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Package: userful
python-userfulUnofficial Python Client Forthe Userful REST API.Note that this client is not feature complete, calls will be added as they are required.UsageAll client methods return arequests.Responseobject. None of them do status checking, it
is up to the user of the client to decide whether to check the return status code.InitializationThe client can be configured either using environment variables or when instantiating the client.If authentication fails due to a misconfiguration, arequests.exceptions.HTTPErrorwill be raised.Using Environment VariablesThe following environment variables can be used to configure the client:USERFUL_USER - username for authentication (required)USERFUL_PASS - password for authentication (required). Keep in mind that storing secrets in environment
variables can be hazardous. As such, you might want to provide your password during instiation instead.USERFUL_HOST - hostname or IP address of userful API (required)USERFUL_PORT - port of userful API (optional, defaults to9000)After exporting these variables, the client can be instantiated as follows:from userful.client import UserfulClient

client = UserfulClient()Passing during initializationfrom userful.client import UserfulClient

client = UserfulClient(user="myuser", password="s00persecret", host="myuserfulhost.com")RecipesSwitching the source on a zone# Change the source of the zone. This DOES NOT actually change what is on the screen.
# However, this source now becomes the default for the zone.
client.switch_source_by_zone('Zone-0', 'Userful Desktop')

# Actually make the zone start playing the new source
client.play_by_zone('Zone-0')Updating an existing source# The PUT call to update a source is not idempotent, so we need to start by
# grabbing the existing source object

payload = client.get_sources(name='my_source')

# Get the ID of the source
source_id = payload['sourceId']

# Change the name of the source in the payload
payload['sourceName'] = 'my_new_source_name'

# Send the new data to the API
res = client.update_source(source_id, payload)
Package: userhub-sdk
UserHub Python SDKStability: alphaRequirementsPython 3.8 or laterGetting StartedInstall SDKpipinstall-Uuserhub-sdkExamplefromuserhub_sdkimportAdminApiadmin_api=AdminApi("sk_123...")res=admin_api.users.list(page_size=5)foruserinres.users:print(user.id,user.display_name)See theexamplesdirectory for more examples.
Package: userinput
Simple python package to handle CLI user input.How do I install this package?As usual, just download it using pip:pipinstalluserinputAvailable validatorsSome commonly used validators are available with the package.Validator nameDescriptionemailCheck if given input string is a valid email.version_codeCheck if given input string is a valid version code.urlCheck if given input string is a valid URL. Does not check if given URL is online.human_boolCheck if given input string is a human Boolean, such as “yes”, “y”, “true”, “si”, “no”, “n”, “false”.integerCheck if given input string is a integer numeric value.positive_integerCheck if given input string  is a positive integer numeric value.non_emptyCheck if given input string is not empty.hostnameCheck if given input string is a reachable host name.ipCheck if given input string is a reachable IP address.Use them as follows:fromuserinputimportuserinputresult=userinput("my_label",validator="validator name goes here")You can also chain validators.
They will be called in the order you provide.fromuserinputimportuserinputresult=userinput("my_label",validator=["validator name goes here",my_custom_validation_function])Available sanitizersSome commonly used sanitizers are available with the package.Validator nameDescriptionhuman_boolCast human Boolean specified above in validators to python Booleans.stripRemove padding spaces and repeated spaces.Use them as follows:fromuserinputimportuserinputresult=userinput("my_label",sanitizer="sanitizer name goes here")You can also chain sanitizers.
They will be called in the order you provide.fromuserinputimportuserinputresult=userinput("my_label",sanitizer=["sanitizer name goes here",my_custom_sanitification_function])
Package: userinputgetter
UserInputGetterThis package provides an interface, and several implementations, of classes which continuously request command-line user input until a valid response has been attained, and parse the output as a desired type.The input is checked for validity (for example if a date is expected, the input must match one of several supported date regular expressions), and optionally a user may specified an iterable of supported options, in which case the user input must be parsable as one of the specified options.The implementations provide two main methods for interacting with user input. The first isget_value(), and the second isget_multiple_values(), which parses multiple user inputs when provided as a comma-separated listThe abstract base class is calledUserInputGetter, and the following implementations are provided:ImplementationsIntegerInputGetterCaseInsensitiveStringInputGetterDateInputGetterDownload from the Python Package Indexpip install userinputgetterhttps://pypi.org/project/userinputgetter/1.0.0/
Package: user-inputs-for-args
get inputs for argsThis project is centered around a decorator that gets inputs from the user in
the command line for args that you haven't already passed in programmatically.
It also converts the inputted value to the wanted type which is specified in the
function's annotations, and also supplies the user with a help menu if you have
given the arg's documentation in the function's docstring.How to useFirst download it:pip install user_inputs_for_argsThen, To use this decorator, import it to the file you want to use it in and
then you can apply it by putting@get_inputs_for_argsbehind the function you
want to apply it to like this:@get_inputs_for_args
def my_func(arg1, arg2):
  ...Now when an arg is not programmatically passed in it will ask for a value for it
from the user.UsesOne use for this decorator are when you are debugging and want to manually input
values on the command line instead of them being programmatically put in, so you
can be sure that nothing has happened to the value before being passed in.ContributingYou can join the project but there a few standards that I would like to keep in place.Use single-quotes for strings unless double-quotes are necessaryYou must use tests, and your code must be readablemake a new branch when you are starting on a new issue or featureYou must add a new issue/feature to gitlab every time there is something you want to add/fixMake sure to update documentation after adding new codeVersioningWe use theSemVerstandard for versioningAuthorsSection.80-project group-Section.80Brooklyn Germa-Founder-bGermaAbel Germa-Founder-aGerma
Package: userkit
Python UserKitSummaryA UserKit client library for Python 3.InstallationYou can use pip to install userkit:pip install userkitOrdownload, then copy or symlink theuserkit-python/userkitsub-directory into
your project.DocumentationFor full examples and docs checkoutUserKit documentation.Example usageimportuserkituk=userkit.UserKit("<YOUR_APP_SECRET_KEY>")# Create a useruser=uk.users.create_user(email="jane.smith@example.com",password="secretpass")# Fetch a useruser=uk.users.get_user("<USER_ID>")# Update a useruser=uk.users.update_user("<USER_ID>",name="Jane Smith")# Login a usersession=uk.users.login_user("jane.smith@example.com","secretpass")# Fetch a logged in user by their session-tokenuser=uk.users.get_current_user(session.token)ifuser:print("User is logged in:")print(user)else:print("No logged in user, invalid session token")TestTo run tests you need to create a test-app.Set theUSERKIT_KEYenvironment variable to your test app key, then
run python's unittest:USERKIT_KEY=<YOUR_APP_SECRET_KEY> python -m unittest discover
Package: userlex
UserLexUserLex is a simple parser of human generated content.
It is designed to be used in a variety of applications, including but not limited to:ChatbotsNatural Language ProcessingMachine LearningData MiningData AnalysisData VisualizationData CollectionInstallationInstallation withpipis easiest:pipinstalluserlexUsagefromuserlex.social_mediaimportSocialMediamessage="Hey, my instagram is @userlex, and my twitter is @userlex_"social_media=SocialMedia(message)social_media.parse()print(social_media.instagram)print(social_media.twitter)
Package: userlib-spinD
##Userlibrary Spin D
This library was written by Moritz Goerzen to handle the Spin Dynamic simulations more efficient.
For descriptions see LIBRARY_DOCUMENTATION_072020.pdfCan be installed via
'pip install userlib-spinD'.##Updating library on package index PyPiupgrade setuptools:
'pip install --upgrade setuptools wheel' and 'pip install --upgrade setuptools twine'remove all files in old distribution file (dist/)build: 'python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel'distribute: 'python -m twine upload dist/*enter username and password
Package: usermail-converter
UserMail ConverterA simple GUI tool made with python and PyQt5, used to convert between emails and usernames.Key FeaturesImport or Export accountsConvert Emails to Usernames and the other way aroundSupport lists with passwords (separated by ":" only)Simple InterfaceIt works and it's not a virus ;DTodoi don't know ! but feel free to suggest anything you want to be included.InstallationPypi (preferred)$ pip install -U usermail-converterto launch the app after installation use the command$ usermail-converterWindows ExecutableBinaries for windows are available underreleasesLinux ExecutableBinaries for Linux  are available underreleasesModesEmail to Usernameuser@domaine.com > userEmail:Password to Username:Passworduser@domaine.com:pass > user:passUsername to Emailuser > user@domain.comUsername:Password to Email:Passworduser:pass > user@domain.com:passDisclaimerBy using this software, you agree that you are responsible for your actions when using it.
Package: user-messages
user-messagesis an application for allowing users of your Django site to
send messages to each other.Quick StartIncludeuser-messagesin your requirements file and add"user_messages"to your INSTALLED APPS setting.Once you have theuser-messagesinstalled, hook up the URLs:urlpatterns = patterns("",
    # some cool URLs

    (r"^messages/", include("user_messages.urls")),

    # some other cool URLs
)Now all you need to do is wire up some templates.
Package: usernado
UsernadoMakes it Easy to Manage Tornado :tornado: ApplicationsExplore the docs »Why UsernadoI'm using 🌪️ every day. I really like it 😍 . Besides of all advantages of Tornado, it's not a full-stack framework, and I had to put all the pieces of the puzzle together every day 😩! So this is my attempt to follow DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself) principle. This is how the Usernado was born.FeaturesREST support :zap:Websocket easier than ever :zap:ORM agnostic authentication :zap:Humanize datetime in templates :zap:Better exception printer thanks totornado-debugger:zap:InstallationInstall either with pip or poetry.pipinstallusernadopoetryaddusernadoOr optionally you can install from github usingpipinstallgit+https://github.com/reganto/usernadoUsageHello Usernadofromusernado.helpersimportapi_routefromusernadoimportAPIHandlerfromtornadoimportweb,ioloop@api_route("/hello",name="hello")classHello(APIHandler):defget(self):self.response({"message":"Hello, Usernado"})defmake_app():returnweb.Application(api_route.urls,autoreload=True)defmain():app=make_app()app.listen(8000)ioloop.IOLoop.current().start()if__name__=="__main__":main()For more examples please Check outexamples.RoadmapSend and broadcast for websocketsAbstracted authentication methodsAuthenticaion methods should return True/FalseAdd diff_for_human (humanize) decoratorAdd api_route for API handlersAdd username & password to test loginAdd pluralize (str_plural) uimoduleAdd pagination:link:ContactEmail: tell.reganto[at]gmail.com
Package: usernamegen
# usernamegen> Genrate usernames with a Markov chain based on a wordlist[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/stylesuxx/usernamegen.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/stylesuxx/usernamegen) [![Downloads](https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/browserinfo.svg)](https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/usernamegen.svg) [![Documentation Status](https://readthedocs.org/projects/usernamegen/badge/?version=latest)](http://sync.readthedocs.io/?badge=latest)## WordlistIn order to get the most out of the word generation, make sure that you have one word per line, all lower case.## InstallationSimply install via pip:pip install usernamegen## Usage### LibraryYou can use the usernamegen directly in your python application.```bash>>> import usernamegen>>> words = ['foo', 'foobar', 'foobarbla', 'foobarblafasel']>>> formatters = [{'format': usernamegen.Formatter.Join, 'weight': 1}]>>> minLength = 8>>> size = 3>>> gen = usernamegen.Generator(words, size, minLength)>>> gen.setFormatters(formatters)>>> gen.getString()'foobarfoobarblafasel'```When multiple formmatters are used, the heigher the weight of a formatter the more likely it is, that it is used.The following formatters are available:* Join* Underscore* Capitalize* CapitalizeExceptFirst* AppendNumber* CapitalizeAppendNumber### ScriptsAfter installation there will be two script available:#### markov```bashusage: markov [-h] [-p PREV] [-n N] WORDLISTMarkov chain word generator. Generate new words based on aword list.positional arguments:WORDLIST    Path to wordlist used for word generationoptional arguments:-h, --help  show this help message and exit-p PREV     Number of previous letters to base chain on-n N        Amount of new words to generate```#### username```bashusage: username [-h] [-p PREV] [-n N] [-m MIN] WORDLISTGenerate usernames based on a wordlist and a Markov chain.positional arguments:WORDLIST    Path to wordlist used for word generationoptional arguments:-h, --help  show this help message and exit-p PREV     Number of previous letters to base chain on-n N        Amount of new words to generate-m MIN      Minimum username length```## Running tests```bashnosetests --with-coverage --cover-package=usernamegen --with-json-extended```## Generating Documentation```bashsphinx-apidoc -o docs/source usernamegen -fcd docs && make html && cd ..```
Package: username-generator
A command line application to generate random usernames.Each username is an adjective and a noun strung together. There are 142
adjectives and 484 nouns in the wordlists, resulting in 68,728 possible
adjective-noun combinations.Wordlist sources:http://www.talkenglish.com/vocabulary/top-500-adjectives.aspxhttp://www.talkenglish.com/vocabulary/top-1500-nouns.aspxInstallationUsing pip:sudo pip3 install username_generatorManual:git clonehttps://github.com/abactel/username_generator_clicd username_generator_clisetup.py installUsageOpen a terminal and runusernames. The following options are available:Command line argumentDescription-h,--helpShow this help message and exit--numNUMBERChange number of usernames generated--underscoresUse underscores instead of camelCase--max_sizeNUMBERSet maximum size of usernames--min_sizeNUMBERSet minimum size of usernames--no_printPrevent printing usernames to terminal--fnameFILE NAMESave output in a text file--indentationLEVELNumber of spaces to indent usernames--no_introHide short introductory notes
Package: username-validator
Username ValidationUsername validation methods extracted fromdjango-registrationfor use outside of django apps (no dependency on django).James Bennett's postLet’s talk about usernamesis a great write-up of both why and how to perform username validation.This library performs both reserved name checking as well asconfusable homohomoglyphchecking.UsageAnExceptionwill be thrown if the name is confusable or reserved.All checksfrom username_validator import UsernameValidator

# checks both reserved names and confusable
UsernameValidator().validate_all("myname")Confusable checks onlyfrom username_validator import UsernameValidator

UsernameValidator().validate_confusables_email("myname@something.com")
UsernameValidator().validate_confusables('j\u0430ne_doe') # will throw exceptionReserved name checks onlyfrom username_validator import UsernameValidator

UsernameValidator().validate_reserved("myname")Custom reserved listYou can add to the reserved list with domain specific names or replace it completely.  The default list is broken into categories and exposed, so you can pick and choose if you like.Extend reserved list with our custom namesUsernameValidator(additional_names=["myspecialname", "myothername"]).validate_reserved("myname")Replace default list with subsetfrom username_validator import UsernameValidator, PROTOCOL_HOSTNAMES, SENSITIVE_FILENAMES

UsernameValidator(reserved_names=(PROTOCOL_HOSTNAMES + SENSITIVE_FILENAMES)).validate_all("my_name")CreditThis code is pretty much a straight copy-paste ofdjango-registration, removing django utility methods.  Thank toJames Bennettfor the excellent work.
Package: userpass
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[![License](https://img.shields.io/pypi/l/userpass.svg)](https://choosealicense.com/licenses)Table of Contents[Installation](#installation)[Usage](#usage)[License](#license)## Installationuserpass is distributed on [PyPI](https://pypi.org) as a universal
wheel and is available on Linux/macOS and Windows and supports
Python 2.7/3.5+ and PyPy.`bash $ pip install userpass `## Usage`python from userpass import User # Userinfo file will be stored in`~/.user`file. user =User('.user')username = user.username password = user.password user.del_user() `## Licenseuserpass is distributed under the terms of the
[MIT License](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit).
Package: userpath
userpathCI/CDPackageMetaThis is a tool for modifying a user'sPATH.Table of ContentsInstallationCLIAPILicenseInstallationpip install userpathCLI$userpath-hUsage: userpath [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...Options:--version   Show the version and exit.-h, --help  Show this message and exit.Commands:append   Appends to the user PATHprepend  Prepends to the user PATHverify   Checks if locations are in the user PATHAPI>>>importuserpath>>>location=r'C:\Users\Ofek\Desktop\test'>>>>>>userpath.in_current_path(location)False>>>userpath.in_new_path(location)False>>>userpath.append(location)True>>>userpath.in_new_path(location)True>>>userpath.need_shell_restart(location)TrueLicenseuserpathis distributed under the terms of theMITlicense.
Package: userpaths
Theuserpathsmodule provides cross-platform access to a user's special folders (or directories) like My Documents, Desktop, and Application Data. It is primarily intended to simplify development of desktop application software.A quick usage example:# Get the user's My Documents folderimportuserpathsmy_docs=userpaths.get_my_documents()Both Python 2 and 3 are supported, on Windows and Unix platforms.API ReferenceFunctionDescriptionget_appdata()Return the current user's roaming Application Data folder.get_desktop()Return the current user's Desktop folder.get_downloads()Return the current user's Downloads folder.get_local_appdata()Return the current user's local Application Data folder.get_my_documents()Return the current user's My Documents folder.get_my_music()Return the current user's My Music folder.get_my_pictures()Return the current user's My Pictures folder.get_my_videos()Return the current user's My Videos folder.get_profile()Return the current user's profile folder.The userpaths API was inspired by, and is partly compatible with, Ryan Ginstrom'swinpaths. However, userpaths is not intended as a direct replacement for that module.Compatibility NoteThe userpaths module was originally designed from a Windows-centric perspective. Because of the many differences between the two systems, there are some Windows paths that do not have a direct equivalent on Unix, and vice versa. In these cases, userpaths attempts to return the nearest functional equivalent, but it is up to the user to ensure their application is using the appropriate path for what it seeks to do.
Package: user-query-optimizer
## Introduction
This API will help you optimize your sql queries for better performance.## How to use
Create an optimizer object specific to a single (database, schema) pair
e.g.optimizer = get_optimizer(“presto”, schema)Get optimization hints usingoptimize_query(query)e.g.presto_op.optimize_query(query)Initial Optimization ChecksUsing approximate algorithms (approx_distinct()instead ofCOUNT(DISTINCT …))Selecting the columns the user wants explicitly, rather than using(SELECT *)Filtering on partitioned columnsTry to extract nested subqueries using a WITH clause.Suggest filtering on most effective columns, by parquet-file orderingEliminate filtering overhead for partitioned columnsOther StuffReplace UNION with UNION ALL if duplicates do not need to be removedAggregate a series of LIKE clauses into one regexp_like expressionPush down a complex join condition into a sub querySpecify GROUP BY targets with numbers for expressions### Testing
To run unit tests, runpy.test(orpy.test -sto see stdout) in the tests directory.
Package: userspacefs
userspacefsuserspacefs is a library that allows you to easily write
cross-platform user-space file systems in Python. macOS and Linux has
been tested, but it has been designed to run on Windows and other
POSIX platforms.It is primarily used to powerdbxfs.It is written for Python 3.11+ and is licensed under the GPLv3.DocumentationCurrently, none. PRs welcome. Seeuserspacefs/memoryfs.pyfor
an example.ContactRian Hunter@cejetvole
Package: userspy
UserpyAn easy app for managing users.InstallingpipinstalluserpyFunctionscreate- creates a databaseRegister- Check password, hash and insert to the databaseLogin- check login credentials (returns True or Fales)password_hash- hash passwordcheck_password- verifys only password (returns True or Fales)importuser_managementasum# creates the database with usernames and hashed passwordsum.create(DataBaseName)# Registers a user, hashed and inserts to databaseum.Register(UserName,Password,Confirm_Password)# Checks user Authentication credentialsisAuthenticated=um.Login(UserName,Password)# Returns hashed passwordhashed_password=um.password_hash(Password)# Checks user passwordisPasswordValid=um.check_password(Password,Hashed_Password)created by ofri kirshen
Package: userstory8020
userstory8020Please follow next steps to run the test:Clone the repo, go to the root directory of the repo.Build an image using DockerFile with is located in the root directory of the repo, the image contains a Spark server:$ docker build -f "Dockerfile" -t userstory8020:latest "."Run a container using created above image:$ docker run -it -p 4040:4040 -p 15002:15002 -v %cd%/source_data:/usr/src/userStory8020/source_data -v %cd%/client_data:/usr/src/userStory8020/client_data userstory8020:latest bashIn the command the default 15002 port is opened for the abalilty to connect to the Spark server outside the container. Two volumes are mounted for source and client data.In the container run the spark connect server:$ /opt/spark/sbin/start-connect-server.sh --packages org.apache.spark:spark-connect_2.12:3.4.0In the container install package:$ pip install userstory8020In the container run the app with the following parameters:$ userstory8020 -sp "sc://localhost:15002" -cli /usr/src/userStory8020/source_data/dataset_one.csv -fin /usr/src/userStory8020/source_data/dataset_two.csv -c "United Kingdom" -c "Netherlands"Output of the command will show you a process of the run, for example:More detailed info of the process you will find in LOG files which are located in /tmp/userstory8020/logs directory.