Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: rvsfunc
rvsfuncA collection of vapoursynth functions I wrote or changed to make life easier.
Most of these were because I'm too lazy for my own good, or out of desperation
and edgecases.
That said, theywerewritten with reusability and flexibility in mind.
Good luck figuring out which functions you need,docs can be found hereRecommended useLike so many other VapourSynth *func scripts, import it and use the functions inside.importvapoursynthasvsimportrvsfuncasINOX# Dutch people will get the jokeimportliterally_any_other_funcaslaofChangesSometimes some bits and pieces get deprecated. This section lists what'll disappear soon.- rvsfunc.cursed+ rvsfunc.edgecase- nnedi3_rpow2+ NNEDI3 classes+ rpow2 classmethodsThe submodulervsfunc.cursedis has been renamed. An alias is in place for now,
but this will be removed for the next release.InstallationAt some point this was a monolithic.pyfile. Delete that if you still have
it lingering on your system. Should be hidden in yoursite-packages.
As for installing this, it's onPyPI,
so all you need is pip!Assuming Python 3.8+ is configured as the default, otherwise usepython3,python -3orpy -3:# windows>py-mpipinstallrvsfunc# Unix-like OSes$python-mpipinstallrvsfuncRequirements not on PyPIrvsfunc has a couple of dependencies that are not available on PyPI.
I try to keep these to a minimum and as the list grows I expect it to be
mostly VapourSynth plugins. You can usually get these throughVSRepo,
or perhaps you can find them onVSDB.When grabbing from VSDB follow the links to the home URL of a project as it's horribly outdated.The list is not exhaustive however, and doesn't list dependencies of dependencies.
For the full list of requirements not on pip, checkthe docsContributingContributing guidelines can be found in the relevant file.
Package: rvtools2azmigrate
rvtools2azmigrateConvert anRVToolsexport to anAzure Migrate CSV inventory file.Free software: MIT licenseFeaturesConvert an RVTools export to an Azure Migrate CSV inventory fileAnonymize the VM data by replacing the hostname with UUIDsFilter powered-off VMsInstallationUsingPIPpipinstallrvtools2azmigrateFrom sourcesThe sources forrvtools2azmigratecan be downloaded from theGithub repo.You can either clone the public repository:gitclonegit://github.com/lrivallain/rvtools2azmigrateOr download thetarball:curl-OJLhttps://github.com/lrivallain/rvtools2azmigrate/tarball/masterOnce you have a copy of the source, you can install it with:pythonsetup.pyinstallorpipinstall.Usagervtools2azmigrate--help# OutputUsage:rvtools2azmigrate[OPTIONS]COMMAND[ARGS]...

Options:--debug--helpShowthismessageandexit.

Commands:convertConvertRVToolsfiletoAzureMigrateformatConvert RVTools file to Azure Migrate formatrvtools2azmigrateconvert--help# OutputUsage:rvtools2azmigrateconvert[OPTIONS]ConvertRVToolsfiletoAzureMigrateformat

Options:-i,--rvtoolsPATHRVToolsinputfile[required]-o,--outputPATHOuptutfile[required]--anonymizedAnonymizetheoutputfilebyreplacingVMnameswithUUIDs--filter-off-vmsFilterthepowered-offVMs--helpShowthismessageandexit.ExamplesAnonymizedrvtools2azmigrateconvert-irvtools.xlsx-oazuremigrate.csv--anonymizedThis will provide a CSV file to be imported in Azure Migrate manual discovery section. VMs names will be replaced by their UUID to anonymize the content of the exported file.Filter off VMsrvtools2azmigrateconvert-irvtools.xlsx-oazuremigrate.csv--filter-off-vmsThis will provide a CSV file to be imported in Azure Migrate manual discovery section. Powered-Off VMs will not be exported to the CSV file.History0.1.3 (2023-10-11)Fix #2: Incorrect output if RV Tools input has a VM name with spaces in it0.1.2 (2023-02-16)Fix import issue when used as installed module0.1.1 (2023-02-03)Filter Powered-off VMsAutomatic MiB/MB detectionIntermediateRvToolsVMandAzMigrateVMobjects0.1.0 (2022-12-22)First release on GitHub.
Package: rvtools-python
rvtools pythonApplication to be executed on Linux and collect all information from vCenterThe idea is to be a similar application as RVTools [1] the main difference is, the application from website was designed to be executed only on MS platform, this version will be written in python 3.x so will be possible execute on Linux environment.About the final result, the idea is generate one similar outputCSV files.The point here is not about COPY but just improve the Python skill and use the project [1] as reference once this one is a fantastic product !!!Thank you and feel free to request Features / Enhancements.Ps.: Necessary python 3.6 or greather.Improving the code to be supported by 2.7 as wellHow to use??First, install the python module$ pip install rvtools-pythonNow it's time to execute it.$ rvtoolsOn the first run, will be created the file ~/.rvtools.confvcenter=<fqdn>
username=<vcenter username>
password=<password>
directory=<directory>You can just update the information on the file to be seamless and generate all reports without ask you the password again or you are able to pass the information all the time as parameter$ rvtools --help
usage: rvtools [-h] [-s HOST] [-u USERNAME] [-p PASSWORD] [-d DIRECTORY]
               [-v VERBOSE]

RVTools Python parameters

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s HOST, --host HOST  vCenter server to connect to
  -u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
                        vCenter username
  -p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
                        vCenter username password
  -d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
                        Directory where will be saved all csv files. Should be
                        empty
  -v VERBOSE, --verbose VERBOSE
                        Show additional info.
$The result will be the csv file created on the directory defined on the conf file bydirectory=<directory>or via CLI by-d DIRECTORY.vinfo.csv
...Hope you enjoy it. Still working to improve/add all features. Feel free to send your feedback or just submit the new Issuehere.Best
Waldirio[1].https://www.robware.net/rvtools/
Package: rvtts
rvTTSrvTTS is a cli tool for converting text to mp3 files using ResponsiveVoice's API.FeaturesAutomatically tokenizing sentences. Special thanks to pndurette (https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS) for his tokenizer.Support unlimited text length.Adjustable pitch, rate, volume.Installationpip install rvttsUsagervtts [OPTIONS]OptionsRead from stdin:-t, --text  <text>Read from file:-i, --input <filename>Output file:-o, --output <filename>Adjust pitch. Valid range0-1. Default:0.5:--pitch <range>Adjust rate. Valid range0-1. Default:0.5:--rate <range>Adjust volume.0-1. Default:1:--vol <range>Output voice. Default:english_us_male:-v, --voice <voicename>Debug mode:-d, --debugPrint all supported voices and exit:-l, --langShow the version and exit:--versionExamplesConvert from stdin tohello.mp3:rvtts --text "hello wold" -o hello.mp3Convert Vietnamese text:rvtts --text "má»™t hai ba bá»‘n nÄƒm sÃ¡u" -o test.mp3 -v vietnamese_femaleConvert fromchuong-0001.txttochuong-0001.mp3:rvtts -i chuong-0001.txt -o chuong-0001.txt -v vietnamese_malePrint all supported voices:rvtts --langProjectsGithubPyPI PackageDocumentation
Package: rwa
Robot Workspace Analysis (RWA)The robot workspace analysis (RWA) library is a library in C++ and Python that enables to analyse the workspace of a robotic manipulator. This python package is a wrapper around the C++ code. It gets compiled with Linux, and includes binaries.More extensive documentation can be found:https://gitlab.com/leibrandt/rwaAnd API documentation:https://leibrandt.gitlab.io/rwa/python_rwa.html
Package: rwafaker
rwafakerThis is a simple python package that generates massive amounts of realistic fake data in Rwanda native language (Ikinyarwanda)InstallationThe distribution is hosted on pypi at:https://pypi.org/project/rwafaker/. To directly install the package from pypi, run from your terminal::$ pip install rwafakerUsageSingle Outputsfromrwafakeimportrwafakerfname=rwafaker.firstName()# 'Bisamaza'lname=rwafaker.lastName()# 'Smith'fullName=rwafaker.fullName()# 'Bisamaza Smith'email=rwafaker.email()# 'bisamaza_sm@gmail.com'Multiple Outputsfromrwafakeimportrwafakerfname=rwafaker.firstName(2)# ['Ngarambe', 'Rwigema']lname=rwafaker.lastName(2)# ['Barker', 'Fuller']fullName=rwafaker.fullName(2)# ['Kandekwe Galloway', 'Buhigiro Byers']email=rwafaker.email(2)# ['banganirora.suarez@ur.ac.rw', 'umugaba.cox@yahoo.com']
Package: rwai
RWAI (Random Words AI) - это фановый искусственный интеллект, который генерирует случайные ответы
на основе ваших слов. Просто отправьте ему сообщение, и он вернет вам случайные слова из
сохраненного списка. RWAI может использоваться для забавных разговоров, создания случайных
фраз или просто для удивления ваших друзей.Установка:pipinstallrwai_ruПример использования:fromRWaiimportrwairesponse=rwai.send("привет!")print(response)
Package: rwalang
rwalang (detect ikinyarwanda)A fast language detection package for Ikinyarwanda(Native language of Rwandans)
⚠ Be aware that if a sentence has foreign language mixed with Ikinyarwanda rwalang returnsfalseInstallationThe distribution is hosted on pypi at:https://pypi.org/project/rwalang/. To directly install the package from pypi, run from your terminal::$ pip install rwalangUsagefromrwalangimportisKinyarwandaprint(isKinyarwanda("Thank you!"));//falseprint(isKinyarwanda("Murakoze!"));//trueprint(isKinyarwanda("Mu myandikire ya gihaânga"));//trueprint(isKinyarwanda("Iminsi n'imitindi"));//trueprint(isKinyarwanda("Yangurije amafaranga magana atanu"));//trueprint(isKinyarwanda("mbega i nigga"));//false😂
Package: rwalocation
Rwanda LocationsA Python library for listing locations in RwandaInstallationpip install rwalocationUSAGE1.
>>> import rwalocation 
>>> rwalocation.province()
Results
>>> [{'id': '84b17f22-c14e-4931-98b2-bdf0cfd90090', 'country_code': 'RWA', 'country_name': 'RWANDA', 'province_code': 5, 'province_name': 'EAST', 'district_code': 501, 'district_name': 'Rwamagana', 'sector_code': '050114', 'sector_name': 'Rubona', 'cell_code': 5011406, 'cell_name': 'Nawe', 'village_code': 501140603, 'village_name': 'Rudashya'}, ...]

2. 
>> from rwalocation import district
>>> district()
results
>>> [{'district_name': 'Bugesera', 'district_code': 507, 'province_name': 'EAST'}, ...]DATA SpecProvince{ 
   'id':'84b17f22-c14e-4931-98b2-bdf0cfd90090',
   'country_code':'RWA',
   'country_name':'RWANDA',
   'province_code':5,
   'province_name':'EAST',
   'district_code':501,
   'district_name':'Rwamagana',
   'sector_code':'050114',
   'sector_name':'Rubona',
   'cell_code':5011406,
   'cell_name':'Nawe',
   'village_code':501140603,
   'village_name':'Rudashya'
}District{ 
   'district_name':'Bugesera',
   'district_code':507,
   'province_name':'EAST'
}Contributing 🙏Pull requests and potential features are welcome.Make all changes to your forked branchSubmit a Pull Request.Submit Issues 🐛Facing any Issues or weird behavior(bug)? Feel free to open anew issue.LicenseMITCopyright © 2019,Kasule Joseph. All rights reserved.
Package: rwandaphoneformat
rwandaphoneformatrwandaphoneformat is a Python library for dealing with formtatting rwandan phone numbers.InstallationUse the package managerpiporpoetryto install rwandaphoneformat.pipinstallrwandaphoneformatorpoetryaddrwandaphoneformatUsagefromrwandaphoneformatimportin_250_format# returns '250780000000'in_250_format('0780000000')# returns '250780000000'in_250_format('+250780000000')# returns '250780000000'in_250_format('780000000')# returns '250780000000'in_250_format('250780000000')# returns '1', here it returns the input,# if the input is not formatted as a Rwandan phonein_250_format('1')ContributingPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first
to discuss what you would like to change.LicenseMIT
Package: rwa-python
RWA-pythonRWA-pythonserializes Python datatypes and stores them in HDF5 files.Code exampleIn moduleAreferenced insys.path:classCustomClass(object):def__init__(self,arg=None):self.attr=argIn moduleB:fromAimportCustomClassfromrwaimportHDF5Store# make any complex constructany_object=CustomClass((CustomClass('a'),dict(b=1)))# serializehdf5=HDF5Store('my_file.h5','w')hdf5.poke('my object',any_object)hdf5.close()# deserializehdf5=HDF5Store('my_file.h5','r')reloaded_object=hdf5.peek('my object')hdf5.close()IntroductionWith Python3,RWA-pythonserialization is fully automatic for types with__slots__defined or such that the__init__constructor does not require any input argument.The library generates serialization schemes for most custom types.
When deserializing objects, it also looks for and loads the modules where the corresponding types are defined.IfRWA-pythoncomplains about a type that cannot be serialized, a partial fix consists of ignoring this datatype:hdf5_not_storable(type(unserializable_object))With Python2, the library requires explicit definitions in most cases.
In addition, string typing is sometimes problematic. Non-ascii characters should be explicit unicode.InstallationPython >= 3.5 is required.RWA-pythonmay still work with Python 2.7 but support has been dropped.Windows users should favor Conda for installingRWA-python, as Conda will seamlessly install the HDF5 standard library which is a required dependency.For other users,pipshould work just fine:pip install --user rwa-pythonpip installwill install some Python dependencies if missing, but you may still need to install theHDF5 reference library.
Note that most package managers include this library.TheRWA-pythonpackage can also be installed using Conda:conda install rwa-python -c conda-forgeSee alsoRWA-pythonis onreadthedocs.
Package: rwavalidator
rwavalidatorA fast minimal package to validate Rwandan National Ids and Phone Numbers(all carriers) using Regular Expressions.InstallationThe distribution is hosted on pypi at:https://pypi.org/project/rwavalidator/. To directly install the package from pypi, run from your terminal::$ pip install rwavalidatorUsageValidating Phone Numbersfromrwavalidatorimport(isPhoneNumber,isNationalId)isPhoneNumber("0788854444");# trueisPhoneNumber("0778854444");# falseValidating National IDisNationalId("1199672222000040");# trueisNationalId("1201772222000040");# false
Package: rwave
RWaveA utility that handle audio for Python.UsageSimple Exampleimportrwave# Load audio filewave,fs=rwave.read_wave('wave file path')# Write audio file# (wave file path, wave data, fs)rwave.write_wave('wave file path',wave,16000)# Nomalize wave datarwave.nomalize(wave)# => audio data normalized to 0~1# Convert sampling rate (16000->8000)wave,fs=rwave.convert_fs(wave,16000,8000)# Convert audio length (->5.0s)wave,fs=rwave.convert_fs(wave,16000,5.0)# Convert to MFCCmfcc=rwave.to_mfcc('wave file path',16000)Installation$pipinstallrwaveContributingBug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub athttps://github.com/AjxLab/RWave.
Package: rw-banks
rw_banksA lightweight python package that can be used to get list of licensed banks from Rwanda
and their corresponding swift code, address, contact information, ussd code and bank code.InstallationThe distribution is hosted on pypi at:https://pypi.org/project/rw_banks/. To directly install the package from pypi, run from your terminal::$ pip install rw_banksUsagefromrw_banksimportgetBanks,getbankprint(getBanks());//listoflicensedbanksprint(getbank("BKIGRWRW"));//dictoflicensedbankwiththisswiftcode("BKIGRWRW")
Package: rwc
rwcA reStructuredText and Markdown wordcounter,
designed for long-form writing.rwc looks for reStructuredText and Markdown files
in the directory (or directories) passed on the command line,
renders them to HTML,
strips away everything but the text from that rendered HTML,
and does per-file word counts on that text,
outputting the count per file
as well as a total for the directory.Usage$ls
test-one.mdtest-two.rsttest-three.rst

$rwc.
test-one.md:10words
test-two.rst:10words
test-three.rst:23words
-----
total:43wordsLicenserwc is licensed under the MIT License.
Seethe LICENSE file.
Package: rw-calibration
RW CalibrationA Utility to perform Robot to World CalibrationFree software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://rw-calibration.readthedocs.io.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.3.0 (2020-03-31)First working Version0.2.3 (2020-03-28)First Version of Calibration routine0.1.3 (2020-03-28)Another Test for First release on PyPI.0.1.2 (2020-03-28)Test for First release on PyPI.0.1.1 (2020-03-28)First release on PyPI.
Package: rwilinski.aws-lambda-golang
Amazon Lambda Golang ConstructThis library provides constructs for Golang (Go 1.11 and 1.12 because of go modules) Lambda functions.InstallingIn Typescript:npmiaws-lambda-golang--save# or using yarnyarnaddaws-lambda-golangIn .NET:dotnetaddpackagerwilinski.GolangFunction--version0.1.0In Python using Pip:pipinstallrwilinski.aws-lambda-golangIn Java using Maven:</code></pre>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>InTypescript:</p>
<prelang="python"><code>#Exampleautomaticallygeneratedwithoutcompilation.Seehttps://github.com/aws/jsii/issues/826
importaws_lambda_golangasgolang

golang.GolangFunction(self,"my-handler")By default, the construct will use the name of the defining file and the construct's id to look
up the entry file:.
├── stack.ts # defines a 'GolangFunction' with 'my-handler' as id
├── stack/my-handler/main.go
├── stack/my-handler/go.mod
├── stack/my-handler/go.sumConfiguring buildTheGolangFunctionconstruct exposes some options via properties:buildCmd,buildDir,entryandhandler,extraEnv.By default, your Golang code is compiled usinggo build -ldflags="-s -w"command withGOOS=linuxenv variable.Project sponsored byDynobase
Package: rwmem
Module: rwmemJOB: Read/Write Process Memory forWindows Pythoninstallation:pip install rwmemUsagefromrwmemimport*memory.open()"""[*] JOB: Open a handle for process, you can select  the process by it name or process id[*] Examples:memory.open(7696)memory.open("someGame")"""memory.getProcessArch()"""[*] JOB: Get the open process architecture[*] Example:memory.getProcessArch()64>>>"""memory.read()"""[*] JOB: Read Process memory Address Value[*] Parms:1 - Address2 - TYPE Default(<U_INT>)[*] Examples:memory.read(0x11111111)100>>>memory.read(0x11111111, TYPE="float")100.0"""memory.readStr()"""[*] JOB: Read string values[*] Parms:1 - Address2 - length Default(<50>)[*] Examples:memory.readStr(0x11111111)'helloWorld'>>>"""memory.readBytes()"""[*] JOB: Read process memory Address bytes[*] Parms:1 - Address2 - length[*] Example:memory.readBytes(0x11111111, length=11)'helloWorld\x00'>>>"""memory.write()"""[*] JOB: Write some value to process memory Address[*] Parms:1 - Address2 - Value3 - TYPE Default(<U_INT>)[*] Examples:memory.write(0x11111111, 100)memory.write(0x11111111, 100.0 , TYPE="float")"""memory.writeBytes()"""[*] JOB: Write some bytes value to process memory Address[*] Parms:1 - Address2 - Value[*] Example:memory.writeBytes(0x11111111, "helloWorld")"""memory.close()"""Close the open process handle"""getPID()"""[*] JOB: returns process Id of processName[*] Example:getPID("someGame")7692>>>"""procList()"""[*] JOB: list processes with its process id[*] Parms:1 - Value2 - findExamples:procList(){1: ('SomeGame.exe', 7692), 2: ('someProg.exe', 1608), 3: ('chrome.exe', 3864)} #..etc>>>procList(Value="chrome"){1: ('chrome.exe', 3864), 2: ('chrome.exe', 5652)}>>>procList(find="chrome")3864>>>procList(find=3864)'chrome.exe'"""getModuleBase()"""[*] JOB: returns the module base address[*] Parms:1 - moduleName2 - PID[*] Example:getModuleBase("someGame.exe", 7696)'0x1C580000'>>>"""That's All :)This Module By Oseid AldaryThanks For UsageHave A Nice Day...GoodBye :)
Package: rwmutex
py-rwmutexThis package provides a simple read/write mutex lock for threads, based upon
thethreadingpackage. It supports Python's context manager interface, so
it may be used withinwithstatements.PurposeThis read/write lock can improve performance by allowing multiple threads to
reaad from a shared resource at once. For safety, only one thread is granted
a write lock at a time, and only when no threads have a read lock.InstallationThis package is available fromPyPi, which
means it can be easily acquired viapip.Run this command at a shell prompt:pip3installrwmutexUsageTo get started, import the package like so:fromrwmuteximportRWLockThen you can declare a lock object:lock=RWLock()To use the lock, you can usewithblocks:withlock.write# some operation that writespasswithlock.read:# some operation that just needs to readpassFor a working example, seeexample.py.
Package: rwords
## RwordsRwords is a command line tool that helps you remember words quickly.## quick startIt is recommended to create a virtual environment before use.#### How to install```$ mkvirtualenv Rword -p python3$ pip install rwords```#### Let's startLet's add the ‘word’ to the rwords's memory store.```$ rw a word```If you see ```$ 0 words have been added to memory store.```Then, learn words```$ rw l```You can see the word and hear it's sound.```[' line ']Q: Q: [j] 完全不会;  [k] 有印象; [l] 认识; [e] 熟悉 (j/k/l/e)```input k```[' line '][n.] 线条; 排; 行列; 界线[vt.] 排队; 用线标出; 沿…排列成行; 给…安衬里[vi.] 形成一层; 排队; 击出平直球Q: [t] 答对了; [f] 答错了 (t/f)```Input tYou have successfully completed a review, Rwords has put the word on the review list for the day you you will forget it.## Usage```Rwords:A command line tool to help you remember words faster.Usage:rw (a | add) (<Word>... | -r <WordsPath>...)rw (l | learn)rw (r | review) [--p=<ReviewPage>] [--o=<ReviewOffset>]rw (d | dashboard)rw (-h | --help)rw --versionArguments:Word            A word you want to learn.WordsPath       A file with words you want to learn.ReviewPage      A count of review page.ReviewOffset    A count of item on a page.Command:a add           Add words(from files) in your memory store.l learn         Learn a word form memory store.r review        Review all words in memory store.d dashboard     Check out your study analysis results.Options:-r              Select a file(or files) with words.-p              Set the current page count.-o              Set the items count in a page.-h --help       Show help.-v --version    Show version.```