Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: tracktable-data
Welcome to Tracktable-Data!Tracktable-Data is a supplimental data package for the Tracktable library. Refer to the
TracktabledocumentationandGithub repositoryfor more information on Tracktable's capabilities and usage.UsageBelow are example of how to use,retrieve(), the only function in thetracktable-datapackage.fromtracktable_data.dataimportretrieve# Retrieve file with a namefilepath=retrieve(filename="SampleFlightsUS.csv")# Returns a string# Retrieve all files with a matching extensionfilepathss=retrieve(file_ext=".csv")# Returns a list of strings# Retrieve all filesall_files=retrieve()# Returns a dictionary# See all files that can be retrivedretrieve(print_filenames=True)# See all file extensions that can be retrivedretrieve(print_extensions=True)Copyright NoticeCopyright (c) 2014-2023 National Technology and Engineering
Solutions of Sandia, LLC. Under the terms of Contract DE-NA0003525
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Package: tracktoberfest
tracktoberfestRetrieve Hacktoberfest contributions for a list of GitHub usernames.Their "validity" is calculated based on the rules enumerated in the Digital
Ocean blog post:https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/hacktoberfest-updateExample:> tracktoberfest tarkatronicRetrieving contributions for tarkatronic...tarkatronicCounted! - https://github.com/godaddy/tartufo/pull/111Counted! - https://github.com/godaddy/tartufo/pull/109Counted! - https://github.com/godaddy/tartufo/pull/103Installation> pip install tracktoberfest
Package: tracktolib
TracktolibUtility library for pythonInstallationYou can choose to not install all the dependencies by specifying
theextraparameter such as:poetryaddtracktolib@latest-Epg-sync-Etests--groupdevHere we only install the utilities usingpsycopg(pg-sync) anddeepdiff(tests) for the dev environment.UtilitieslogUtility functions for logging.importloggingfromtracktolib.logsimportinit_logginglogger=logging.getLogger()formatter,stream_handler=init_logging(logger,'json',version='0.0.1')pgUtility functions forasyncpgpg-syncUtility functions based on psycopg such asfetch_one,insert_many,fetch_count...To use the functions, create aConnectionusing psycopg:conn = psycopg2.connect()fetch_onefrompg.pg_syncimport(insert_many,fetch_one,fetch_count,fetch_all)data=[{'foo':'bar','value':1},{'foo':'baz','value':2}]insert_many(conn,'public.test',data)# Will insert the 2 dictquery='SELECT foo from public.test order by value asc'value=fetch_one(conn,query,required=True)# Will return {'foo': 'bar'}, raise an error is not foundassertfetch_count(conn,'public.test')==2query='SELECT * from public.test order by value asc'assertfetch_all(conn,query)==datatestsUtility functions for testings3-minioUtility functions forminios3Utility functions foraiobotocorelogsUtility functions to initialize the logging formatting and streamshttpUtility functions usinghttpxapiUtility functions usingfastapi
Package: tracktrace
tracktraceTrack shipping containers across all major shipping lines as well asClass 1 North American railways.:heavy_check_mark: - Supported:white_check_mark: - Not supported yetOceanSteamship LineSCACSupportedContainer Tracking WebsiteiOS AppAndroid AppAliancaANRM:heavy_check_mark:LinkNoNoAPLAPLU:heavy_check_mark:LinkYesYesArkas Container TransportARKU:white_check_mark:LinkNoNoCMA CGMCMDU:heavy_check_mark:LinkYesNoCoscoCOSU:white_check_mark:LinkYesNoEmirates Shipping LineESPU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesEvergreenEGLV:white_check_mark:LinkNoYesHamburg SUDSUDU:heavy_check_mark:LinkNoNoHapag LloydHLCU:heavy_check_mark:LinkYesYesHyundai Merchant Marine (HMM)HDMU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesMaerskMAEU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesMatsonMATS:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesMediterranean Shipping Company (MSC)MSCU:heavy_check_mark:LinkYesYesONE LineONEY:heavy_check_mark:LinkNoNoOrient Overseas Container Line (OOCL)OOLU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesPacific International Lines (PIL)PCIU:white_check_mark:LinkNoNoWan Hai LinesWHLC:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesYang MingYMLU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesZim Integrated Shipping Services (ZIM)ZIMU:white_check_mark:LinkYesYesRailRailroads often require an account to track containers. At certain railroads, you also need to be a Notify Party to access tracking information.For example, BNSF doesn't show any tracking information if your company is not a Notify Party. UP, on the other hand, shows partial tracking information.RailroadSupportedNeed AccountNeed to be a Notify PartyBNSF Railway (BNSF):white_check_mark:YesYesCanadian National Railway (CN):white_check_mark:YesYesCanadian Pacific Railway (CPR):white_check_mark:YesYesCSX Transportation (CSX):white_check_mark:NoNoFerromex:white_check_mark:YesDon't knowKansas City Southern Railway (KCS):white_check_mark:YesYesNorfolk Southern Railway (NS):white_check_mark:YesNoUnion Pacific Railway (UP):white_check_mark:YesNoInstallationpipinstalltracktraceUsage example>>>fromtracktraceimportocean>>>>>>container="MEDU3288655">>>scac="MSCU">>>>>>shipment=ocean.container.create(scac=scac,container=container)>>>>>>shipment.updates[{'location':'USSTL','vessel':'TRUCK','voyage':'','movement':'Empty container returned','mode':'TR','date':DateTime(2020,12,11,15,44,0,tzinfo=Timezone('UTC'))},{'location':'USESL','vessel':'CSX TRANSPORTATION','voyage':'','movement':'Rail last free day','mode':'','date':DateTime(2020,12,8,23,59,0,tzinfo=Timezone('UTC'))},{'location':'USSTL','vessel':'TRUCK','voyage':'','movement':'Full import container out gated','mode':'TR','date':DateTime(2020,12,8,19,27,0,tzinfo=Timezone('UTC'))},{'location':'USESL','vessel':'CSX TRANSPORTATION','voyage':'','movement':'Notified','mode':'',............Release History0.0.5Work in progressMetaDhruv Kar –dhruvkar–dhruv@wints.orgDistributed under the MIT license. SeeLICENSEfor more information.https://github.com/dhruvkar/ContributingFork it (https://github.com/dhruvkar/tracktrace/fork)Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/fooBar)Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)Create a new Pull Request
Package: track-viz
FeaturesTODORequirementsTODOInstallationYou can installFootball TrackviapipfromPyPI:$pipinstalltrack-vizUsagePlease see theCommand-line Referencefor details.ContributingContributions are very welcome.
To learn more, see theContributor Guide.LicenseDistributed under the terms of theMIT license,Football Trackis free and open source software.IssuesIf you encounter any problems,
pleasefile an issuealong with a detailed description.CreditsThis project was generated from@cjolowicz’sHypermodern Python Cookiecuttertemplate.
Package: trackwell-notifications
===============
NotificationsNotifications is a simple Django app to serve notifications to your users.To start:pip install trackwell-notifications===============
AknowledgementsThe push notification functionality comes from the great work made by the contributers to thefcm-django module, which is subject to anMIT license.We would've used it straight as a dependency, but it kind of clashed with other functionality of our setup, such as our multi-tenancy and other things, so we had to add the source code directly with a bit of our own modifications.We do not claim to have written said code (even if we might modify it to our needs) and have added attribution and links in the imported code.Quick startpip install trackwell-notificationsAdd "notifications" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'notifications',
]Make sure it is after the auth etc.::MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
    ...
    'notifications.middleware.NotificationMiddleware',
)Put the js and css imports in your base template where you want things to pop up<script type="text/javascript" src="{% static "notifications/Notifications.js" %}"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{% static "css/notifications.css" %}" type="text/css" />And also add in a script tag where the location of your notifications endpoint is:window.notificationEndpoint = '/api/usernotifications/';  // Don't forget trailing slashInclude the polls URLconf in your project urls.py like this::path('notifications/', include('notifications.urls')),Register the apifrom notifications.api.views import NotificationViewSet
from notifications.api.views import UserNotificationViewSetrouter.register(r'users', UserViewSet)
router.register(r'^users_in_groups', UsersInGroupsViewSet, 'Users in groups')Runpython manage.py migrateto create the notifications models.Start the development server and visithttp://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/notifications
Package: trackyournet
trackyournetA simple command-line app that runs an internet speedtest in a determined interval of time,so you can blame your internet provider because of their slow internet.You can install trackyournet with pip:pip install trackyournetHow to use?After installing use thetrackyournetcommand on your terminal, check the usage above.trackyournet [-h] -u {week, day, hour, min} -f FILE [-r REPEAT] intervalintervalis the interval between speedtests.(Required; Integer)-uor--unitis the unit ofinterval: week, day, hour, or min (Minute).(Required; String)-for--filereceives a path pointing to an SQLite database or a directory where the data will be allocated (The database will be created if it doesn't exist).(Required; String)-ror--repeatis the amount of speedtest that will be run before exiting.(Optional; Integer)-hor--helpprints the help message.After starting, you can stop the application usingCtrl + C(Or whatever your terminal's abort key biding is). Ifrepeatis passed it will stop running automatically after running the determined amount of speedstests.NOTE: Stopping the application withCtrl + Cwhile a speedtest is being run/registered may cause some problems with the database.ExampleLet's say you would like to run ten speedtests with an interval of 15 minutes between them:trackyournet 15 -u min -f {Your file/dir path here!} -r 10Final MessageIt's my first command line application and the first project I'm uploading to PyPI, so if you find a bug or have a suggestion, please, post it onissues.(By the way, I pretend to add more ways of outputting the data)
Package: trac-LighterTheme
A light, Bootstrap-inspired themeLighterTheme skins Trac, slightly, for a “lighter” look-and-feel.  It provides a narrower (940px) main content div; fewer dark lines in the top (mainnav and metanav) banner; bigger buttons (using CSS from Twitter Bootstrap); rounded corners on input fields; and the “Ubuntu” font used on Launchpad.Screenshots are available on the plugin’s Trac Hacks page:http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/LighterThemeChanges0.3.1 (18 Nov 2013)Include off-site stylesheet (Google Font) using protocol-relative
URL so that the theme works on HTTPS installations as well as HTTP.
Patch from Jun Omae,http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/113910.3.0 (02 Oct 2012)Disable box-shadows and borders around Trac’s primary content div –
these extra lines add unwanted noise in LighterTheme.Elements with class “newform” now have a lavender border instead of
a green border, which looked ugly.  Also disabled some borders and
box-shadows around newform <h2>s in wikipages; these styles were
introduced in Trac 1.0 and clash with the “newform” styles.0.2.1 (24 Aug 2012)Added MANIFEST.in file; the distribution now includes the necessary CSS
assets as well as the code’s LICENSE file.0.2.0 (20 Aug 2012)Fix compatibility with other plugins: previously, this plugin would
cause other plugins’ add_stylesheet() calls to break, because of some
incompatibility with Genshi’s cut()/buffer() commands.  This is now
fixed by avoiding calls to cut() and buffer()0.1.0 (19 Aug 2012)Initial release
Package: trac-mattermost
trac-mattermost is a Trac plugin publishing Trac events to Mattermost using
webhooks.ConfigurationTo enable and configure trac-mattermost, you need to create an “Incoming
Webhook” in Mattermost (Account Settings, Integrations, Incoming Webhooks),
then you need to add the following to your Trac configuration file:[components]
trac_mattermost.ticket_notifications.* = enabled
trac_mattermost.wiki_notifications.* = enabled

[mattermost]
username = Trac
webhook_url = https://mattermost.example.com/hooks/q9w8jq9wdw89sd7agf7sq7qweh
icon_url = https://s3.amazonaws.com/truveris-mattermost-icons/trac.pngInstallationBuild an .egg file and drop it in the plugins directory of your Trac
installation:python setup.py bdist_eggChanges0.1Initial version, with tickets and wiki notificaitons.
Package: trac-MultiRepoSearchPlugin
To install:pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py developAdd to your trac.conf:[components]
multireposearch.* = enabledUpgrade your trac environment:trac-admin path/to/env upgradePrepare all available repositories with an initial indexing:trac-admin path/to/env multireposearch reindex_allYou will now be able to perform text searches of repository contents through the trac search UI.As long as you have your trac post-commit or post-receive hooks properly configured,
source will remain up-to-date.Otherwise, to manually reindex a single repository, you ca run:trac-admin path/to/env multireposearch reindex repo-nameWhere repo-name is the name assigned to your repository in Trac.Changelog0.6 (2013-01-15)The plugin’s search source is now off by default, so Trac searches will not include
source code results unless the user explicitly checks the “Source Repository” box
on the search form.  This way the plugin won’t impact performance of searches unless
the user actually wants to search through source code.  (This behavior may change
in the future, but not until there exists a search backend that’s faster than unindexed
full text search on a database column.)0.5 (2013-01-15)Selectively reindex only the files that were changed or added in each changeset, rather than
reindexing the entire repository. (http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/9790)0.4 (2013-01-11)Errors will no longer occur when repositories or files are removed from the underlyingsystem but still referenced in the search backend’s list of search results.
(http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/9791,http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/10792,http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/10793)Removed broken index on text contents for new installations (http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/10619)0.3 (2012-09-28)Search backends are now expected to match against filenames as well as file contents.
The provided SQLIndexer component has been updated to search for filenames as well.
(http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/10298)0.2.1 (2012-02-17)Supports Trac 0.12 for real this time (http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/9803)0.2 (2012-02-13)Now supports Trac 0.12 as well as 0.13 (http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/9786)0.1 (2012-02-01)First release.
Package: trac.por
for more details visit:http://getpenelope.github.com/1.2.19 (2013-08-12)refactor for penelope.core [amleczko]1.2.18 (2013-07-17)ticket notification moved to Mandrill API [amleczko]1.2.17 (2013-07-15)fix CR/Contract sorting [amleczko]1.2.16 (2013-06-27)fix validation warnings [amleczko]1.2.15 (2013-06-26)new contract integration [amleczko]make sure only estimated CR get’s new time entries [amleczko]1.2.14 (2013-05-08)remove search bar from trac [amleczko]fix problem with wiki formatting in email notifications [amleczko]1.2.13 (2013-04-30)Fixed problems with wiki transformation [amleczko]1.2.12 (2013-04-22)make sure the JSON for mandrill notification is clean
[amleczko]1.2.11 (2013-04-18)make sure the opened-by-custmer flag is always True when
user == customer [amleczko]1.2.10.1 (2013-04-17)bug fix [amleczko]1.2.10 (2013-04-17)fix trac notifications for wiki support [amleczko]1.2.9 (2013-04-16)mandrill integration [amleczko]1.2.8 (2013-04-08)fix timezone display in milestone listing [amleczko]1.2.7 (2013-04-02)fixed some pep8 [amleczko]milestone is now required field [amleczko]due date shown with milestone in ticket view [amleczko]1.2.6 (2013-02-04)refactor non-invoiced tickets validation [amleczko]1.2.5.1 (2013-01-30)fix manifest [amleczko]1.2.5 (2013-01-30)move to github [amleczko]queryWithDetails return also customerrequest [massimoazzolini]use js.chosen with customerrequest field [amleczko]
Package: trac-runtime
TRAC Model Runtime for PythonTRAC is a next-generation data and analytics platform for use in highly regulated environmentsThe TRAC model runtime provides all the APIs needed to write models for the TRAC platform.
It includes an implementation of the runtime library that can be used as a development
sandbox, so you can run and debug TRAC models right away from your favourite IDE or notebook.
A number of tools are included to make it easy to plug in development data and other settings.
When your models are ready they can be loaded into a real instance of TRAC for testing and
eventual deployment.Documentation for the TRAC platform is available attrac-platform.readthedocs.io.RequirementsThe TRAC runtime for Python has these requirements:Python: 3.7 or laterPandas: 1.0 or laterPySpark 2.4.x or 3.xNot every combination of versions will work, e.g. PySpark 3 requires Python 3.8.Installing the runtimeThe TRAC runtime package can be installed directly from PyPI:pip install trac-runtimeThe TRAC runtime depends on Pandas and PySpark, so these libraries will be pulled in as
dependencies. If you want to target particular versions, install them explicitly first.Writing a modelOnce the runtime is installed you can write your first TRAC model! Start by
inheriting the TracModel base class, your IDE should be able to generate stubs for you:import trac.rt.api as trac

class SampleModel(trac.TracModel):

    def define_parameters(self) -> tp.Dict[str, trac.ModelParameter]:
        pass

    def define_inputs(self) -> tp.Dict[str, trac.ModelInputSchema]:
        pass

    def define_outputs(self) -> tp.Dict[str, trac.ModelOutputSchema]:
        pass

    def run_model(self, ctx: trac.TracContext):
        passYou can fill in the three define_* methods to declare any parameters, inputs and outputs your
model is going to need, then start writing your model code in run_model.To learn about modelling with TRAC and what is possible, check out themodelling tutorialsavailable in our online documentation. The tutorials are based onexample modelsin the TRAC GitHub repository. We run these examples as part of our CI, so they will always
be in sync with the corresponding version of the runtime library.Building the runtime from sourceThis is not normally necessary for model development, but if you want to do it here are the commands.cd trac-runtime/python

# Configure a Python environment

python -m venv ./venv
venv\Scripts\activate              # For Windows platforms
. venv/bin/activate                # For macOS or Linux
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Run the code generator

python ../../dev/codegen/protoc-ctrl.py python_runtime \
    --proto_path trac-api/trac-metadata/src/main/proto \
    --out trac-runtime/python/generated/trac/rt_gen/domain

# Build the Python package files

python ./package-ctrl.pyThe package files will appear under build/dist
Package: tractography
[![license - GPL](https://img.shields.io/aur/license/yaourt.svg)](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)# Tractograpy## It is a module deals withe Brain BundlesIt includes functions to read/write, visualise and register bundles### "It's always preferred to use source code!"## Installation:Easy to install by using pip (recommended)```commandlinepip install tractography```or conda```commandlineconda install -c weekmo tractography```## Example 1:#### Register two bundles```pythonfrom tractography.io import read_ply,write_trkfrom tractography.registration import registerfrom tractography.viz import draw_brain# Read bundlesdata1 = read_ply('target.ply')data2 = read_ply('subject.ply')# Register bundlealigned_bundle,mat = register(target=data1, subject=data2)# Write to trk filewrite_trk("aligned_bundle.trk", aligned_bundle)# Export images before and after registrationdraw_brain([data1,data2])draw_brain([data1,aligned_bundle])```## Example 2:#### Show all bundles in a folder```pythonfrom tractography.viz import draw_brainfrom os import listdirfrom os.path import isfilefrom tractography.io import read_plyimport argparseparser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Input argument parser.')parser.add_argument('-f', type=str, help='location of files')args = parser.parse_args()# data_path = 'data/'data_path = args.ffiles = [data_path + f for f in listdir(data_path) if isfile(data_path + f) and f.endswith('.ply')]brain = []for name in files:brain.append(read_ply(name))draw_brain(brain)```Enjoy
Package: tractorbeam
Installationpip install tractorbeamSynopsisUseaws configureto set up your AWS command line environment.$echo'{"input1": "s3://mybucket/path/to/myfile.bam"}'|tractorpull--strip-components1{"input1":"file:///cwd/path/to/myfile.bam"}$echo'{"input2": "file:///path/to/myfile.bam"}'|tractorpushs3://mybucket/prefix/--strip-components0{"input2":"s3://mybucket/prefix/path/to/myfile.bam"}AuthorsAndrey KislyukLinksProject home page (GitHub)Documentation (Read the Docs)Package distribution (PyPI)Change logBugsPlease report bugs, issues, feature requests, etc. onGitHub.LicenseLicensed under the terms of theApache License, Version 2.0.
Package: tract-python
tract-pythonProject Archived: tract now maintains it's own Python packagehere.tract inference enginebindings in Python via FFI.
It support Neural Network inference from NNEF or ONNX.WhyNo need to compile tract or have cargo installed, fast install.tract-cliis very feature-full but reloading a model each time you wish
to do an inference is computationaly costy and slow.Thinkonnxruntimeexcept it support NNEF, and it is based on tract.InstallInstall using pip:pip install tract_pythonUsageimporttract_pythonprint(tract_python.TRACT_VERSION)# "X.X.X"tract_model=tract_python.TractModel.load_from_path(# This parameter can be an ONNX or NNEF filepath (in case of NNEF it can be a dir or a tgz)'./tests/assets/test_simple_nnef/'# simple graph that mul input by 2)# .run take as argument names the name of input nodes in your neural networkresults=tract_model.run(input_0=np.arange(6).reshape(1,2,3).astype(np.float32))print(results)#{'output_0': array([[[ 0.,  2.,  4.],#       [ 6.,  8., 10.]]], dtype=float32)}StatusThis project is maintained with latest tract version.ScopeOur personnal usecase is to be able to run +10M inferences with 'tract' engine.
So loading/running NNEF or ONNX is sufficient.We would be happy to support some otherstract-clifeatures:computing: number of FMA operationscomputing: profiling infos(Thought it would be better to extract fromtract-cliatract-profilecrate first in original repo to avoid code duplicate)
We do not have the bandwith to do more and welcome any contributor that would wish to add more features.