Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: uc-scraper
This is a non-official scraper for statistical data from the (https://www.uc.se/konkursstatistik)[uc.se]  built on top of theStatscraper package <https://github.com/jplusplus/statscraper>.The scraper is limited to the data availble throughhttps://www.uc.se/konkursstatistikInstall$pipinstalluc_scraperExample usagefromucimportUCScraper# Init scraperscraper=UCScraper()# List all available datasetsprint(scraper.items)# [<UCDataset: Riks- och länsstatistik (b'Riks- och l\xc3\xa4nsstatistik')>, <UCDataset: Kommunstatistik (b'Kommunstatistik')>, <UCDataset: Branschstatistik (b'Branschstatistik')>]# Select a datasetdataset=scraper.items["Branschstatistik"]# List all available dimensionsprint(dataset.dimensions)## Make a queryres=dataset.fetch()# Get latest available data by default# Analyze the results with Pandasdf=res.pandas# You are able to query month rangesres=dataset.fetch({"from":"2019-06"})res=dataset.fetch({"from":"2019-06","to":"2019-07"})DevelopSet up:$pipinstall-rrequirements.txtRun tests:$maketestsDeploy to pypi (assuming you have Twine installed, if notpip install twine)$maketests
Package: ucscsdk
Python SDK for Cisco UCS CentralApache License, Version 2.0 (the "License")InstallationFrom github:Installs the latest top of the tree development version,# Install pip (skip if pip is already available):
    wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
    python get-pip.py

    git clone https://github.com/CiscoUcs/ucscsdk.git
    cd ucscsdk
    make installFrom pippip install ucscsdkCommunity:We are on Slack - slack requires registration, but the ucspython team is open invitation to
anyone to registerhereHistory0.9.0.4(2023-11-06)Support UCS Central release 2.0(1t), 2.0(1s)0.9.0.3(2022-08-17)Bug fixes0.9.0.2(2021-11-11)Support UCS Central release 2.0(1m), 2.0(1o)0.9.0.1 (2018-04-26)Support UCS Central release 2.0(1d)Adding test infra with parameters from config file to be used for sanityFix for the issue where None values are compared for validation of property0.9.0.0 (2016-11-14)Python SDK for UCS Central management and related automationSupports every Managed Object exposed by UCS CentralAPIs for CRUD operationsSupport for UCS Central and domain backup, export/import configurationSupport for firmware management and tech-supportSupport for UCS Domain managementSupport for server side filtersSupport for UCS Central eventhandlersLogging supportNosetests for unit testingIntegrating the sphinx framework for documentationPEP8 Compliance
Package: ucsc_snapshots
# ucsc_snapshots documentationVersion: 0.1.8## Summaryucsc_snapshots retrieves pictures from UCSC Genome Browser based on
coordinates specified from BED3+ file and a session ID (hgsid).UCSC Genome Browser should be set up with tracks prior to using the
utility and saved as a session. This includes all track settings, sizes
etc.  Once these are setup, you can load the page source and identify the
hgsid by searching for “hgsid=”Supply the hgsid and a BED file. Images will be retrieved based on the
coordinates in the BED file and saved to the directory as:ucsc-snapshots-<hgsid>/chrom-start-end.pdfucsc-snapshots-<hgsid>/chrom-start-end.png## Warningsif you have many regions, you may need to run this overnight as thet
UCSC limit s 1 request per 15 sec and 5000 requests per day.Bewareof multiple procs accessessing the same hgsid at the same time,
they will affect each other’s strand settings## ExamplesThe simplest case, just fetch images:ucsc_snapshots BED3+ SESSIONIDRetrieve snapshots maintaining the display with 5’->3’ orientation using
the strand field from the BED file:ucsc_snapshots BED3+ SESSIONID –reverse-displayAdd an annotation to the output directory
(directory becomes ucsc-snapshots-<hgsid>-annotation/):ucsc_snapshots BED3+ SESSIONID –dir-annotation celltype=MCF7Output PNG files only (default is PDF and PNG):ucsc_snapshots BED3+ SESSIONID –img-types png## Installationpip install ucsc_snapshots
Package: ucsd-ece-courses
ucsd-ece-coursesA neat package to scrape, organize, and filter for UCSD ECE Department's course catalog. Under construction!Developed by Kendrick Nguyen, who is currently experimenting with packaging.Installationpip3installucsd_ece_coursesExamples of How To UseGet course descriptionsfromucsd_ece_coursesimportECECatalogcatalog=ECECatalog()# Get ECE 5 courage descriptions, try also 'ece 5', 'ece_5', '5', etc.course='ece_5'print(catalog.course_title(course))print(catalog.course_credit(course))print(catalog.course_summary(course))print(catalog.course_prerequisite(course))Get all course numbers and titlesfromucsd_ece_coursesimportECECatalogcatalog=ECECatalog()# Get all course numbers and titlesprint(catalog.course_numbers)print(catalog.course_titles)
Package: uc-sso
UC SSO Helper 🔐A python library for easily authenticating to services protected by UC Chile's SSO system.Note this is meant for accessing services locally (i.e. not on a web app or on a user-facing system). This is commonly used for automating software that runs local-first, and you shouldalmost neveruse this library by capturing user credentials and storing them in your system.For web apps you can either request to be placed on the CAS allowlist (which requires DI authorization) or in the case you need simple email or name metadata, use Google OAuth and check for a valid university domain.InstallationThe library is available on PyPi:$pipinstalluc-ssoUsageThe library exposes two main functions:get_ticket(username, password, service_url): To get a service ticket and an authenticated service URL given a username and password.get_user_info(username, password): To get SSO stored user attributes.The library is heavily typed and thecodeis relatively short and heavily documented, so go look!Seguimiento CurricularA minimal example to place an authenticated GET request to UC Chile's "Seguimiento Curricular" service:importrequestsfromuc_ssoimportget_ticket# This gets us the ticket value and a ready made authenticated URL to access the service.ticket=get_ticket("example_username","example_password","https://seguimientocurricular.uc.cl/")# We can now just make a GET request to the service using the autenticated URL.requests.get(ticket.service_url).textGetting user infoA common application of this library is obtaining user metadata stored in the CAS diagnostics page. Theget_user_infofunction is a simple wrapper around the page that automatically handles authentication, parsing, and cleaning the resulting attributes.fromuc_ssoimportget_user_info# We just need to provide the user credentials and voilà!print(get_user_info("example_username","example_password"))>>>{"full_name":"AGUSTIN COVARRUBIAS XXXXXX","given_name":"AGUSTÍN","surnames":"COVARRUBIAS XXXXXX","first_last_name":"COVARRUBIAS","second_last_name":"XXXXXX","mail":"XXXXXX@uc.cl","email_type":"gmail","username":"XXXXXXX""run":"XXXXXXX-0","alternate_emails":["XXXXXX@puc.cl"],"user_category":"Alumno","user_type":"1"}ContributingI'm trying to keep this library as simple and dependency-free as possible, but if you have any ideas or suggestions, pleaselet me know!
Package: uc-tftp
uc_tftpImplementation of classes and functions for working with files via tftp.It is part of the Unicon project.https://unicon.10k.meUsage:Installpipinstall--useruc-tftpand usefromuc_tftpimportTFTPReceiverExamples:as iteratorreceiver=TFTPReceiver(timeout=3)fordatainreceiver:print(data)as functionreceiver=TFTPReceiver(timeout=3)receiver.recvto("/path/to/destination")with filenamereceiver=TFTPReceiver(timeout=3)receiver.open()withopen(receiver.filename,"w")asfile:forblockinreceiver:file.write(block)ExceptionsMay raise exceptions in the following cases:NoWRQPacketIf the connected client tried to perform a non-WRQ operation (data recording).NoIncomingConnectionIf there were no connections in the allotted time.ErrorReceivedIf error packet was received from client.UnexpectedOpcodeIf an unexpected opcode is received during data transfer.
Package: ucuenca
DescripciónLibrería de Python para la API de laUniversidad de
Cuenca.DependenciasPython 3.4 o superior.El paqueterequestsdebe estar instalado.Instalación*Nota:Si tienes instalado python2 y python3 en tu sistema,
asegúrate de usar el comandopip3en lugar depipen las
siguientes instrucciones.*Usandopip(recomendada)En una terminal (ventana de comandos), ejecuta:pipinstallucuencaDe manera manualEn una terminal (ventana de comandos), ejecuta:gitclonehttps://github.com/stsewd/ucuenca.py.gitcducuenca.pypipinstall.Inicio RápidoPara empezar a usar la librería, instalaucuenca.py, crea un objeto
Ucuenca y haz uso de sus métodos.fromucuencaimportUcuencauc=Ucuenca()# Un estudiante puede cursar varias carreras,# obtenemos una sola.careers=uc.careers('0104926787')[0]careers['malla']# MALLA CONTABILIDAD Y AUDITORIA 2008careers['fecha_matricula']# 2013-03-03 09:37:08.0DocumentaciónPor ahora, para ver la documentación se puede hacer uso de la función de
python*help*.fromucuencaimportUcuencahelp(Ucuenca)ContribuirSi encuentras un error, tienes ideas de cómo mejorar el proyecto,
házmelo saber creando unissue.Pull
requestsson
bienvenidos :snake:.AvisoRecuerda respetar la privacidad de los demás. No me hago responsable
por el mal uso de la libreríaucuenca.py.La libreríaucuenca.pyes una implementación no oficial de la API
de la Universidad de Cuenca.La libreríaucuenca.pyes de libre distribución, está bajo la
licenciaMIT.Los ejemplos mostrados aquí son los mismos usados en la página de la
API.
Package: ucwa
pyucwaSkype for Business UCWA API clientFree software: Apache 2 licenseDocumentation:https://ucwa.readthedocs.org.UsageSetup your tenantFollow the steps inhttps://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office365/howto/add-common-consent-manuallyEnter the pool for your tenant by visiting the URL :https://webdir.online.lync.com/Autodiscover/AutodiscoverService.svc/root?originalDomain=parliamentfunksterhotmail.onmicrosoft.comwith your domain.Create a file config.yml with similar detailsredirect_uri:"http://127.0.0.1:5000"client_id:"0b78a9be-6b65-1234-b8e6-a0b21a8672c3"secret:"jPpYkK+sdf3423r="domain:"mydomain.onmicrosoft.com"app_id:"https://mydomain.onmicrosoft.com/bot"Start the web serverpython -m ucwa.httpRun a login session to get a token for the applicationpython authhelper.pyThis will open the browser, get you to login to Office 365 and then create an instance session with a UCWA server in O365/Skype for Business onlineYou can then run app.py to stream eventspython app.pyExtend app.py to do what you want to the events, like have a chat with other people or integrate into your bot framework.FeaturesTODOCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2016-04-04)First release on PyPI.
Package: ud2pos
# ud2pos[![CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/tpimentelms/ud2pos.svg?style=svg&circle-token=d3f2433d9576bb5413356b1ef77c50272d22de8d)](https://circleci.com/gh/tpimentelms/ud2pos)This code creates a map from wordform to part-of-speech using UD data.## Using this simple part-of-speech taggerTo use the ud2pos tagger, first install this repository and then instantiate the UdTagger class.### Install RepositoryTo install the code in this repository run:`bash $ pip install-e. `### Use codeTo use the ud2pos tagger, add the following to your script:`python import ud2pos language = 'english' tagger = ud2pos.UdTagger(language)print('Postag is: %s' %tagger('Hi'))`This pos tagger will return ‘UNK’ for words not in the universal dependencies.## Adding new languagesTo process ud data for new languages, run the following commands:### Install DependenciesCreate a conda environment with`bash $ conda env create-fenvironment.yml `### Download and parse universal dependencies (UD) dataYou can easily download UD data with the following command`bash $ make get_ud `You can then get the embeddings for a language with command`bash $ make processLANGUAGE=<language>`As languages, you should be able to experiment on any in UD. For instance: ‘english’; ‘czech’; ‘basque’; ‘finnish’; ‘turkish’; ‘arabic’; ‘japanese’; ‘tamil’; ‘korean’; ‘marathi’; ‘urdu’; ‘telugu’; ‘indonesian’.## Extra Information#### ContactTo ask questions or report problems, please open an [issue](https://github.com/tpimentelms/ud2pos/issues).
Package: ud3tn-utils
python-uD3TN-utilsThe Python package uD3TN-utils is a utility library to simplify the interaction
with the uD3TN daemon within python applications.The includedAAPClientenables user-friendly communication with the uD3TN
daemon via local or remote sockets using the Application Agent Protocol (AAP).
Besides sending and receiving bundles, it is also possible to change the
configuration of the uD3TN daemon via AAP messages.InstallationFrom source:gitclonehttps://gitlab.com/d3tn/ud3tncdpython-ud3tn-utils
pythonsetup.pyinstallFromPyPidirectly:pipinstallud3tn-utilsExamplesfromud3tn_utils.aapimportAAPUnixClientwithAAPUnixClient()asaap_client:aap_client.register()aap_client.send_str(aap_client.eid(),"Hello World")print(aap_client.receive())DevelopmentpyD3TN is maintained as part of the µD3TN project and follows its development
processes. Please see theµD3TNrepository for the code and further
information.
Package: udacity
# Unofficial Udacity API (for Python)**by Ty-Lucas Kelley**![build-status](https://travis-ci.org/tylucaskelley/udacity-api-python.svg?branch=master)![version](https://pypip.in/version/udacity/badge.svg)![downloads](https://pypip.in/download/udacity/badge.svg)---##  ##   #####     ####     #####   ######   ######   ##  ####  ##   ##   #   ##  ##   ##         ##       ##     ##  ####  ##   ##   #   ######   ##         ##       ##      ######  ##   ##   #   ##  ##   ##         ##       ##       ######    #####    ##  ##    #####   ######     ##       ##This is an unofficial client library for interacting with Udacity courses and users.It is made up of two parts:* [Catalog](#catalog)* A wrapper for Udacity's public [Catalog API](http://udacity.com/public-api/v0/courses)* [User](#user)* Log into your Udacity account, see user info, and check course progress### WarningNote that this is not an official Udacity product. They are allowed to change their internalAPI at any time, and I will try my best to make sure this library gets updated as well.In the end, be sure to use this only for personal purposes, not any serious application witha lot of users.### InstallationIt's on pip! Install it from the terminal, with Python 2 or 3:$ pip install udacityYou can then include it in your application:import udacity### UserThe `User` class is used to view a user's account info and see their progress in courses.It includes a lot of convenience functions.Run `pydoc udacity.User` for information about each method and what it returns.Example usage:```pyimport udacityuser = udacity.User('email@example.com', 'password123')name = user.name()# print out quiz completion rate in each coursefor course in user.enrollments():prog = user.progress(course)print('Course: ' + prog['title'])print('\t' + str(prog['quizzes_completed']) + '/'+ str(prog['quiz_count']) + ' quizzes completed')```### CatalogThe `Catalog` class can be used to filter data from Udacity's Catalog API. It hasplenty of convenience functions.Run `pydoc udacity.Catalog` for information about each method and what it returns.Example usage:```pyimport udacityc = udacity.Catalog()tracks = c.tracks()track_names = [t['name'] for t in tracks]web_dev_teachers = c.instructors('cs253')nd001_description = c.degree('nd001')['expected_learning']```
Package: udacity-chiron
==============Chiron==============Chiron is the command-line tool for submitting code to Udacity's automatic feedback agent.Usage---------To submit your code, first navigate to the top-level directory of the repository you cloned from github.  From here, run::udacity submit <PROJECT_NAME>This will create a zipfile containing the required files and submit it to an automated feedback agent.  When you are  satisfied with the result, you may submit this zipfile for a human review.In case you accidentally removed the zipfile, you may list all of your submissions with the command::udacity ls <PROJECT_NAME>To re-download the zipfile and the feedback, use::udacity get <SUBMISSION_ID>
Package: udacity-dl
udacity-dl===========A python package for archiving content from udacity.org (videos,lecture notes, quizzes, …) for offline reference.-------------Installation-------------Make sure you have installed [Python 2.7](http://www.python.org/download)With the help of python pip installation is as simple:`sudo pip install udacity-dl`If you prefer manual installation:- Clone [this repo]() locally- Then simply run: `python setup.py install`This will create a udacity-dl script in `/usr/local/bin` (linux) or`c:\\Python27\\Scripts` (windows)------Usage------For Usage help, run:`udacity-dl -h`Example usage:`udacity-dl  -d /my/destination/path/ course_name(s)`------Notes------For the link: https://www.udacity.com/wiki/ST095/downloads *ST095* is the course_nameUsage:`udacity-dl  -d /my/destination/path/ ST095 cs222`A few courses and their respective course names have been listed under[udacity_courses](/udacity_courses.md)---------Features---------* Now downloads all available resources in wiki* Skips already downloaded resources* Proper naming of course and class contents* No need of Udacity username and password* Updated Courses list* Fix class downloads with multiple section per unit=======================
Package: udacity-pa
Udacity Project Assistantudacity_pa is the command-line tool for submitting code to Udacity's automatic feedback agent.UsageTo submit your code, first navigate to the top-level directory of the repository you cloned from github.  From here, runudacity submit <PROJECT_NAME>This will create a zipfile containing the required files and submit it to an automated feedback agent.  When you are  satisfied with the result, you may submit this zipfile for a human review.In case you accidentally removed the zipfile, you may list all of your submissions with the commandudacity ls <PROJECT_NAME>To re-download the zipfile and the feedback, useudacity get <SUBMISSION_ID>
Package: udao
UDAOThis repository is the home of the UDAO library - a next-generation unified data analytics optimizer.References:Spark-based Cloud Data Analytics using Multi-Objective OptimizationUDAO: a next-generation unified data analytics optimizerGetting StartedInstallUsing pip:pip install udaoInstall on GPUThe current GPU version relies on CUDA 11.8 and PyTorch 2.0.1. The following instructions are for installing the GPU version of UDAO.RequirementsBefore installing, please make sure you have the following dependencies installed (using pip):pip install cuda-python==11.8
  pip install torch==2.0.1+cu118 --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118
  pip install torchvision==0.15.2+cu118 --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118
  pip install torchaudio==2.0.2+cu118 --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118
  pip install dglgo==0.0.2
  pip install dgl==1.1.3 -f https://data.dgl.ai/wheels/cu118/repo.htmlDocumentationYou can find the documentation on our (GitHub Pages)[https://angryrou.github.io/udao/]LimitationsSome known limitations:Pandas DataFrame may have limitations when working with very large datasets.Optimization algorithms require independent functions for each objective or constraint, impacting optimization speed, which may not match the speed achieved in our referenced papers (a fix is planned soon)Categorical variables are always enumerated in MOGD.Preprocessed data is not cached for reuse in hyper-parameter tuningContributingWe welcome contributions!
You can go toCONTRIBUTING.mdfor more information.
Package: udapi
udapi-pythonPython framework for processing Universal Dependencies dataRequirementsYou need Python 3.6 or higher.If theufal.udpipeparser is needed,
make sure you have a C++11 compiler (e.g.g++ 4.7 or newer)
and install UDPipe withpip3 install --user --upgrade ufal.udpipe.Install Udapi for developersLet's clone the git repo to~/udapi-python/, install dependencies
and setup$PATHand$PYTHONPATHaccordingly.cdgitclonehttps://github.com/udapi/udapi-python.git
pip3install--user-rudapi-python/requirements.txtecho'## Use Udapi from ~/udapi-python/ ##'>>~/.bashrcecho'export PATH="$HOME/udapi-python/bin:$PATH"'>>~/.bashrcecho'export PYTHONPATH="$HOME/udapi-python/:$PYTHONPATH"'>>~/.bashrcsource~/.bashrc# or open new bashInstall Udapi for usersThis is similar to the above, but installs Udapi from PyPI to the standard (user) Python paths.pip3 install --user --upgrade udapiTryudapy -hto check it is installed correctly.
If it fails, make sure yourPATHincludes the directory wherepip3installed theudapyscript.
Usually, this results inexportPATH="$HOME/.local/bin/:$PATH"
Package: udaswissknife
SwissKnifeHey! Welcome toSwissKnife, a set of tools and functionalities built by the Data Engineering team at@uDATech.This library is born from an urge of having a common repo to gather some functions that are widely used accross our tools.Suggestions and contributions are more than welcome, always respecting ourCode of Conduct.Installation guideThis repo is available to download viaPyPIand it has different sets of functionalities that can be independently installed:Basicset:Packages included:infopipinstallUDASwissKnifeExtendedset:Packages included:avrogcloudpipinstallUDASwissKnife[avro,gcloud]Completeset:Includes bothBasicandExtendedsetspipinstallUDASwissKnife[all]Using the modulesinfoThe main goal of this module is to identify the environment in which we are currently working. This is done thanks to an environment variable$ENVwhich contains the name of the working environment. The accepted case insensitive values of this working environment are:The objectSwissKnife.info.CURRENT_ENVIRONMENT, which is of typeExecutionEnvironment, an enum that contains the following entries:PROPRETESTDEV(default)Then, it's possible to know the working environment using a set of methods which return a boolean indicating whether we are in that environment or not:is_pro()is_pre()is_test()is_dev()It's also possible to obtain the working environment using objectSwissKnife.info.CURRENT_ENVIRONMENT.Why is there a Dockerfile?The one and only purpose of theDockerfileis to execute the tests defined in the project. By building and running the Docker image, tests results will be printed in the terminal. If it's needed to save the result in a file, run:sudodockerrunswissknife:latest>nosetests.xml