Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: radio
radiois a command line tool tojust listen to the radio.ContentsInstallationUsageCommandsaddplayremovesearchshowHow does itplaysthe radio?ToDoAuthorCollaboratorsLicenseInstallationpip install radioorpip install--upgraderadioUsageJust play the radio like this…radio play <id>Look for available radios withradio showSearch for you favourite radio withradio search <term>or else add it withradio add <id>--name"My Favourite Radio"--url<streaming-url>General usage:radio [OPTIONS] COMMAND[ARGS]...Options:--versionShow the version and exit.--helpShow this message and exit.Commandsadd:Add or update a radio information.play:Play a radio.remove:Remove a radio information.search:Search radio in the available radios.show:Show all radios information.addAdd or update a radio information.Usage:radio add [OPTIONS] RADIO_IDOptions:-n,--nameTEXTRadio complete fancy name.  [required]-u,--urlTEXTRadio playable streaming url.  [required]--helpShow this message and exit.For example:radio add convos --name "Radio Con Vos FM 89.9" --url https://server1.stweb.tv/rcvos/live/chunks.m3u8playPlay a radio.Usage:radio play [OPTIONS] RADIO_IDOptions:--helpShow this message and exit.Turn offthe radio by pressing “q” or with Ctrl-<C>.removeRemove a radio information.Usage:radio remove [OPTIONS] RADIO_IDOptions:--helpShow this message and exit.searchSearch radio in the available radios.Usage:radio search [OPTIONS] STRINGOptions:-i,--invertInvert filter.--helpShow this message and exit.showShow all radios information.Usage:radio show [OPTIONS]Options:--urlsAlso show Streaming URLS.--countShow how many radios are available.--helpShow this message and exitHow does itplaysthe radio?It requires any of the following media player:ffplayer(ffmpeg package)cvlc(vlc package)mplayerPriority or alternative players yet to makecustomizablein future versions.ToDosupport multiples radio lists (is it useful?)support downloading radio lists from somewherecustomize player and priorities or autodetect (something likeriflein theranger-fmpackage)what more?help me athttps://github.com/quijot/radio-packageAuthorquijoT(Santiago Pestarini <santiagonob@gmail.com>)Collaboratorssdeancos(Samuel de Ancos)Licenseradio is licensed under thedo What The Fuck you want to Public License, WTFPL. See the LICENSE file.
Package: radio81
Radio 81A classical command line old tube radio, you can't skip songs... you have to deal with it... Just relax and listen...
like it used to be...# Install Radio 81 using pipxpipxinstallradio81# or with pippipinstallradio81# And now... Run it...radio81Additional notesThis is an Alpha version I wrote during a mystical crisis so don't blame anyone if that doesn't work in every situation.
It will be better soon... or probably not... I find it so lovely as it is... even with the exception when you press CTRL+C.I almost forgot... Thanks to Shoutcast and people who are making those beautiful radio stations...
Package: radiobabel
Provides a simple unified API to a (very) limited subset of features of
various music streaming services. This library is mostly used as a backend to
provide metadata search and lookup for other applications.InstallationDistribute & PipInstalling radiobabel is simple withpip:$ pip install radiobabelor, witheasy_install:$ easy_install radiobabelBut, you reallyshouldn’t do that.TODOWrite some proper docs.Add Spotify support.
Package: radio-beam
Radio Beam is a simple toolkit for reading beam information from FITS headers
and manipulating beams.  Some example applications include:Convolution and deconvolutionUnit conversion (Jy to/from K)Handle sets of beams for spectral cubes with varying resolution between channelsFind the smallest common beam from a set of beamsAdd the beam shape to a matplotlib plotSee the [documentation](https://radio-beam.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) for more information.[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/radio-astro-tools/radio_beam.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/radio-astro-tools/radio_beam)
Package: radiocc
radioccProvide a tool to compute radio occulations for planetary missions.Requirements|Installation|Usage|Configuration|Roadmap|LicenseRequirementsUbuntu 21.10sudoaptinstall-ypython3-gilibgirepository1.0-devlibcairo2-dev
gobject-introspectiongir1.2-gtk-3.0Fedora 35sudodnfinstallgcccairo-develpkg-configpython3-devel
gobject-introspection-develcairo-gobject-develgtk3Installation# Create directory.mkdirradiocc&&cdradiocc# Create virtual environnement to install package and activate it.# Please read: https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.htmlpython-mvenv.envsource.env/bin/activate# Install radioccpipinstallradioccUsageIf you useradioccas a command-line, you should read thecommand line guide.If you decide to use it from Python, you should read thelibrary guide.Configurationradioccruns a list of input folders gathered in a "to_process" folderwrites the ouputs and saves figures in a "results" folderTo understand the config file, you should read theconfig file guide.Roadmapimprove old code for lisibility, portability and testingoptimise code speedimprove CLI interface, library API and config file for parameter tuningprovide GUI interface for parameter tuning and application of correctionsLicenseLicensed under theApache 2.0 license.
Package: radiocells
Locates the current wifi-enabled computer using nearby access points andhttps://radiocells.org/geolocationProject home:https://github.com/ways/locate-radiocellsInstallation$pipinstallradiocellsDependencies (handled by pip)https://github.com/rockymeza/wifi/https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests/UsageMust run as root to get access to scanning on Linux.Example use:importradiocellsaccuracy,latlng=radiocells.locate(device='wlan0')Example script included in examples/, (prints out accuracy in meters, and coordinates):$sudo./locate-wifi.pywlan030(59.12345,10.12345)CompatibilityPython 2 and 3. Only tested on Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch).Development infoexample query sent to radiocells.org:
curl -H “Accept: application/json” -H “Content-type: application/json” -X POST -d ‘{“wifiAccessPoints”:[{“macAddress”:”24-DE-C6-A8-C9-64”,”signalStrength”:-57}]}’https://radiocells.org/backend/geolocateExample response:
{“source”: “wifis”, “measurements”: 14, “location”: {“lat”: 59.12345, “lng”: 10.12345}, “accuracy”: 30}or on fail:
{‘resultType’: ‘error’, ‘results’: {‘source’: ‘none’, ‘measurements’: 0, ‘location’: {‘lat’: 0.0, ‘lng’: 0.0}, ‘accuracy’: 9999}, ‘error’: {‘message’: ‘Empty request’, ‘code’: 400, ‘errors’: [{‘message’: None, ‘reason’: ‘parseError’, ‘domain’: ‘global’}]}}
Package: radiocut_downloader
Radiocutis an amazing service that records radio stations from in 24x7 basis, and let you create cuts for an specific station and time.This script retrieves and merges the chunks that compose an audiocut,Install$ [sudo] pip install radiocut_downloaderUsagetin@morochita:~$ radiocut -h
radiocut.fm downloader

Usage:
    radiocut <audiocut_or_podcast> [<output-file-name>]
                    [--verbose] [--background=<path-to-image>] [--join] [--duration=<duration>]

Options:
  -h --help                         Show this screen.
  --background=<path-to-image>      If given, produce a video with this image as background
  --join                            Concatenate podcast's cuts as a single file
  --duration=<duration>             The length to download (in seconds)Examples$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/audiocut/macri-gato/    # macri-gato.mp3

$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/audiocut/macri-gato/  --verbose    # macri-gato.mp3 with verbose output

$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/pdc/tin_nqn_/test       # as many mp3 files, as "cuts" in the podcast

$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/pdc/tin_nqn_/test  --join    # test.mp3 joining all the cuts sequentially


$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/pdc/tin_nqn_/test  --join --background=~/Images/black-cat.jpg   # test.mp4

# get any fragment
$ radiocut http://radiocut.fm/radiostation/nacional870/listen/2017/07/08/10/00/00/ custom_2m_cut --duration=120

# get shows
$ radiocut https://radiocut.fm/radioshow/el-lobby/Attention!radiocut is a hard-working tiny start-up, its service is great and
they deserve all our respect.If you need to download audios for professional purposes,
you should consider to get apremium account.
Package: radioflux
Packages to work with radio maps using ds9.Prerequisites: numpy, astropy, pyregionFor pyregion seehttp://leejjoon.github.io/pyregion/users/overview.htmlIf astropy’s prerequisites are installed, you should be able to dosudo pip install astropy
sudo pip install pyregionOnce these are installed dosudo python setup.py installThe file radio-flux.ds9 contains analysis commands which should be
added to ds9 (‘Analysis’ -> ‘Load Analysis Commands’).The script radioflux.py can be used to extract fluxes from maps and
ds9 region files externally to ds9 – run radioflux.py -h for details.
Package: radioglobo
radioglobois a simple script to playhttp://radioglobo.globo.com/radio
streaming in the shell.Installationradioglobois available on thePyPI Package Index, and you can install it
usingpip:# pip install radiogloboThe script relies on thempvmedia player to play the streaming. Please
make sure to have it installed before trying it.UsageAfter havingradiogloboinstalled, you can list the radio stations available:$ radioglobo stationsTo play one of the listed stations, just run:$ radioglobo play <STATION>Where<STATION>is one of the stations listed on previous command, e.g.SP:$ radioglobo play SPThat’s it,mpvshould start playing the radio streaming for you!
Package: radiojavanapi
radiojavanapiradiojavanapiis a Python library for accessing RadioJavan's features. With this library you can create Telegram Bots with ease and simplicity.Support Python >= 3.7RadioJavan API valid for 14 January 2023 (last reverse-engineering check)FeaturesGet full info of a Song, Video, Podcast, Story, Playlist, Artist, Album, User and your AccountLogin by email and passwordSign up to RadioJavanLike and Unlike a Song, Video, Podcast and StoryFollow and Unfollow a Artist, User or MusicPlaylistGet followers and following of a userCreate, Rename and Delete a playlistAdd song or video to playlist or Remove from itEdit and Deactive accountUpload and Remove profile photoSearch and get trending, popular and ... mediasand much more elseInstallationFrom PyPIpip install radiojavanapiFrom Githubpip install git+https://github.com/xHossein/radiojavanapi@masterBasic UsagefromradiojavanapiimportClient# Create a Client instance and get a song info.client=Client()song=client.get_song_by_url('https://www.radiojavan.com/mp3s/mp3/Sijal-Baz-Mirim-Baham-(Ft-Sami-Low)')print(f"""Name:{song.name}Artist:{song.artist}HQ-Link:{song.hq_link}""")Show OutputName: Baz Mirim Baham (Ft Sami Low)
Artist: Sijal
HQ-Link: https://host2.mediacon-rj.app/media/mp3/aac-256/99926-cf9dd3814907dbb.m4aDocumentationYou can find the documentationhere.SupportCreate aGitHub issuefor bug reports, feature requests, or questionsAdd a ⭐️star on GitHubto support the project!ContributingPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.ChangelogYou can find this repository's changeloghere.LicenseThis project is licensed under theMIT license.
Package: radio-mlbee
title: Radio Mlbee
emoji: 💻
colorFrom: gray
colorTo: red
sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 3.0.15
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
license: mitradio-mlbeemlbee via gradioInstall itpipinstallgit+https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee# poetry add git+https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee# git clone https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee && cd radio-mlbeeUse itfromradio_mlbeeimportradio_mlbee=======
Check out the configuration reference athttps://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-config-reference
Package: radio-mlbee-client
radio-mlbee-clientradio-mlbee client for talking to radio-mlbeeInstall itpipinstallgit+https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee-client# poetry add git+https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee-client# git clone https://github.com/ffreemt/radio-mlbee-client && cd radio-mlbee-clientUse itfromradio_mlbee_clientimportradio_mlbee_client
Package: radiopadre
Python (Radio) Astronomy Data & Results ExaminerRadiopadre is a Jupyter
notebook framework for quick and easy visualization of [radio astronomy, primarily]
data products and pipelines.Radiopadre includes integration withJS9andCARTAfor live FITS viewing of [remote] FITS files straight from your browser.(In boldface, because this is a pretty neat capability to have!)Radiopadre is a custom Jupyter kernel, so in principle you could install it
and create radiopadre notebooks directly from a Jupyter session. Some of the
tight integration with JS9 and CARTA, however, works smoother if you start your sessions
via therun-radiopadreclient script,
which takes care of starting up and stopping appropriate
helper processes and such.The general use case for Radiopadre is “here I am sitting with a slow ssh connection into a remote cluster node, my pipeline has produced 500 plots/logs/FITS images, how do I make sense of this mess?” More specifically, there are three (somewhat overlapping) scenarios that Radiopadre is designed for:Just browsing: interactively exploring the aforementioned 500 files using a notebook.Automated reporting: customized Radiopadre notebooks that automatically generate a report composed of a pipeline’s outputs and intermediate products. Since your pipeline’s output is (hopefully!) structured, i.e. in terms of filename conventions etc., you can write a notebook to exploit that structure and make a corresponding report automatically.Sharing notebooks: fiddle with a notebook until everything is visualized just right, insert explanatory text in mardkdown cells in between, voila, you have an instant report you can share with colleagues.Usage, in a nutshellSeeradiopadre-client package.TutorialFor a quick tutorial on radiopadre, download thetutorial_package,
untar, and run radiopadre inside the resulting directory, locally or remotely (you can also refer to the PDF
enclosed in the tarball for a poor man’s rendering of the notebook).
Package: radioplayer-dataclasses
Python Radioplayer DataclassesClasses for generatingradioplayercompatible data. Generated usingxsdata.Installationpipinstallradioplayer-dataclassesUsageTheradioplayer.dataclassesmodule may be used to build radioplayer compatible structures.
Serializing is done using thexsdatalibrary.>>>fromradioplayer.dataclassesimport*>>>epg=Epg(lang="en")>>>epgEpg(programme_groups=[],schedule=[],alternate_source=[],lang='en',system=<SystemType.DAB:'DAB'>)>>>fromxsdata.formats.dataclass.serializersimportXmlSerializer>>>fromxsdata.formats.dataclass.serializers.configimportSerializerConfig>>>>>>config=SerializerConfig(...pretty_print=True,...xml_declaration=False,...)>>>serializer=XmlSerializer(config=config)>>>xml=serializer.render(epg,ns_map={None:Epg.Meta.namespace})>>>print(xml.strip())<epgxmlns="http://www.radioplayer.co.uk/schemas/11/epgSchedule"xml:lang="en"system="DAB"/>Additional examples are available in thetests/directory.DevelopmentGetting Started# setup a dev envpython-mvenvenv
.env/bin/activate# install a modern poetry versionpython-mpipinstall'poetry>=1.2.0'# install deps and dev versionpoetryinstallLoading XSD filesmkdirschemaspushdschemas/
curl-L-Ohttp://www.w3.org/2001/xml.xsd
curl-L-Ohttps://radioplayer.co.uk/schemas/11/epgSchedule_11.xsd
curl-L-Ohttps://radioplayer.co.uk/schemas/11/epgDataTypes_11.xsd
curl-L-Ohttps://radioplayer.co.uk/schemas/11/rpDataTypes_11.xsd
curl-L-Ohttps://radioplayer.co.uk/schemas/11/epgSI_11.xsdpopdSome touchups where made to the files to make them validate where necessary.Generating dataclassespoetryrunxsdata-c.xsdata.xmlschemas/Running testspoetryrunpytestRelease ManagementThe CI/CD setup uses semantic commit messages following theconventional commits standard.
There is a GitHub Action in.github/workflows/semantic-release.yamlthat usesgo-semantic-committo create new
releases.The commit message should be structured as follows:<type>[optional scope]: <description>

[optional body]

[optional footer(s)]The commit contains the following structural elements, to communicate intent to the consumers of your library:fix:a commit of the typefixpatches gets released with a PATCH version bumpfeat:a commit of the typefeatgets released as a MINOR version bumpBREAKING CHANGE:a commit that has a footerBREAKING CHANGE:gets released as a MAJOR version bumptypes other thanfix:andfeat:are allowed and don't trigger a releaseIf a commit does not contain a conventional commit style message you can fix
it during the squash and merge operation on the PR.Once a commit has landed on themainbranch a release will be created and automatically published topypiusing the GitHub Action in.github/workflows/release.yamlwhich usespoetryto publish the package to pypi.LicenseThis application is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.CopyrightCopyright (c) 2022Radio Bern RaBe
Package: radiopy
Command-line frontend for mplayer designed to make listening to online
radio easy.Homepage:http://www.guyrutenberg.com/radiopyFeaturesAllows you to easily play your favorite online radio stations.Adding new stations to radio.py is very simple.Record radio streams.Sleep and Wake-Up features.Search TuneIn for new stations.InstallationTo installradio.py, use pip:pip install radiopyThe latest development version is available via git fromSourceForge:pip install git+http://git.code.sf.net/p/radiopy/codeSee thepip documentationfor more details.Usageusage: radio.py [OPTIONS] station_name

positional arguments:
  station_name          Station name

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s MIN, --sleep MIN   go to sleep after MIN minutes
  -w MIN, --wake-up MIN
                        wake up and start playing after MIN minutes
  -l, --list            show a list of known radio stations and their homepage
  -c SIZE, --cache SIZE
                        set the size of the cache in KBytes [default: 320]
  -r FILE, --record FILE
                        record the stream as mp3 and save it to FILE
  --random              let radio.py select a random station for you
  -v, --verbose         Verbose mode. Multiple -v options increase the
                        verbosity
  -q, --quiet           Quiet mode. Multiple -q options decrease the
                        verbosity.
  --version             show program's version number and exitListeningTo listen to a station just pass it’s name toradio.py:radio.py BBC World ServiceThe list of supported can be viewed using--listflag. Additionally,radio.pywill search TuneIn when given an unkown station.Wakeup and SleepYou can use the--wake-upand--sleepto makeradio.pystart to play
after specified number of minutes and shut itself down after specified number
of minutes accordingly:radio.py --wake-up 30 BBC World Service
radio.py --sleep 60 BBC World ServiceRecordingradio.pyalso supports recording streams to file:radio.py --record news BBC World ServiceThis dumps the raw stream to a file namednews. The exact version of the
file depends on the exact stream. The dumped stream using can be played usingmplayer. You can later useavconv(orffmpeg) to converted the
dumped stream to any format that suits you.This option can also be combined with the--sleepand--wake-upflags
to time the recording.Filesradio.pycomes with a builtin list of stations. If you want to add new stations
(or override existing ones) you can add them to/etc/radiopy(global
configuration) or to~/.radiopy(per-user). The format is:[BBC World Service News]
home: http://bbcworldservice.com/
stream: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/meta/tx/nb/live/ennws.plsAuthorsAuthor:Guy Rutenberg
Package: radioscopy
Radioscopy: a simple online radio streaming player==================================================Radioscopy is a simple radio streaming player. It is configured using a simpleINI configuration file and hides in your system tray.Name----This program is called "radioscopy" because:- the name needed to have "radio" in it;- the name needed to have "py" in it, since it is written in Python;- it is a copy of `Radiotray <http://radiotray.sourceforge.net/>`.Feature support---------------As few features as possible, since the author is lazy and does not wish to fixbugs:- Simple configuration in an INI file;- Hides in the systray;- Gtk backend.Installation------------You will need to install the Python 3 bindings for gobject-introspectionlibraries through your distribution's package manager:.. code-block:: bash# apt-get install python3-gi                 # On Debian# guix package -i pygobject3 python3-gobject # On GNU Guix# dnf install python3-gobject                # On FedoraRadioscopy can be installed using pip:.. code-block:: bash$ pip install radioscopyNote that radioscopy does not work with Python 2.Configuration-------------Radioscopy is configured using the ~/.config/radioscopy/config.ini file, whichshould contain one section per radio the user may want to listen to:[Radio:Name of my radio]url=http://...[Radio:Another good radio]url=http://...Running-------You may run radioscopy like so:.. code-block:: bash$ radioscopyHow to contribute-----------------Should you want to contribute, you can just send me emails. You may want to use"git format-patch":.. code-block:: bash$ git checkout -b bug/foobar$ vim ...$ git commit -a$ git format-patch master$ git send-email --to tipecaml@gmail.com *.patch
Package: radiospectra
Provide support for some type of radio spectra in solar physicsLicenseThis project is Copyright (c) SunPy Developers and licensed under
the terms of the BSD 2-Clause license. This package is based upon
theOpenastronomy packaging guidewhich is licensed under the BSD 3-clause licence. See the licenses folder for
more information.DocumentationThelatest documentation.ContributingWe love contributions! radiospectra is open source,
built on open source, and we’d love to have you hang out in our community.Imposter syndrome disclaimer: We want your help. No, really.There may be a little voice inside your head that is telling you that you’re not
ready to be an open source contributor; that your skills aren’t nearly good
enough to contribute. What could you possibly offer a project like this one?We assure you - the little voice in your head is wrong. If you can write code at
all, you can contribute code to open source. Contributing to open source
projects is a fantastic way to advance one’s coding skills. Writing perfect code
isn’t the measure of a good developer (that would disqualify all of us!); it’s
trying to create something, making mistakes, and learning from those
mistakes. That’s how we all improve, and we are happy to help others learn.Being an open source contributor doesn’t just mean writing code, either. You can
help out by writing documentation, tests, or even giving feedback about the
project (and yes - that includes giving feedback about the contribution
process). Some of these contributions may be the most valuable to the project as
a whole, because you’re coming to the project with fresh eyes, so you can see
the errors and assumptions that seasoned contributors have glossed over.Note: This disclaimer was originally written byAdrienne Lowefor aPyCon talk, and was adapted by
radiospectra based on its use in the README file for theMetPy project.