTERcan be used in two ways, either as a command line tool or as a Python packageCommand Line InterfaceTO BE IMPLEMENTED
After installing the package via pip, execute the following command to perform registration:musterregistration<in_dir><out_dir>Here<in_dir>refers to the directory path where your subject's data in BIDS format is stored. Each session should be in its own subfolder. Ensure that the session folders are named in a way that their alphabetical sorting aligns with the correct temporal order.<out_dir>is the directory where the output will be saved. Deformation data for each session relative to all other sessions will be stored in this directory.Python PackageFor more flexibility and access to advanced settings, you can also useMUSTERas a Python package. Please refer to the in-code documentation for details on how to use it.
Package: pymutation
pymutationPython library for calculating permutations and combinationsExample:frompymutationimportpymutation# A reading list contains 11 novels and 5 mysteries.books=['N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','M','M','M','M','M']# In how many different ways could a student select# a. a novel or a mystery?print(pymutation(books,[lambdax:x=='N'orx=='M']))# 16# b. a novel and then a mystery?print(pymutation(books,['N','M']))# 55# c. a mystery and then another mystery?print(pymutation(books,['M','M']))# 20
Package: pymutester
PyMuTester is tool to facilitate Mutant Testing (a.k.a Mutant Analysis or Program Mutation)
on software systems written in Python. Its main purpose is to assist you in improving your
existing unit tests to cover missing checks and “loopholes” in your testing.
It works by making small changes (technically known as mutants) to your Python application’s
source code and re-run your unit tests over these mutated application source code. Since the
mutants usually go against the specifications, your unit tests should fail in such tests.
If the unit tests still pass, then that is an indication that your unit tests might have
missed out some checks!Please visithttp://miketeo.net/wp/index.php/projects/python-mutant-testing-pymutesterfor more details on how to use PyMuTester in your testing.
Package: pymuv
This is a pure python implementation of the MUV 2.0 compiler.
It takes C-like MUV language source code, and compiles it to the
more inscrutable forth-based MUF language, suitable for uploading
to an fb6 (or later) Fuzzball MUCK chat server.The MUV 2.0 LanguageCreating MUF programs is an ugly, painful, nearly write-only experience,
and that’s coming from the coder who designed most of the language.  Why
spend massive amounts of time debugging and keeping track of stack items,
when you can write code in a more modern, readable language?Instead of writing cryptic code like:: showspecies[  -- ret ]
    var obj
    loc @ contents_array
    foreach obj ! pop
        obj @ player? if
            obj @ "species" getpropstr dup not if pop "Unknown" then
            obj @ "sex" getpropstr dup not if pop "Unknown" then
            obj @
            "%-30D %-10s %-30s"
            fmtstring
            me @ swap notify
        then
    repeat
;You can write:func showspecies() {
    for (var obj in contents_array(loc)) {
        if (player?(obj)) {
            ftell(
                "%-30D %-10s %-30s",
                obj,
                getpropstr(obj, "sex") || "Unknown",
                getpropstr(obj, "species") || "Unknown"
            );
        }
    }
}InstallationInstall using PyPi:pip install pymuvInstalling from sources:python3 setup.py build installUsageThemuvprogram expects the input MUV source file to be given on the
command-line.  The MUF output will, by default, be written toSTDOUT.
Error messages will be printed toSTDERR, and the return code will be
non-zero if errors were found:muv sourcefile.muv >outfile.mufYou can use-wPROGNAMEto wrap the output in MUF editor commands:muv -w cmd-whospecies whospecies.muv >whospecies.mufUsing-oOUTFILEwill write the output MUF code to OUTFILE instead
of STDOUT:muv -o whospecies.muf whospecies.muvAdding a-dto the command-line will add debugging code to the MUF output.
Each line of MUV will add code like:"foo.muv:23" popto the MUF output:muv -d -o whospecies.muf whospecies.muvLinksLanguage reference: <https://github.com/revarbat/pymuv/blob/master/MUVREF.rst>
Package: pymuvr
OverviewA Python package for the fast calculation of Multi-unit Van Rossum
neural spike train metrics, with the kernel-based algorithm described
in Houghton and Kreuz,On the efficient calculation of Van Rossum
distances(Network: Computation in Neural Systems, 2012, 23,
48-58). This package started out as a Python wrapping of the original
C++ implementation given by the authors of the paper, and evolved from
there with bugfixes and improvements.DocumentationFull documentation (with examples and full reference) is hosted athttp://pymuvr.readthedocs.org/.RequirementsPython 2.7 or 3.x.NumPy>=1.7.C++ development tools and Standard Library (packagebuild-essentialon Debian).Python development tools (packagepython-devon Debian).InstallationTo install the latest release, run:pip install pymuvrLicenseThis package is licensed under version 3 of the GPL or any later
version. See COPYING for details.Getting the sourceSource code for pymuvr is hosted athttps://github.com/epiasini/pymuvr.
Package: pymuxkali
pymuxkaliThis is a python script by which you can install Kali Nethunter (Kali Linux) in your termux application without rooted phone.Download CounterUsageHow To Use pymuxkaliInstall Dependencies In Termuxpkg update -y && pkg install git python -yInstall pymuxkalipip install git+https://github.com/rc-chuah/pymuxkaliRun It On Termux Terminalpymuxkali <options>Update pymuxkaliUpdate To The Latest pymuxkali Run This Command Againpip install git+https://github.com/rc-chuah/pymuxkalipymuxkali optionsusage: pymuxkali [-f] [-m] [-n] [-u] [-h]

Kali-Nethunter-In-Termux Installer

options:
  -f, --full       Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Full Version.
  -m, --minimal    Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Minimal Version.
  -n, --nano       Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Nano Version.
  -u, --uninstall  Uninstall Kali Nethunter In Termux.
  -h, --help       Show This Help Message And Exit.UsageHow To Use pymuxkali Using PyPI (Python Package Index)Install Dependencies In Termuxpkg update -y && pkg install python -yInstall pymuxkalipip install pymuxkaliRun It On Termux Terminalpymuxkali <options>Update pymuxkali Using PyPI (Python Package Index)Update To The Latest pymuxkali Using PyPI (Python Package Index)pip install --upgrade pymuxkaliPyPI pymuxkali optionsusage: pymuxkali [-f] [-m] [-n] [-u] [-h]

Kali-Nethunter-In-Termux Installer

options:
  -f, --full       Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Full Version.
  -m, --minimal    Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Minimal Version.
  -n, --nano       Install Kali Nethunter In Termux Nano Version.
  -u, --uninstall  Uninstall Kali Nethunter In Termux.
  -h, --help       Show This Help Message And Exit.
Package: pymv
pymvCLI wrapper of rope's module moving functionality. Depends on a slightly forked (hacked up) version of Rope -https://github.com/Ridecell/rope.Usageusage: pymv [-h] [--dry-run] [--project-root-directory PROJECT_DIR]
            source_path destination_path [scoped_global_variable]

Move python files and folders, automatically updating import statements in dependent files.

positional arguments:
  source_path
  destination_path
  scoped_global_variable
                        Provide a Global variable/class/function name in source file to move to
                        destination. Allows for greater granularity when moving overscoped modules
                        that need to be split into 2 (or more) modules

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --dry-run
  --project-root-directory PROJECT_DIR
                        Root directory of the python project in which the files are being moved.
                        This defines the scope for which to search for affected import statements.Installpip install git+https://github.com/Ridecell/rope pymv
Package: pyMV2H
pyMV2HA pure-python implementation of MV2H metric, the original repo can be foundhere.For a more easily use with python frameworks, like PyTorch and Tensorflow we implement this repo.UsageUsing by shell:pyMV2H
Usage:pyMV2Hmidi_converter-i<input_dir>-o<output_dir>pyMV2Hcompare_files-g<reference_file>-t<transcription_file>[-a][-p]pyMV2H-h|--helppyMV2H--version
Options:-h--helpShowthisscreen.--versionShowversion.-o--outputTheoutputfile-tThetranscriptionfile-gThereferencefile-aAlignbothfiles-pSettheDTWinsertionanddeletionpenalties
Examples:pyMV2Hcompare_files-g<reference_file>-t<transcription_file>-a-p2.35pyMV2Hmidi_converter-i<midi_file>-o<output_dir>
Help:Forhelpusingthistool,pleaseopenanissueontheGithubrepository:https://github.com/lucasmpaim/pyMV2HUsing by python code:pipinstallpyMV2HConvert midi files:frompyMV2H.converter.midi_converterimportMidiConverterasConverterreference_midi_file='<midi dir>'reference_file='<reference txt output>'converter=Converter(file=reference_midi_file,output=reference_file)converter.convert_file()Compare files:frompyMV2H.utils.musicimportMusicfrompyMV2H.metrics.mv2himportmv2hreference_file=Music.from_file('<reference_file_dir>')transcription_file=Music.from_file('<transcription_file_dir>')print(mv2h(reference_file,transcription_file))CitationPlease, cite the original article:@inproceedings{McLeod:18a,title={Evaluating automatic polyphonic music transcription},author={McLeod, Andrew and Steedman, Mark},booktitle={International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR)},year={2018},pages={42--49}}ImportantFor convenience at this point, python version doesn't include support for multi-tempo or chords, this repo is implemented for MIDI AMT's algorithms research, and the original repo doesn't extract this info from MIDI files.ref.Next Step'sSupport for multi-tempoReduce the number of dependenciesAdd support to chordsMusicXML parserWrite unit testsIncrease the number of Unit TestsRefactor code to be more pythonic
Package: pymvc
PyMVC© 2018 SiLeader and Cerussite.OverviewPyMVC is MVC-like server side framework for python.
This framework is using Flask.How toHow to InstallpipinstallpymvcHow to Useimportpymvc# setting: ex1pymvc.settings.database.database="pymmvc_example"# router: ex1. Add route by methodclassTopController(pymvc.Controller):VIEW="top.html"defget(self,**kwargs):passpymvc.add_route("/",TopController)# router: ex2. Add route by decorator@pymvc.route("/users/<id>")classUserController(pymvc.Controller):VIEW="user.html"defget(self,id):returnpymvc.render(id=id)# model: ex1. User manager modelclassUser(pymvc.Model):name=pymvc.StringType()id=pymvc.UniqueIdType(primary=True)if__name__=='__main__':pymvc.app.run()pymvc.appis Flask instance.set database name. (usepymvc.settings.database.databaseproperty)create classesController classModel classregister controller classes to router.start appcallrun()method.usepymvc.appas WSGI app.ControllerController class hasVIEW(class variable) andget,post,putanddeleteinstance methods.
if you want to support GET method, overridegetmethod.
these functions' default operation isreturn abort(404).ModelModel class is ORM for MongoDB (using pymongo).
if inherit it, it creates collection.collection's data is specified as class variable.importpymvcclassOther1(pymvc.Model):passclassModelExample(pymvc.Model):string_data=pymvc.StringType()# stringint_data=pymvc.IntType()# integerfloat_data=pymvc.FloatType()# floatunique_data=pymvc.UniqueIdType()# UUIDforeign_data1=pymvc.ForeignType(Other1)# other collectionforeign_data2=pymvc.ForeignType("Other2")# other collectionclassOther2(pymvc.Model):passcollection name is snake case of class name. (e.g. User: user, UserInfo: user_info)Model data typemodel data types' constructor parameters areprimaryanddefault.ifprimaryisTrue, this value is marked as primary key.defaultis default value.ViewPyMVC add some Jinja2 function.functionoperationload_one(model, primary=None, **query)load one data (using find_one)load_many(model, primary=None, **query)load all data match query and primary datamodelis require parameter.primaryis primary key value.
key value hint is**query.DependenciesFlaskPyMongoMongoDBLicenseApache License 2.0
Package: pymvg
pymvg - Python Multi-View GeometryPyMVG is a Python implementation of various computational camera
geometry operations.DocumentationDocumentation is availablehere.testsPyMVG has a large collection of unit tests which ensure correctness
and fulfilled expectations for use other software (see 'Ecosystem' in
the documentation). To run the tests:pytestTODOImplement extrinsic camera calibration to find camera pose when intrinsic parameters are known and image coordinates of known 3D points are givenFix known failing test tests.external.mcsc.test_mcsc.test_mcsc_roundtripImplement OpenGL 3D -> 2d transform for augmented reality applications
Package: pymvil
pymvilA Multi-Variate Interpolation for Limits (PYMVIL)Helps to interpolate data over a number of dependent and independent variables.Interpolation method of piecewise linear is availableThe algorithm assumes that the filter variable values in coords exist in data and are sameUsageSeehttps://github.com/vamseeachanta/pymvil/blob/master/src/pymvil/tests/test_mvil_csv_no_monotonic_trend.pyImprovements#TODOFurther visualizations can be added to verify data resultsParameter (and detailed) charts can be converted to 3D charts to include the independent variable trends to verify outputResponse of independent variable defined as greater than and less than (ge, le) can help create provide more flexibility to module. Currently acceptance trend is determined by assuming the first value of the group (irrespective of greater or lesser than limit) is acceptable.Referenceshttps://www.geeksforgeeks.org/3d-scatter-plot-using-plotly-in-python/