Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: sibilate
Subtitle generator using whisper LLMusage: sibilate [-h] [-v] [-d] [-q] [-L] [--logfile F] [-m M] [-l L]
                [--ffmpeg FFMPEG] [-R DIR] [-s] [-b] [-S] [--srtfile F] [-T]
                [--txtfile F] [-W]
                inputfile

Subtitle generator using whisper LLM

positional arguments:
  inputfile           Input file with audio

options:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose       set loglevel to INFO
  -d, --debug         set loglevel to DEBUG
  -q, --quiet         set loglevel to CRITICAL
  -L, --Log           log to file also
  --logfile F         log file name (sibilate_log.txt)
  -m M, --model M     tiny, base, small, medium, large (default: base)
  -l L, --language L  language (default: en)
  --ffmpeg FFMPEG     path to ffmpeg A/V encoder
  -R DIR, --root DIR  download root (default: ~/.whisper_models)
  -s, --subtitles     add subtitles to input file
  -b, --burn          burn subtitles into input file
  -S, --srt           save transcription to srt file
  --srtfile F         srt file (default: sibilate.srt)
  -T, --txt           save transcription to txt file
  --txtfile F         txt file (default: sibilate.txt)
  -W, --whisper       install whisper package using git and pip

+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+
| Name   | Parameters   | English-only   | VRAM   |
+========+==============+================+========+
| tiny   | 39M          | tiny.en        | ~1GB   |
+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+
| base   | 74M          | base.en        | ~1GB   |
+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+
| small  | 244M         | small.en       | ~2GB   |
+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+
| medium | 769M         | medium.en      | ~5GB   |
+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+
| large  | 1550M        | N/A            | ~10GB  |
+--------+--------------+----------------+--------+CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.
Package: sibilla
Python ORM for the Oracle DatabaseSynopsis•Installation•Examples•DocumentationSynopsisSibilla is a Python ORM solution for the Oracle Database. It has been designed
with the goal of making database access as Pythonic as possible. SQL queries
and PL/SQL code blocks arealiensin Python sources. With Sibilla you can
access table content and call PL/SQL code in a Pythonic way.Internally, Sibilla relies on thecx_Oraclepackage to perform
queries against the Oracle Data Dictionaries to retrieve stored objects and the
data they contain.InstallationSibilla can be installed directly from PyPIpython3-mpipinstallsibilla--upgradeAlternatively, it can be installed with pip from GitHub withpython3-mpipinstallgit+https://github.com/P403n1x87/sibillaExampleA minimal example to connect to a database and access a table calledCUSTOMERisfromsibillaimportOracleDBdb=OracleDB("username","password",dsn="dsn")customer_table=db.customerIf the customer table has a primary key on a column namedID, and a columnNAME, we can get the value of the latter on a row with ID 42 (assuming it
exists in the database) with>>>customer=customer_table[42]>>>customer.name'John Smith'DocumentationFor more examples and customisation details, please refer to the officialSibilla Documentation.LicenseGPLv3.
Package: sIBL_GUI
IntroductionsIBL_GUIis an open source lighting assistant making the Image Based Lighting process easier and straight forward through the use of sIbl files (.Ibl).What is sIBL? It’s a short forSmart IBL, a standard describing all informations and files needed to provide a fast and easy Image Based Lighting Setup in the 3d package of your choice.More detailed informations are available here:http://www.smartibl.comInstallationWindows PlatformInstallation on Windows is pretty straightforward, just launchsIBL_GUI.exe.
In order to support third party images formats through FreeImage you may need to installMicrosoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x64).Mac Os X PlatformOpensIBL_GUI.dmgand dragsIBL_GUI 4.appinto theApplicationdirectory.Linux PlatformsIBL_GUI 4is currently not built on Linux because of several issues.The following dependencies are needed:Python 2.6.7orPython 2.7.3:http://www.python.org/PyQt:http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/To installsIBL_GUIfrom thePython Package Indexyou can issue this command in a shell:pip install sIBL_GUIor this alternative command:easy install sIBL_GUITemplates are not included by default and can be downloaded fromsIBL_GUI_Templatesrepository.If you want to support third party images formats through FreeImage, you will need to recompileFreeImagewith the following patch over it:FreeImage_For_sIBL_GUI:https://github.com/KelSolaar/FreeImage_For_sIBL_GUIYou can also directly install fromGithubsource repository:git clone git://github.com/KelSolaar/sIBL_GUI.git
cd sIBL_GUI
python setup.py installIf you want to build the documentation you will also need:Tidyhttp://tidy.sourceforge.net/UsageOnce installed, you can launchsIBL_GUIusing this shell command:sIBL_GUIAboutsIBL_GUIby Thomas Mansencal – 2008 - 2014Copyright © 2008 - 2014 – Thomas Mansencal –thomas.mansencal@gmail.comThis software is released under terms of GNU GPL V3 license:http://www.gnu.org/licenses/http://www.thomasmansencal.com/
Package: siblings
How to install siblingsin principle, a
- pip install -e . (from the repostitory root)
should do the work. But unfortunately, the pytable package does not properly
resolve all its dependencies. Hence, pytables needs to be already installed.
Seehttp://www.pytables.org/moin/Downloadsfor description (a longer version
is contained in the documentation)installing in ubuntu allows for:
sudo apt-get install python-tables
but depending on the ubuntu version, the package might be quite outdated.instead, I used:
sudo apt-get install libhdf5-serial-dev libbz2-dev liblzo2-dev
pip install numpy
pip install numexpr
pip install cython
pip install tablesand finally, install the siblings package
- pip install -e .Example session of direct siblings usage (not as a server)import siblingsr = siblings.Reader(‘/path/to/master/file.h5’)
genomes = r.genomes
filterCond = siblings.QueryFilter(‘Score>500 & PamDistance<100’)
idtype = r.createReturnIdType(‘UniProtKB/TrEMBL’,’SourceAC’)
res = r.getMatchesBetweenGenomePair(genomes[1],genomes[2], matchFilter=filterCond, idType=idtype)print(len(res[‘data’]))
print(res[‘colnames’])
print(res[‘data’][0:10])res = r.getHomologsOfGene(genomes[0],1,idType=idtype)
Package: sib-manager
StartIn'Blox ManagerQuick startInstallationYou will need both Python3 and Pip3 installed. You can followthis articleif you don't konw where to start.Before diving in Startin' Blox manager, just make sure you got the last version ofpipby upgrading it:sudo pip3 install --upgrade pipThen install thesibcommand line:$ pip3 install --user -U sib-managerNote:This install thesibprogram in the user context.sibdoesn't need system privelegesIn some distribution the system can't find the user programs. In that case you have to add it manually, for example, by addingexport PATH=$HOME/.local/bin:$PATHin your~/.bashrc.Start a LDP serversibsupports installation insidevenvCreate a new project:$ sib startproject myproject
$ cd myprojectNote:The project name must be a valid python package name (no dashes).Configure the modules you want to use inpackages.yml:ldppackages:
  djangoldp_project: djangoldp_project
  oidc_provider:     django-oidc-providerRun the installation:$ sib install myprojectAnd launch it locally !$ python3 manage.py runserverThe administration interface is available athttp://localhost:8000/admin/with defaultadminuser and password.Start a client applicationCreate a new app: FIXMECompile it:$ sib startapp /tmp/sib_appRun the client app locally:$ cd /tmp/sib_app
$ npm run serve &UsageTo list all available commands, either read thedocumentationor use:$ sib --help
Usage: sib [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Startin'Blox installerContributeGet the last unreleased version of the project:$ pip3 install --user -U git+https://git.happy-dev.fr/startinblox/devops/sib
Package: sibus-lib
SiBus Lib - Library for creating SiBus clients and servers========================================================Vous pouvez l'installer avec pip:############### OPTIONAL FOR MARIADB SUPPORT #######################################sudo apt-get install mariadb-server-10.0sudo mysql -u root>>> CREATE DATABASE sibus_database;>>> GRANT ALL ON sibus_database.* TO alex@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'alpi';>>> \qpip install sqlalchemy sqlalchemy_utils PyMySQL######################################################pip install sibus_libExemple d'usage:>>> from sibus_lib import sibus_init>>> from sibus_lib import BusCore>>> logger, cfg_data = sibus_init("bus.core")>>> buscore = BusCore()>>> buscore.start()Ce code est sous licence WTFPL.
Package: sibutramin-emagrecedor-preco-funciona-emagrece-mesmo
Sibutramin Emagrecedor Funciona? Qual o Menor Preço? Sibutramin Emagrece Mesmo?Adquira seu Sibutramin pelo Menor Preço no Site Oficial Já!Gente, oSibutraminrealmentefunciona! 😍Estou tomando há 1 mês e estou perdendo em média1,9kg por semana,só de gordura(sem perder massa muscular).Não estou tendoefeito colateralnenhum, nenhum mesmo!Estou me sentindo bemmais dispostano meu dia a dia e minhaautoestimatá lá em cima!Não tenho maisretenção de líquidoigual antes.Todo mundome nota, me elogiae me pergunta qual o segredo 😅O melhor é quenão mudeinadaminha alimentação, embora ela nunca foi tão ruim assim, mas também não faço regime ou nenhuma dieta restrita.Como de tudo!Vou continuar tomando por mais 1 mês pra chegar na minha meta de 15kg perdidos. Nunca pensei que seriatão fácil! kkkkSe quiser comprar o Sibutramin pelo menor preço possível no site oficial,Clique Aqui.sibutramin, sibutramin funciona, sibutramin site oficial, sibutramin emagrecedor, sibutramin é confiável, sibutramin emagrece, sibutramin oficial, sibutramin funciona mesmo, sibutramin preço, reclame aqui sibutramin, sibutramin é bom, sibutramin anvisa, sibutramin emagrece mesmo, site oficial sibutramin, sibutramin emagrecedor natural, emagrecedor sibutramin
Package: sibylsystem
SibylSystem-PyPython3 wrapper for the Sibyl System antispam API for telegramInstallationpip install sibylsystemUsage>>>fromSibylSystemimportPsychoPass>>>c=PsychoPass("your token")SibylSystem-PyCopyright(C)2021SayanBiswas,AnonyIndian,AliWotoThisprogramcomeswithABSOLUTELYNOWARRANTY.Thisisfreesoftware,andyouarewelcometoredistributeitundercertainconditions.>>>c.get_info(2037525377)Ban(user_id=2037525377,banned=True,reason='Arcane',message='',ban_source_url='',date='2021-10-30T18:47:00.004137+05:30',banned_by=895373440,crime_coefficient=0)Docs ?Open the source and read the docstrings
Package: sicalc
SicalcSome tools to make physic class easier by handling the SI Units.InstallationThe installation works simply via pip:pip install sicalcUsageSimply import the units you need and calculate with them!
A number (float/int) will be associated with the unit by multiplication giving an instance ofValueWithUnit. By the multiplication of two of those instances we get a newValueWithUnit-instance which keeps track of the multiplied units.from sicalc.units import m, s
velocity = 20_000 * m / s
t = 60*s
distance = velocity * t
print(distance) # --> <1.20000E+06, m>The common unit prefixes are defined aswell.from sicalc.units import m, s, kilo
km = kilo*m
velocity = 20 * km / s
t = 60*s
distance = velocity * t
print(distance) # --> <1.20000E+06, m>Most constants are defined by the package too:from sicalc.units import s
from sicalc.constants import c
print(5*s*c)When adding two values, make sure those are of the same unit.from sicalc.units import m, s, kg, N
F1 = 5*N
F2 = kg*m/s**2
P = kg*m/s
F = F1 + F2 # correct
F + P # wrong, will give an Exception :(Using functions likemath.sqrtwont work. Therefor common functions are provided insicalc.func. Note that these functions check unit behaviour too:from sicalc.units import m
from sicalc.func import sqrt, ln
d1 = 2*m
d2 = 3*m

# will work
print(ln(d1/d2)) # --> The parameter of ln must not have a unit
print(sqrt(d1*d2)) # --> The parameter of sqrt requires, that all power of units are dividable by 2, e.g. m**2, m**4, kg*kg/(s*s)

# wont work
print(ln(d1)) # --> ln cant handle a unit
print(sqrt(d1)) # --> What should be the square-root of the unit "meter"??numpy supportNumpy arrays seem to work as values too. Note that not all functions are tested yet.from sicalc.units import m, s
import numpy as np
d = np.array([1, 2, 3])*m
t = np.array([4, 5, 6])*s
v = d/t
print(v)
# Output: [<250.00000E-03, m^1*s^-1> <400.00000E-03, m^1*s^-1>
 <500.00000E-03, m^1*s^-1>]
Package: sicaptcha
Python captcha module (Django/Flask)examples:Siteisleri.comInstallpip install sicaptchaBasic Usage (with default settings)from sicaptcha import sicaptcha as sc

captcha = sc.Sicaptcha()

#you can get the text that visitors will have to submit to confirm they are not a bot
text = captcha.text
output = captcha.get_captcha()
# output: base64 coded image
# you can use it in <img src="data:image/webp;base64,output">
Package: sicboDice
Sicbo DiceWhat is sicbo?This function will determine the results of shuffling the dice that will be used in the Sicbo game.InstallpipinstallsicboDiceQuick startFirst of all, initialize:fromsicboimportgetDiceresult=getDice()ContributingQuestions, comments, bug reports, and pull requests are all welcome.LicenseThis software is licensed under theMIT license.
Package: sice-python
sice-pythonA library for accessing the SICE API for python.InstallationInstallation is as simple as:pip install sice-pythonUsageUse our client to request a CDA through SICE.fromsices.clientimportBaseClientclient=BaseClient(host='https://172.30.3.204:8443',)MethodsTODOResourcesThere are two main resources.Confirmacionour abstraction of cda, this goes through SICE as XML.Respuestaour abstraction of received SICE messages.ErrorsSICEerrorsresponse to CDA requests.These errors are included inside respuesta.TestTested withmamba, install poetry dev packages and then run tests.poetry run make testContributingPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.LicenseMIT
Package: sick
*sick*, the spectroscopic inference crank------[![Build Status](http://img.shields.io/travis/andycasey/sick.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/andycasey/sick) [![PyPi download count image](http://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/sick.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sick/) [![Coverage Status](https://img.shields.io/coveralls/andycasey/sick.svg)](https://coveralls.io/r/andycasey/sick)Read the documentation [here](http://astrowizici.st/sick/).
Package: sickchill
SickChillImportant Notice*Issue/Bug tracking, feature requests, support, and developer communication is moving strictly todiscord- please start making the habit to go there, rather than creating issues on GitHub. After a period of time GitHub issue tracker, discussions, and other social features will be disabled on GitHub.Automatic Video Library Manager for TV Shows. It watches for new episodes of your favorite shows, and when they are posted it does its magic.FeaturesKodi/XBMC library updates, poster/banner/fanart downloads, and NFO/TBN generationConfigurable automatic episode renaming, sorting, and other processingEasily see what episodes you're missing, are airing soon, and moreAutomatic torrent/nzb searching, sending to your client, and processing at the qualities you wantLargest list of supported torrent, newznab, and torznab providers - both public and privateCan notify Kodi, XBMC, Growl, Trakt, Twitter, and more when new episodes are availableSearchesTheTVDB,AniDB.net,iMDB,FanArt.tv, and more for shows, seasons, episodes, and metadataEpisode status management allows for mass failing seasons/episodes to force retryingDVD Order numbering for returning the results in DVD order instead of Air-By-Date orderAllows you to choose which indexer to have SickChill search its show info from when importingAutomatic XEM Scene Numbering/Naming for seasons/episodesAvailable for any platform, uses a simple HTTP interfaceSpecials and multi-episode torrent/nzb supportAutomatic subtitles matching and downloadingImproved failed download handlingDupeKey/DupeScore for NZBGet 12+Real SSL certificate validationSupports Anime showsImportant LinksInstallation & ConfigurationWikiFAQIssue TrackerFeature RequestsSupported providersNewsChangelogNetwork TimezonesScene ExceptionsDependenciesTo run SickChill you will need Python 3.8+, preferably 3.11 or newer. PyPy (python 3.7-3.9) 7.8.x+ is also supported.Important notes on switching from other forksBefore using this with your existing database (sickbeard.db) please make a backup copy of it and delete any other database files such as cache.db and failed.db if present.
We HIGHLY recommend starting out with no database files at all to make this a fresh start but the choice is at your own risk.Huge thanks toJetBrainsfor providing "All Products Pack" licenses free of charge for SickChill developers as part of their support of OSS.
Package: sick-dict
SickDictAn IDE friendly (auto-completion) python dictionary with dot-accessible attributes.Why?The pythonic way to access the dictionaryd['key']is prone to errors and honestly, pretty ugly.The case becomes worse when the dictionary is a nested oned['key1]['key2']. Now obviously d.key1.key2.key3 is much better.Default python dictionary does not support auto-completion in almost all the IDE's, but SickDict will.How to use it?Install the package:pip install sick-dictImport the package:fromsick_dictimportSickDictFeaturesCreate a dictionary without defining it keys beforehandsd=SickDict()sd.hello="world"Pass a dictionary and all the keys in dictionary will become propertiesd={'hello':'world'}sd=SickDict(d)print(sd.hello)# worldPass keyword arguments and all the arguments will become propertiessd=SickDict(hello="world",this_is="awesome")print(sd.hello)# worldprint(sd.this_is)# awesomePass both dictionary and keyword argumentsd={'hello':'world'}sd=SickDict(d,this_is="awesome")print(sd.hello)# worldprint(sd.this_is)# awesomePass a nested dictionary with a listfoo={"bar":{"baz":[{"boo":"hoo"},{"baba":"loo"}]}}sd=SickDict(foo)print(sd.bar.baz[0].boo)# hooUsedelkeyword to remove a keysd=SickDict(hello="world",this_is="awesome")delsd.helloprint(sd.hello)# KeyUse+operator to combine two instances of SickDictsd1=SickDict(hello="world")print(sd1)# SickDict({'hello': 'world'})sd2=SickDict(this_is="awesome")print(sd2)# SickDict({'this_is': 'awesome'})print(sd1+sd2)# SickDict({'hello': 'world', 'this_is': 'awesome'})Use other dictionary functions likeget(),update()etc.sd=SickDict(hello="world")print(sd.get('hello'))# worldsd.update({'who_are_you':'developer'},this_is="awesome")print(sd)# SickDict({'hello': 'world', 'who_are_you': 'developer', 'this_is': 'awesome'})
Package: sickdt
Opinionated wrapper over the built-indatetimemodule.
Exposes a subset ofjust the rightfunctionality to avoid common gotchas with dates in Python.Yo, these datetimes are sick!~anonymousFeaturesRobust, automated timezone handling.ISO 8601-compliant timestamp strings.Unix epoch seconds.Only depends on Python standard library.Uses built-in data types:datetime,float,str.Driving PrinciplesAdatetimeobject represents aninstant, a particular point in time. A snapshot of the universe. It doesn’t matter what was the timezone, DST mode, the user’s calendar, nor their locale.Adatetimeon its own isn’t human-readable. If you need to show it to the user, you need to provide the timezone or locale.Alldatetimeobjectsmustbetimezone-aware.When in need of string timestamps, useISO 8601with milliseconds and Zulu time.When in need of numerical timestamps, use a float for UNIX epoch seconds in UTC.Thismustbe easy to integrate with existing codebase. No custom data types over stdlib.Inspired by the design choices ofNSDate.Similar ProjectsArrow. Requires a total buy-in, you have to switch to using their datatypes.
Package: sick-json
A simple tool to parse the non-normal JSONThe only function implemented in this module isparse.parseis similar to json.loads. However, it corrects some mistakes that LLM can make.It can be installed withpip install sick-jsonand used withimport sick_json;sick_json.parse(something).By default, it uses a JSON5 parser, which solves the following problems.Identifiers without quotes{
    name: "Kim"
}Trailing comma{
    "name": "Kim",
}JS-style comment{
    "name": "Kim" // something
}Additionally, it heuristically solves a few problems.Allow "True" and "False"{
    "name": "Kim",
    "is_good_guy": True
}Verbose before and after JSONblah blah blah
{
    "name": "Kim"
}
blah blah blahIf you have multiple JSONs, it will return the longest by default, or you can specify a pydantic format.importsick_jsonfrompydanticimportBaseModelmaybe_json='blah{"name": "Kim"}blah{"names": ["Kim", "Lee"]}blah'sick_json.parse(maybe_json)# it return {"names": ["Kim", "Lee"]}classMyModel(BaseModel):name:strsick_json.parse(maybe_json,pydantic_model=MyModel)# it return {"name": "Kim"}Type-correcting by pydantic modelimportsick_jsonfrompydanticimportBaseModelmaybe_json='{"name": "Kim", "age": "13"}'classMyModel(BaseModel):name:strage:intsick_json.parse(maybe_json,pydantic_model=MyModel)# it return {"name": "Kim", "age": 13}
Package: sickmuse
Sick Muse is an open source web application graphing RRD data stored bycollectd.Installation DependenciesRequires Python 2.6 or 2.7 and the following Python libraries:tornado >= 2.4 (Available under Apache v2)python-rrdtool >= 1.4 (Available under LGPL v3)These dependencies do not ship with the library but will be resolved during the install:pip install sickmuseRunning the ServerSick Muse runs on theTornadowebserver which is a
single-threaded non-blocking server. Once installed you run this server using thesickmusecommand:sickmuseThis will start the server running on the default port8282. You can change the port
using the--portoption:sickmuse --port=8080ScreenshotsHomepage/Host ListingHost DetailsDocumentationYou can find a complete set of documentation onRead The Docs.Licensesickmuse is released under the BSD License. See theLICENSEfile for more details.In addition to the previously listed Python dependencies, this library makes use of
the following projects which are included in the distribution:Twitter Bootstrap (Licensed under Apache v2)RequireJS (Licensed under BSD/MIT)jQuery (Licensed under MIT)Font Awesome (Licensed under CC BY 3.0)Flot (Licensed under MIT)Backbone (Licensed under MIT)Underscore (Licensed under MIT)ContributingThis project is still in its early stages and there may be bugs or rapid
changes to the internal APIs. If you think you’ve found a bug or are interested in
contributing to this project check outsickmuse on Github.