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Package: reports
REPORTSPython version:Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9Online documentation:On readthedocsIssues and bug reports:On githubReports is a  Python package that provides tools to create HTML
documents. It is based on a set of JINJA templates and a class calledReport. In addition tools such as HTMLTable can help in the creation of HTML
table to be included in the report.The package relies on Pandas for the HTML table creation, as shown in the
example below.We provide a simple JINJA example (stored with the pacakge in
./share/data/templates/generic directory) and we let the users design their own
templates.This is used inGDSCTools.WarningsReports is maintained but no new future will be added. It is maintained for the
GDSCTools project but if you find it useful please feel free to use it.Installationpip install reportsUsageExampleHere below, we show the code used to create thisexample.# We will create a Report and insert an HTML table in it
from reports import Report, HTMLTable

# Let us create some data. It will be a HTML table built using Pandas
# but you could create the HTML table code yourself.
import pandas as pd

# create a dataframe to play with. Note that there is a numeric column
# In addition, there is a column (Entry name) that will be transformed into URLs
df = pd.DataFrame({
    "Entry name":["ZAP70_HUMAN", "TBK1_HUMAN"],
    "Entry": ["P43403", "Q9UHD2"],
    "Frequency": [0.5,0.9]})

# From reports, we convert the dataframe into a HTMLTable
table = HTMLTable(df)

# a numeric column can be colorized
table.add_bgcolor('Frequency', cmap="copper")

# part of URLs can be added to the content of a column
table.add_href('Entry', url='http://uniprot.org/uniprot/', suffix="")
html = table.to_html()

# Create a generic report. It has a set of tags that can be filled
# using the **jinja** attribute.
r = Report("generic")

# set the **summary** tag with the HTML code of the table
r.jinja['summary'] = html

# Generate and show the report
r.create_report(onweb=True)See the results inexampleUsing your own JINJA templateCreate a directory calledtestand add a file calledindex.htmlAdd this code:<h1> {{ title }} </h1>
<p> Number of reads : {{ reads }} </p>Now, create your HTML files:from reports import Report
report = Report("test")
report.jinja['title'] = 'Simple Example'
report.jinja['reads'] = "123456"
report.create_report(onweb=True)IssuesPlease fill bug report inhttps://github.com/cokelaer/reports
Package: reportsector
reportsectorAdd a short description here!A longer description of your project goes here…Making Changes & ContributingThis project usespre-commit, please make sure to install it before making any
changes:pip install pre-commit
cd reportsector
pre-commit installIt is a good idea to update the hooks to the latest version:pre-commit autoupdateDon’t forget to tell your contributors to also install and use pre-commit.NoteThis project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.3.1. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold seehttps://pyscaffold.org/.
Package: report-tool
Report Tool 3.0.0-alpha3Report Tool is an application coded in Python 3.11 / PyQt5 using IG Rest API to show basics statistics about past trades.FeaturesListing of past trades,Summary in points, points per lot, currency or percentageEquity curves,Export of trades in .txt format or .jpeg formatTrades comment,Market filter.InstallationWhat you will needPython 3.11:https://www.python.org/downloads/pip (should already be installed with Python):https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/poetry:curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -More info:https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installing-with-the-official-installerDependenciescdReport-Tool
poetryinstallUsageDownload the archive and unzip it:Either run the entry point:cdReport-Tool
poetryrunreport-toolOr run the script:cdReport-Tool
poetryrunpython-mreport_toolEnter your credentials, via the menu "Connect"Have fun !Building the msi installercdReport-Tool
poetryrunpythonsetup.pybdist_msiDisclaimerThis tool was originally created by userbeniSo, but he's no longer on GitHub.
Package: report-VOLO
Formula 1 Monaco 2018 Racing Report GeneratorThis Python package provides a tool for generating reports based on the start and end data of the best lap for each racer of Formula 1 - Monaco 2018 Racing during the first stage of the qualification (Q1).InstallationTo use the package, you need to install it first. You can do this usingpip:</code></pre>
<h2>Usage</h2>
<p>The package provides a command-line interface with several options.</p>
<h3>Generating a Report</h3>
<p>You can generate a report for the first 20 minutes of the Monaco 2018 Racing by providing the path to the folder containing the data files. The <code>--asc</code> or <code>--desc</code> flag allows you to specify the sorting order (default is ascending).</p>
<pre lang="bash"><code>report.py --files <folder_path> [--asc | --desc]Driver StatisticsTo get statistics about a specific driver, use the--driveroption along with the folder path.report.py--files<folder_path>--driver"Sebastian Vettel"Package StructureThe package consists of the following components:RecordClass:Represents a racer record with start and end times.FileNotFoundException:Raised when a specified file is not found.ReportInvalidOrderException:Raised for an invalid sorting order in the report.build_reportFunction:Compiles a report summarizing valid and invalid records.print_reportFunction:Prints a formatted report based on ordered results.cliFunction:Parses command-line arguments and orchestrates the report generation process.Exampleimportreport.py#(update later)# Command-line interfaceargs=formula1_report.Record.cli()# Build the reportgood_records,bad_records=formula1_report.Record.build_report(args.files,args.sort)# Filter records if a specific driver is providedifargs.driver:good_records=[recforrecingood_recordsifrec.driver==args.driver]bad_records=[recforrecinbad_recordsifrec.driver==args.driver]# Print the reportprint(report.Record.print_report(good_records,bad_records))LicenseThis package is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSEfile for details.
Package: report-vp
Formula 1 Monaco 2018 Racing Report GeneratorThis Python package provides a tool for generating reports based on the start and end data of the best lap for each racer of Formula 1 - Monaco 2018 Racing during the first stage of the qualification (Q1).InstallationTo use the package, you need to install it first. You can do this usingpip:</code></pre>
<h2>Usage</h2>
<p>The package provides a command-line interface with several options.</p>
<h3>Generating a Report</h3>
<p>You can generate a report for the first 20 minutes of the Monaco 2018 Racing by providing the path to the folder containing the data files. The <code>--asc</code> or <code>--desc</code> flag allows you to specify the sorting order (default is ascending).</p>
<pre lang="bash"><code>report.py --files <folder_path> [--asc | --desc]Driver StatisticsTo get statistics about a specific driver, use the--driveroption along with the folder path.report.py--files<folder_path>--driver"Sebastian Vettel"Package StructureThe package consists of the following components:RecordClass:Represents a racer record with start and end times.FileNotFoundException:Raised when a specified file is not found.ReportInvalidOrderException:Raised for an invalid sorting order in the report.build_reportFunction:Compiles a report summarizing valid and invalid records.print_reportFunction:Prints a formatted report based on ordered results.cliFunction:Parses command-line arguments and orchestrates the report generation process.Exampleimportreport.py#(update later)# Command-line interfaceargs=formula1_report.Record.cli()# Build the reportgood_records,bad_records=formula1_report.Record.build_report(args.files,args.sort)# Filter records if a specific driver is providedifargs.driver:good_records=[recforrecingood_recordsifrec.driver==args.driver]bad_records=[recforrecinbad_recordsifrec.driver==args.driver]# Print the reportprint(report.Record.print_report(good_records,bad_records))LicenseThis package is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSEfile for details.
Package: repos
ReposManage your git repos.Installpip install reposUsageInside a directory with several git repos run:$ repos
Repos in /Users/hello/repos

STATUS              NAME                            BRANCH
────────────────    ────────────────────────────    ──────────
•   •  1↑  •  •     this-is-a-ahead-repo              master
•  1↓   •  •  •     this-is-a-behind-repo             master
•   •   •  •  •     this-is-a-clean-repo              master
                    this-is-a-directory/
1±      ⚑  •  •     this-is-a-dirty-repo              master
•   ⚑         •     this-repo-has-no-remotes          master
•   •   •  •  3     this-repo-has-three-branches      branch-3
•   •   •  2  •     this-repo-has-two-remotes         master

        1 directories
        1 without a remote ⚑
        1 without upstream ⚑
        1 changed
        1 behind
        1 ahead
        4 cleanTo check all available commands:$ repos help
NAME
    repos —  Manages your git repos

USAGE
    repos                       # Lists all repos in text format
    repos export --json         # Exports all repos as json
    repos export --yaml         # Exports all repos as yaml
    repos show REPO             # Shows the repo details
    repos save                  # Commits local changes
    repos push                  # Pushes up to the upstream
    repos pull                  # Pulls from the upstream
    repos sync                  # Pull from the upstream and pushes up
    repos help                  # Shows this help
    repos version               # Prints the current versionTodosShow by default only repos with issues.Show all with the-a | --allflag.Addclone <url>command to clone a git repo.Addexport [file]command to dump all repos, branches
and remotes into a file (by defaultrepos.yaml).Addimport [file]command to clone repos, branches
and remotes from a file (by defaultrepos.yaml).Addconfig [repo1,repo2] [key] [value]subcommand to
store settings in the.git/repo.yamlfile.Addsave [repo1,repo2]subcommand to commit all
changes.Addpull [repo1,repo2]subcommand to pull all the
latest commits from the upstream.Addsync [repo1,repo2]subcommand to commits all
changes, pull the latest commits, and push local commits
to the upstream.Code theenabledconfig to turn off all other configs.Customise the colours via env vars.
Package: repo-scraper
A REST API which uses the Python packagecodesurveybehind the
scenes to sample git repositories and return results about language
features. Uses OpenAPI 3.0 for documentation.RunningWhen deploying RepoScraper, pass a filename to the database as a single
argument where you want results to be saved. Once running, you can
find OpenAPI specification under the path:/apidocs.ContactFor any questions or feedback, reach out to me via my email:elliot@p-s.co.nz
Package: reposherlock
OverviewIntroductionWho is this for?What services does RepoSherlock support queries for?How Do I Use RepoSherlock?As a standalone applicationAs a Python moduleHow Do I Install RepoSherlock?IntroductionRepoSherlock is a package intended to facilitate retrieving information from software repositories hosted by services such as GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, or similar services.
It uses their APIs to fetch issue, pull/merge request, and commit data for further processing.Who is this for?I developed this primarily for researchers interested in studying software repositories, since it helps me with my work too.
While it was originally meant for research purposes, it is conceivable that it would have other applications as well.
As such, this project is licensed under the MIT license.What services does RepoSherlock support queries for?So far, RepoSherlock supports data extraction from repositories hosted on GitHub.
I have plans to port my previous BitBucket client to this project too, and eventually, add a GitLab client as well.
Stay up-to-date by monitoring RepoSherlock’sissues page.How Do I Use RepoSherlock?RepoSherlock supports two modes of use:
- as a standalone application, and
- as a module within your python script.As a standalone applicationOnce installed, you can use RepoSherlock as a standalone application in your terminal of choice.
It supports the following arguments:-h,–help: Shows a help message and exits.–user <username>: Your username on the service from which you want to retrieve data.–token <token>: The token provided to you by your repository service.–target <owner/repository>: The repository whose data you want to pull.–type [GitHub|BitBucket]: Your repository management service. Currently, only GitHub is supported.–outdir <path/to/output/directory>: The output directory where RepoSherlock should save the queried data.–pages <number_of_pages>: The maximum number of pages of data to fetch. Default is 1000. Naturally, RepoSherlock will stop once no more data is available.A typical command using RepoSherlock looks like the following example:$reposherlock--useromazhary\--token<long_alphanumeric_token>\--targetomazhary/reposherlock\--typeGitHub\--outdiroutput/.As a Python moduleYou can build a python script and use RepoSherlock within it to fetch data on the fly to do with as you please.
For instance, if you wanted to create a GitHub client to use in your python script, you would import it as a dependency, and give it the necessary information:fromreposherlock.githubimportGitHubclient=GitHub('omazhary','my_long_alphanumeric_token')issues=client.get_issues('omazhary/reposherlock',1000)pull_requests=client.get_pull_requests('omazhary/reposherlock',1000)commits=client.get_commits('omazhary/reposherlock',1000)Further documentation can be found here.How Do I Install RepoSherlock?Regardless of whether you want to use it as a standalone application or a module in your project, you can install RepoSherlock via pip as you would any normal python module:$pipinstallreposherlock
Package: reposify
A Python library for Reposify API.SetupYou can install this package by using the pip tool and installing:$ pip install reposifySetting up a Reposify AccountSign up for Reposify athttps://reposify.com/signup.How to use Reposify APIDocumentation for the python bindings can be found alongside Reposify’s other bindings here:https://docs.reposify.comhttps://docs.reposify.com/?python
Package: reposit
reposit-python-clientPython client library to communicate with a Reposit Controller.CompatibilityPython 2.7Python 3+preferredInstallationpip install repositQuickstartfrom reposit.auth import RPConnection
from reposit import Controller, Account

user = RPConnection('username', 'password')
account = Account(user)

user_keys = account.get_user_keys()

controller = Controller(user, user_key=user_keys[0])

print(controller.battery_capacity)DataMethodParamsDescriptionUnitbattery_capacity-Get the capacity of the batterykWhbattery_min_state_of_charge-Get the minimum state of charge of the batteryPercentage (%)has_battery-Bool of whether the user has a battery or notTrue/Falsehas_inverter-Bool of whether the user has an inverter or notTrue/Falseget_solar_generationstart (timestamp)end(timestamp)(optional, default=now)Get a list of solar generation data based on start or endkWlatest_solar_generation-Get a list of the latest generation data. Goes back the last 24 hours.kWget_house_consumptionstart (timestamp)end(timestamp)(optional, default=now)Get a list of house consumption values based on start or endkWlatest_house_consumption-Get a list of the latest house consumption. Goes back the last 24 hours.kWget_battery_datastart (timestamp)end(timestamp)(optional, default=now)Get a list of battery data based on start or endkWhlatest_battery_data-Get a list of the latest battery data. Goes back the last 24 hours.kWhget_remaining_chargestart (timestamp)end(timestamp)(optional, default=now)Get a list of the battery's remaining charge values based on start or end. There should be at least a 5 minute gap between start and end timestamps (i.e. 300 seconds)Note: This can be used to calculate the state of charge with the formula: (remaining_charge / battery_capacity) * 100`kWhget_meter_datastart (timestamp)end(timestamp)(optional, default=now)Get a list of meter data based on start or end. There should be at least a 5 minute gap between start and end timestamps (i.e. 300 seconds)kWlatest_meter_data-Get a list of the latest meter data. Goes back the last 24 hours.kWfeed_in_tariff-Get the feed-in-tariffDollars ($)LinksReposit Power
Package: repository-cli
CLI utilities for TU Graz RepositoryFurther documentation is available onhttps://repository-cli.readthedocs.io/ChangesVersion v0.12.1 (release 2024-02-19)fix: example command for update-remote-pidrecords: add set embargo untilsetup: add python3.11 supportblack: fix formating v24.1.1Version v0.12.0 (release 2024-01-25)pids: add command update-remote-pidoptions: make the data_model option requiredfix: copy paste errorVersion v0.11.1 (release 2023-11-10)cli: tmp fix, this should be revisitedsetup: increase rdm versionVersion v0.11.0 (release 2023-11-03)add command for adding persistent identifiersVersion v0.10.0 (release 2023-09-12)add way to generate commands that update JSONrefactor: delete-drafttest: improve run-tests.shsetup: use pytest-black-ng instead of pytest-blackfix: logic errorfix: can’t return draft without existing recordfix: cli delete-draftVersion v0.9.0 (release 2023-07-31)records: add data_model parametertyping: use new optional syntaxservice: add lom serviceglobal: update ruffVersion v0.8.1 (release 2023-06-07)refactor: move json validation into JSONrefactor: get_record_or_draftVersion v0.8.0 (release 2023-06-01)records: make arguments ready for drafts toorecords: add argument delete-fileVersion v0.7.0 (release 2023-05-30)test: fix and pin due flask-babelexrecords: separate replace-file from add-filefix: black color on black background, badtypes: otherwise it is not working with 3.9global: migrate to ruffVersion v0.6.0 (release 2023-05-01)cli: add command publishcli: add record_id parameter to modify-accessVersion v0.5.0 (release 2023-03-08)setup: remove python 3.11records: add command modify-accessrecords: change add-file command to common patternVersion v0.4.0 (release 2023-02-09)setup: add pylint and banditfeature: add parameter add-metadata-to-recordsrefactor: add decorator without bracketsrefactor: remove two character long formschange: empty output not shown for listchange: command list output_file required=Falserefactor:refactor: make count datamodel independentrefactor: removed directory cliVersion v0.3.1 (release 2023-02-01)setup: move jq and tabulate to install requireVersion v0.3.0 (release 2023-01-31)improve: add explicit raised RuntimeErrorrecord: add parameters to list_recordsusers: change to table outputrefactor: add Color classrefactorfix: testsVersion v0.2.0 (release 2023-01-20)add files enabled checkadd data_model param and marc21 serviceadd add_file commandsetup: update to newer infrastructureadd .git-blame-ignore-revsmigrate to use black as opinionated auto formatermigrate setup.py to setup.cfgfeature: add delete-draft commanddep: bump invenio_app_rdm (#27)tests: add test cases for cli commands (#25)cli: adds command for pidsRename records command (#23)bugfix: build readthedocs doc: setup documentation for click commands closes #14global: cleanupglobal: refactor comments/strings.cli: show number of rdmrecords.Version 0.1.0 (released TBD)Initial public release.
Package: repository-manager
Repository ManagerVersion: 0.8.2Manage your Git projectsRun all Git supported tasks using Git Actions commandThis repository is actively maintained - Contributions are welcome!Usage:Short FlagLong FlagDescription-h--helpSee Usage-b--default-branchCheckout default branch-c--cloneClone projects specified-d--directoryDirectory to clone/pull projects-f--fileFile with repository links-p--pullPull projects in parent directory-r--repositoriesComma separated Git URLs-t--threadsNumber of parallel threads - Default 4Example:Run through CLIrepository-manager\--clone\--pull\--directory'/home/user/Downloads'\--file'/home/user/Downloads/repositories.txt'\--repositories'https://github.com/Knucklessg1/media-downloader,https://github.com/Knucklessg1/genius-bot'\--threads8Use directly in Pythonfromrepository_managerimportGitgitlab=Git()gitlab.set_repository_directory("<directory>")gitlab.set_threads(threads=8)gitlab.set_git_projects("<projects>")gitlab.set_default_branch(set_to_default_branch=True)gitlab.clone_projects_in_parallel()gitlab.pull_projects_in_parallel()Installation Instructions:Install Python Packagepython-mpipinstallrepository-managerGeniusbot ApplicationUse with a GUI through GeniusbotVisit ourGitHubfor more informationInstallation Instructions with Geniusbot:Install Python Packagepython-mpipinstallgeniusbotRepository Owners:
Package: repository-miner
radon-repository-minerRepositoryMiner is a Python framework that helps developers and researchers to mining software repositories.
It currently supports the Infrastructure as Code technology Ansible and Tosca.How to installFromPyPI:pip install repository-minerFrom source code:git clone https://github.com/radon-h2020/radon-repository-miner.git
cd radon-repository-miner
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install .Important:to properly use the FixingCommitCategorized, install the spaCy statistical modelen_core_web_sm:python -m spacy download en_core_web_smUsagefromrepominer.mining.<ansible|tosca>import<Ansible|Tosca>Minerfromrepominer.metrics.<ansible|tosca>import<Ansible|Tosca>MetricsExtractorminer=<Ansible|Tosca>Miner(url_to_repo='github.com/adriagalin/ansible.motd',clone_repo_to='/tmp')miner.get_fixing_commits()miner.get_fixed_files()failure_prone_files=miner.label()metrics_extractor=<Ansible|Tosca>MetricsExtractor(path_to_repo='/tmp/ansible.motd')metrics_extractor.extract(failure_prone_files,product=True,process=True,delta=True)metrics_extractor.to_csv('metrics.csv')print('FIXING COMMITS:',miner.fixing_commits)print('FAILURE-PRONE FILES:',failure_prone_files)print('METRICS:',metrics_extractor.dataset.head())How to testpip install pytest
unzip test_data.zip -d .
pytest
Package: repository-model-db
# Repository-model-dbThis project aims to assist in the use of the repository pattern. Repository generation of models created by sqlalchemy and provides basic methods for database access, isolating database accesses from the application## Configurations
In config.py file created byrepo-initmust add the model files directory### Exemple
DIR_MODELS=src/models## Commands`shell $repo-init`repo-initThis command create a folder of root directory of your project with a file to configurations directory os models of your database and create a folder where the repository files will be create`shell $generate-repo`This command will create all repository files based on your model files
Package: repository-orm
Repository ORMLibrary to ease the implementation of therepository pattern.One of the disadvantages of using the repository pattern is that developers need
to add and maintain a new abstraction to manage how to persist their models in
the storage.repository-ormaims to mitigate this inconvenient by:Supplying classes that already have the common operations for different
storage solutions.Supplying test classes and fixtures so extending the provided repositories is
easy.HelpSeedocumentationfor more details.Installingpipinstallrepository-ormContributingFor guidance on setting up a development environment, and how to make a
contribution torepository-orm, seeContributing to repository-orm.Donations<a href="https://liberapay.com/Lyz/donate"><img alt="Donate using
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keep happily maintaining them.If these tools are helping you save money, time, effort, or frustrations; or
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