Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: savestate
SaveStatepipinstallsavestateDocumentation:https://mrthearman.github.io/savestate/Source Code:https://github.com/MrThearMan/savestate/Contributing:https://github.com/MrThearMan/savestate/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.mdSaveState is a cross-platform fast file storage for arbitrary python objects.
It's similar to python's builtinshelvemodule, but aims to be more
performant on Windows while being cross-platform compatible.Savestate is inspired bysemidbm2, with a more modern interface.
mapping-like functions, a context manager, and support for
arbitrary python objects.Implementation details:Pure pythonNo requirements or dependenciesA dict-like interface (no unions)Same, single file on Windows and Linux (unlike shelve)Key and value integrity can be evaluated with a checksum, which will detect data corruption on key access.Recovery from missing bytes at the end of the file, or small amounts of corrupted data in the middleBoth values AND keys put in savestate must supportpickling.
Note thesecurity implicationsof this!This means that you can use arbitrary objects as keys if they support pickle (unlike shelve)All the keys of the savestate are kept in memory, which limits the savestate size (not a problem for most applications)NOT Thread safe, so cannot be accessed by multiple processesFile is append-only, so the more non-read operations you do, the more the file size is going to balloonHowever, you cancompactthe savestate, usually onsavestate.close(), which will replace the savestate with a new file with only the current non-deleted data.
This will impact performance a little, but not by muchPerformance:About 50-60% of the performance of shelve withgdbm(linux),
but >5000% compared to shelve withdumbdbm(windows) (>20000% for deletes!)Performance is more favorable with large keys and values when compared to gdbm,
but gdbm is still faster on subsequent reads/writes thanks to its cachingA dbm-mode for about double the speed of regular mode, but only string-type keys and valuesThis is about 25-30% of the performance of gdbm on its own.Note: Values will be returned in bytes form!Source code includes a benchmark that you can run to get more accurate performance on your specific machine.
Package: savesubmitexamdummy-sebastian-stigler
SaveSubmitExamDummyDummy for SaveSubmitExam to be used in nbgraderInstall this package instead ofSaveSubmitExamin yournbgraderenvironment.NoteThis project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.5. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold seehttps://pyscaffold.org/.
Package: savesubmitexam-sebastian-stigler
SaveSubmitExamWidget generator for exam submission via ExamUploader intljh(The Littlest
JupyterHub) Version 1.0.0InstallationFrom the webapp oftljhas an admin user. Open a Terminal and type:sudo -E /opt/tljh/user/bin/pip install savesubmitexam-sebastian-stiglerCheck ifipylabis available on the webapp. If it is not installed, install it in thetljhuser environment.Make sure you also installExamUploaderon yourtljhserver.UsagePut the following line inthe last cellof your exam notebook:from savesubmitexam import SaveSubmit
SaveSubmit().run_<lang>_<examtype>_<course>()Where<lang>is eitherdefor german orenfor english,<exam_type>is eithertestexamorexamand<course>is the name of the course from the
[config.yaml]{.title-ref} of ExamUploader.Please use in the<course>underscores wherever you used hyphens in
theconfig.yamlfile.Example:You want the german form for a testexam for the course 23w-python101,
then you call:SaveSubmit().run_de_testexam_23w_python101()NoteThis project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.5. For details and usage
information on PyScaffold seehttps://pyscaffold.org/.
Package: savesyndrom
savesyndromA GUI application that counts how many times you save your files withctrl+s.Install and useFirst optionYou can install this package, usingpipinstallsavesyndromand run bypython-msavesyndromIf you use Linux, please, run this application with root rights. Example:sudppython3-msavesyndromBuildIf you copy this repo on your computer, you can build it to executable file.For build you should installpyinstallerby commandpipinstallpyinstallerAfter that type this command for build executable filepyinstaller--onefile--noconsole--namesavesyndrommain.pyIndistdirectory you can find executable filesavesyndromorsavesyndrom.exe
Package: save-tabs
AboutSaves the current Google Chrome browsing session (windows and tabs) into an executable to use later.UsageAfterinstallation, run$ savetabsto open the GUI interface.A command line interface will be added in the future.WindowsAfter accepting the terms of use, you'll be prompted to snap your Chrome window to the left side of the screen. Follow the on-screen instructions. This program generates a .bat batch file with your saved Chrome session information--to use it, double-click it.macOSIf you have more than one window open, you'll be prompted to choose which window(s) to save. Follow the on-screen instructions. This program generates a bash executable file with your Chrome session information--to use it, double click it.InstallationPython is required. This program was tested on Python 3.11 but should work on all maintained Python versions.Windows and macOSOption 1: pipThe easiest way to install this program is using pip:$ pip install save-tabsOption 2: download and runDownload the source code and run main.py:$ python3 /path/to/main.pyLinuxThis program has not been tested on Linux.
Package: save-thread-result
Python APIQuickstartInstalling thesave_thread_resultmodule:pip3 install -U save-thread-result     # MacOS/Linux
pip  install -U save-thread-result     # Windows

# if that doesn't work:
python3 -m pip install -U save-thread-result     # MacOS/Linux
python  -m pip install -U save-thread-result     # WindowsUsing theThreadWithResultclass from thesave_thread_resultmodule:from save_thread_result import ThreadWithResult


# As of Release 0.0.3, you can also specify values for
# `group`, `name`, and `daemon` if you want to set those
# values manually.

thread = ThreadWithResult(
    target = my_function,
    args   = (my_function_arg1, my_function_arg2, ...)
    kwargs = {my_function_kwarg1: kwarg1_value, my_function_kwarg2: kwarg2_value, ...}
)

thread.start()
thread.join()
if getattr(thread, 'result', None):
    print(thread.result)
else:
    # thread.result attribute not set - something caused
    # the thread to terminate BEFORE the thread finished
    # executing the function passed in through the
    # `target` argument
    print('ERROR! Something went wrong while executing this thread, and the function you passed in did NOT complete!!')Reading the documentation for more information:from save_thread_result import ThreadWithResult
help(ThreadWithResult)Short explanationThis module uses athreading.ThreadsubclassThreadWithResultthat saves the result of a thread (fromthreadingbuilt-in module in thePython Standard library) as itsresultattribute - i.e. after the thread finishes running, callthread.resultto get the return value from the function that ran on that thread.ExamplesDummy example:from save_thread_result import ThreadWithResult

import time, random, threading


def function_to_thread(n):
    count = 0
    while count < 3:
            print(f'Still running {threading.current_thread().name}...')
            count +=1
            time.sleep(3)
    result = random.random()
    print(f'Return value of {threading.current_thread().name} should be: {result}')
    return result


def main():
    thread1 = ThreadWithResult(target=function_to_thread, args=(1,))
    thread2 = ThreadWithResult(target=function_to_thread, args=(2,))
    thread1.start()
    thread2.start()
    thread1.join()
    thread2.join()
    print(f'The `result` attribute of {thread1.name} is: {thread1.result}')
    print(f'The `result` attribute of {thread2.name} is: {thread2.result}')

main()More informationSources I looked at before creating the custom classReturn value from threadThreading in python: retrieve return value when using target= [duplicate]How to get the return value from a thread in python?Using Python Threading and Returning Multiple Results (Tutorial)How to get the return value from a thread using pythonHow to manage python threads results?How to obtain the results from a pool of threads in python?Google search
Package: saveToCsvfile
saveToCsvfilesaveToCsvfile is a Python module that helps to save data into CSV file locally.Basic Steps to use this module are as followsEnsure that you have created "data.csv" in the directory of the file you use the module.Ensure that you have installed the package successfully.If the above two are completed, you are good to go to save the data locally into the backend.Now, you need to import the package using the following commandfrom saveToCsvfile import insertTo,fetchAll,fetch_NAbove 3 functions, works as follows-insertTo: Use this function in case you need to add data into CSV file. Remember, You need to add an array as a parameter and if this return 'Success'. You can paas n number of data, separated by commas into a single array. Check your "data.csv" file, data has been uploaded into the file.ins = insertTo(['One',2,3.0,True])
print(ins)fetchAll: Use this function to fetch all the results present inside a file i.e "data.csv".data = fetchAll()
print(data)fetch_N: Use this function to fetch top N number of results present inside a file i.e "data.csv". Here, we need to paas a number as a parameter to fetch records.topTwo = fetch_N(2)
print(topTwo)
Package: save-url
What is save_url?It's a script to save and url in a single file with an automatic and structured name. It uses monolith as its backend.Usagesave_url https://www.kde.orgYou will get a file with your current datetime and the title of the page. This is my way of storing interesting things. For example: 20190829 0814 KDE Community Home - KDE.org.htmlLinux installationIf you use Gentoo, you can find the ebuild inhttps://github.com/turulomio/myportage/tree/master/www-apps/save_urlFor the rest of distributions:You need to install monolith fromhttps://github.com/Y2Z/monolith/, setting the binary monolith in your binary pathpip install save_urlDependencieshttps://www.python.org/, as the main programming language.https://github.com/Y2Z/monolith/, as the backend to save one url in a single file. Thank you :)https://github.com/python-mechanize/mechanize, to get url titleChangelog0.7.0 (2023-10-14)Improved method to search titleCode is converted to a python module0.6.0 (2022-11-11)Added --notime parameter to remove date and time in file name0.5.0 (2020-07-08)[#4] Script asks user if title hasn't been found.0.4.0Script now uses mechanize to get web page title.0.1.0Basic functionality.
Package: savida
Savida Testing Web Server FixtureSavida is a testing-oriented HTTP server wrapper. It allows to easily
launch a Web server during an automated test, define its behavior (i.e.
how to respond to different requests) and shut it down easily when the
test ends.This is useful when testing complex HTTP-client based systems - for
example at Shoppimon it is used to test our Web monitoring system
infrastructure, which needs to access Websites using a complex browser
and return different information based on entire page behaviors or even
entire passes through the site.Testing such systems is not possible using current mock HTTP client
libraries or naive test server implementations, and this is why we
created Savida.Note that while the examples below refer topy.test, this module is in
no way tied to a specific testing framework or methodology.UsageIn testing frameworks likepy.test, usage usually looks something like:from savida.fixture import http_server

def test_my_browser_works():
    # Set up the server with a static document root directory
    with http_server(document_root='fixtures/webroot') as server:

        # Return 404 on /js/main.js even if it exists in our docroot
        server.when('/js/main.js').response(
            status=404, response='Gone to Lunch')

        # Wait 10 seconds before responding to /slow.php
        server.when('/slow.php').wait(10)

        server.start()

        response = requests.get(server.url + '/js/main.js')
        assert response.status_code == 404Usage in module setup / teardown functionsTBDAPITBDTODOAdd documentationClean up API, replacewaitmethod with something more conciseAdd support for matching based on HTTP methodLicenseCopyright (c) 2017 Shoppimon LTDLicensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License athttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Package: savior
Savior DatabaseEmbedded schema-less database library backed by LMDB.Currently in development and not stable yet.
The interface and disk format may change in future versions without notice.
You probably shouldn't use it to store important data.Permissively licensed with theISC License.Goalsprovide a language-neutral disk formatutilize LMDB's properties like transactions, append-only writes, and zero-copy readsprovide intuitive schema-less entity modeling and querying interfacestore an immutable history of all values in the databaseDeveloper InterfaceThere are a few actions you can perform on entities in a transaction:storefetchupdatequerydeleteAn entity is conceptually like a dictionary with attributes and values.A table is an isolated section of the database for storing entities,
usually with a similar set of attributes.Disk FormatAll entities of the same type are stored in one inner LMDB database
There is no guarantee that entities have a consistent schema.Entities are stored on disk as a series of timestamped attribute changes.key-value entries have the form(uuid, timestamp, attribute) -> valueuuidis an auto-generated entity IDtimestampis an auto-generated timestamp of when the entry was appendedattributeandvalueare the updated entity key value entriesData is not modified for updates, only appended to indicate the entity changed.The storage format version is stored as an integer in a special inner database
named_metadata, at a key namedversion.
The_metadatatable's keys and values are also encoded with MessagePack.You can access the storage format version viaDatabase.VERSION.ChangelogThis document follows theKeep a Changelogformat.Releases are available onPyPI assavior.0.2.3 - 2019-09-06AddedaddedTransaction.deletemethod to permanently remove an entity0.2.2 - 2019-08-06Fixedfixed bug wherecreated_atdates were all from the first entity0.2.1 - 2019-08-06Changedopening a database adds a schema version identifier integer to databases that don't have oneAddedaddedDatabase.VERSIONfor getting storage format versionaddedcreated_atoption toqueryto add an attribute to entities indicating when they were created0.2.0 - 2019-07-15RemovedremovedDatabase.open_tablessince tables are now required when opening a databaseChangedrenamedTransaction.createtoTransaction.storefor consistency withTransaction.fetchchangedDatabase.openbehavior to require table names on initializationchangedTransactionmethods to raise error if a table name is used that was not used to open the database with0.1.2 - 2019-07-15AddedDatabase.create_tablesto create tables in databaseDatabase.open_tablesto open existing tables in databaseDatabase.closeto close database manually0.1.1 - 2019-07-15Addedoptions for manually closing transactions for when it's not possible to use context managers0.1.0 - 2019-07-15Addedinitial schema-less immutable interface over LMDB
Package: savircraftfull
Play free Minecraft with just 1 line of code…SavirCraft is easy to install (pip install savircraftfull)
and it is easy to use (from savircraftfull import free_minecraft)Features:
Play free Minecraft, using a single line of code,
Simple and quick installation,
Choonka monitored.Usage:
Open a Python Compiler (IDLE, PyCharm, etc.),
Download “texture.png” and save it to the same directory as your Python file:https://choonka.pagekite.me/static/texture.png/,
Type 1 line of code: from savircraftfull import free_minecraft,
Play free Minecraft!Creators:
Savir Singh,
Choonka CommunityYou are not permitted to reproduce, share, or sell this Python module, without prior written permission from the creator, Savir Singh.
Package: savirserver
Easily attach your HTML files to a server.Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK2cEvpy2GM&t=24sChannel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2HL-s1fNE7h9LsEXIgTJTgCreators:
Savir Singh,
Choonka CommunityYou are not permitted to reproduce, share, or sell this Python module, without prior written permission from the creator, Savir Singh.
Package: savit
savitHelping you to write docs by saving your commandsUsage:$savit[OPTIONS]COMMAND[ARGS]...Options:--install-completion: Install completion for the current shell.--show-completion: Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or customize the installation.--help: Show this message and exit.Commands:config: Saves your configurations to ~/.config/savit/config.tomlstart: Start saving your commandsstop: Stop saving your commands and writes them to a filesavit configSaves your configurations to ~/.config/savit/config.tomlUsage:$savitconfig[OPTIONS]Options:--open-file: Opens the config file  [default: False]--help: Show this message and exit.savit startStart saving your commandsUsage:$savitstart[OPTIONS]Options:--help: Show this message and exit.savit stopStop saving your commands and writes them to a fileUsage:$savitstop[OPTIONS]Options:--txt: Saves your commands to a .txt file  [default: False]--md: Saves your commands to a .md file  [default: False]--file PATH: File (may include path) to save your commands--help: Show this message and exit.Points of attentionDon't use aliases to savit commands, since savit works by reading your shell history, the app will work in an unexpected way if aliases are used;Make sure to have your config file at~/.config/savit/config.tomlcorrectly set up;Config file structure[savit]history_path=""# path to your shell history fileoutput_format=""# output format to use by deafault (txt or md)output_folder=""# folder to save your commands by default (use ./ to save commands from the location where savit runs)
Package: savitrigen
savitrigenSavitri Project’s official code generation tool.UsageOnce installed, savitrigen will become available as a Python executable module.
You can call it by runningpython -m savitrigen [options].To get started, list available presets withpython -m savitrigen -l, then choose one withpython -m savitrigen -p [preset]. This will create asavitrigen.ymlfile in your current working directory. To parse it run savitrigen without any options, likepython -m savitrigen. That’s pretty much the CLI usage.BehaviorSavitrigen will look forsource/.gitignoreto check if the bootstrap repository has already been cloned. If it hasn’t already, savitrigen will then clone it insidesourcefolder. In the next step it will check if npm modules has already been installed then install it if it hasn’t. Thus savitrigen will skip the cloning/installation steps in consecutive runs.A diff-patch algorithm is used to update the code without touching external changes. It’s nonetheless advisable to commit changes before rerunning the code generation.
Package: savnet
SAVNetIntroductionSAVNet is a software for extracting splicing associated variants (SAVs) from somatic mutation, splicing junction and intron retention data. This software has been used for large-scale exome-transcriptome sequence analysis:A comprehensive characterization of cis-acting splicing-associated variants in human cancer, Shiraishi et al., Genome Research, 2018, [link].DocumentationThe documentation for SAVNet is availablehere.
Package: savory
SavoryAboutSavory is a cli tool for managing saltstack git repositoriesCommandlineUsage:savory[OPTIONS]Options:-f,--fileTEXTrepositoryfile-r,--repoTEXTrepositoryfilerepo-t,--tagTEXTrepositoryfiletag-d,--destinationTEXTrepositoryfiledestination--helpShowthismessageandexit.fetch reposities from a local repository file:savory--filelocalfile.ymlfetch reposities from a repository file in a git repo:savory--filerepofile_in_repo.yml\--repogit@gitserver:saltstack/savory.git\--tagmaster\--destination/tmpRepository file exampledefaults:destination:/srv/salttype:formularepositories:-formula1-formula2-formula3-pillar_dataformula1:repo:git@gitserver:saltstack/formula1.gittag:1.0.0formula2:repo:git@gitserver:saltstack/formula2.gittag:1.0.1formula3:repo:git@gitserver:saltstack/formula3.gittag:1.0.3pillar_data:repo:git@gitserver:saltstack/pillar_data.gittag:proddestination:/srv/pillartype:pillarIn the above example formula1, formula2 and formula3 are using git tags
(recommended for formulas) and a branch for the pillar_data repo.Installinstall savorypip3installsavorycreate a new git user and make sure that this user has quest
permissions to all repositories that you want to manage with savorycreate a new keypair and place the keys in .ssh[root@salt-master~]# ssh-keygen -t ed25519Generatingpublic/privateed25519keypair.Enterfileinwhichtosavethekey(/root/.ssh/id_ed25519):/root/.ssh/gitlabEnterpassphrase(emptyfornopassphrase):Entersamepassphraseagain:Youridentificationhasbeensavedin/root/.ssh/gitlab.Yourpublickeyhasbeensavedin/root/.ssh/gitlab.pub.Thekeyfingerprintis:SHA256:abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP+RSTroot@salt-masterThekey'srandomartimageis:+--[ED25519256]--+|BX^.+..o..||..o^.@..o..o.||+++.%+..||o=.o....||o..S.E.||...||..||o||.|+----[SHA256]-----+adjust the gitlab user in gitlab and add the public key generated in
the previous step to this usercopy the systemd files fromhttps://gitlab.com/solvinity/savory/-/tree/main/systemdand place
them in /etc/systemd/systemenable savory.timer by runningsystemctlenablesavory.timerverify in journalctl if the repositories are cloned to the configured
location specified in the repository file.To-doImplement cleanup/delete of unused repositoriesChangelog0.1.4 (2021-12-17)
- add exit code on failure0.1.3 (2021-08-12)changed wrong url in setup.py0.1.2 (2021-08-12)0.1.0 (2021-08-12) initial release
Package: savReaderWriter
A cross-platform Python interface to the IBM SPSS
Statistics Input Output Module. Read or Write SPSS
system files (.sav, .zsav). Works with Python 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, pypyinstallation:python setup.py installOr alternatively:pip install savReaderWriterTo get the ‘bleeding edge’ version straight from the repository do:pip install -U -e git+https://bitbucket.org/fomcl/savreaderwriter.git#egg=savreaderwriterUnittests are usually run on Linux Debian 8 64. Windows unittest and build results may be viewed here:[![Build status](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/6chl9f5x27t37s3f?svg=true)](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/AlbertJan68345/savreaderwriter)
Package: savu
Savu----Savu pythons are known for their small size, good temperament, easy feeding habits and tolerance for a wide range of temperatures.[1]The Savu Tomography reconstruction pipeline project aims to mimic these behaviours being a small package, which is easy to use and reliable, chomps its way through vast amounts of data, and finally is portable to a wide range of systems.To use ::>>> import savaLogo credit ::Title         "Python de Savu"Author        "Thomas Bersy" - https://www.flickr.com/photos/tautaudu02/Source        "Python de Savu" - https://www.flickr.com/photos/tautaudu02/8481434915/in/photolist-dVtyBz-dVtz7t-cirEZ7/License       "CC BY 2.0" - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/Modification  "Cropped from original"[1] http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Breeding-Snakes/Breeding-Savu-Python/
Package: savvihub
savvihub-python-sdkBasic usageimportsavvihubsavvihub.init(organization_name="my-organization")savvihub.create_experiment(...)IntegrationsKerasUse ExperimentCallbackimportsavvihubfromsavvihub.integration.kerasimportExperimentCallbacksavvihub.init()# Keras training codemodel=Model()model.compile(...)# Add integrationmodel.fit(x,y,epochs=5,callbacks=[ExperimentCallback()])Run experiment on Savvihub using Web UI or SDK