Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: webfaction-fab2
Webfaction fabric2 helper scripts=================================These scripts utilise the `WebfactionAPI <https://docs.webfaction.com/xmlrpc-api/>`__ via python and `Fabric2 <http://www.fabfile.org/>`__ to conveniently run some common tasks.Presently there are just a small selection, mostly related to managingletsencrypt certificates.Installation------------You could install this in your system python3, into your virtualnv orinto your pipenv as a dev dependency$ pipenv install –dev webfaction_fab2Usage-----Generate a fabfile.py in the root of your project, something like this:$ pipen run python -m wf_fab2.makefabAnd then start using the commands$ pipenv run fab -l::Loading .env environment variables...Available tasks:Available tasks:acme-install     Install acme.sh for Letsencrypt certificates on a webfaction host.check-websites   Check http response mode of all configured websites.list-websites    List all websites their linked apps and subdomains.secure-website   Issue certificates for a website and install with acme_webfaction..$ pipenv run fab -H Web39.webfaction.com check-websites accountname::Loading .env environment variables...API password:Checking: https://example.com/Available: https://example.com/Checking: https://anotherexample.com//Users/mjoakes/.local/share/virtualenvs/webfaction_helpers-RUB6JD7n/lib/python3.6/site-packages/urllib3/connectionpool.py:857: InsecureRequestWarning: Unverified HTTPS request is being made. Adding certificate verification is strongly advised. See: https://urllib3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced-usage.html#ssl-warningsInsecureRequestWarning)Available: https://anotherexample.com/ Invalid Certificate..$ pipenv run fab -H Web39.webfaction.com list-websites accountname::API password:example_site_name [['exampleapp', '/']] ['example.com', 'www.example.com']anotherexample_site_name [['anotherexampleapp', '/']] ['anotherexample.com', 'www.anotherexample.com']..$ pipenv run fab -H Web39.webfaction.com ssecure-website accountnameanotherexample_site_name::Development-----------I had a pretty comprehensive and well tested set of scripts for fabric1.x enabling provisioning and deploying django projects onto webfacitonhosts. As I slowly move them to fabric2 I’m intending to share themhere.https://github.com/moaxey/wf_fab2
Package: webfast
webfastFast HTML Abstraction and Generator for Python.You're building the next big thing and definitely writing the perfect HTML file is not on the priority.WebFastlet's you create HTML documents on the go and inside your Python scripts. It is built on top oflxml.htmlplus with another level of abstraction, so you can code with no trouble of messing up with closing tags--it is so quick and easy!Here's a sample syntax:page[".selector"]="tag #id.class property='10' > inner text"And scroll down below for more examples.Official ReleaseWebFastcan now be used on your Python projects through PyPi by running pip command on a Python-ready environment.pip install -U webfastCurrent version is 1.1, but more updates are coming soon.This is compatible with Python 3.9+, but will require other third-party libraries during installation.UsageImport PackagefromwebfastimportWebFastInitializationpage=WebFast()page=WebFast("home.html")Import Packagepage["head"]="title > WebFast v1.0"Import PackageBasically, you set the parent selector to append the new element.# create container boxpage["body"]="div #content"page["#content"]="div #box.container.light"# create the popup textpage["#box"]="div #title.header > WebFast"page["#box"]="div .message data-default='Lorem impsum...' > Hello, world!"# populate the action buttonspage["#box"]="div #action.btn-list"page["#action"]="button #btn1.btn.btn-no style='background-color:#b22222;color:#fff;' > CLOSE"page["#action"]="button #btn2.btn.btn-maybe > LATER"# using lxml xpathpage[".//div[@id='action']"]="button #btn3.btn.btn-yes > CONTINUE"Setting Propertiespage["html"]="lang=en"# not yet allowed in lxmlpage["body"]="#canvas"Yield all matchesforelementinpage["button"]:print(element.tag)Yield all matches as HTML stringforelementinpage.get("button",to_string=True,to_xml=True):print(element)Save to HTML filepage.save()page.save("newFile.html")
Package: webfinder
finder-pyIt is only a tool for 'LAN file Share', support [win, mac, linux]Use help~finder-h
usage:finder[-h][-iIP][-pPORT][-dDIR][-q][-u][-m][-z][-r][--hidden][--userUSER][--passwordPASSWORD][--start][--stop][--pid_filePID_FILE][--log_fileLOG_FILE]LANfilesharing1.3.3

optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-iIP,--ipIPLocalIP-pPORT,--portPORTLocalport-dDIR,--dirDIRShareddirectorypath-q,--qrShowQRCode-u,--uploadSupportupload-m,--mkdirSupportmkdir-z,--zipSupportzip-r,--rmSupportrm--hiddenShowhidden--userUSERBasicAuthUser--passwordPASSWORDBasicAuthPassword--startdaemonstart--stopdaemonstop--pid_filePID_FILEpid_file--log_fileLOG_FILElog_file

makeiteasyInstall~sudopipinstallfinder-pyor~sudopipinstallfinder-py-ihttps://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple/Install the latest version with Github~sudopipinstallgit+https://github.com/hyxf/finder-py.git@mainUninstall~sudopipuninstallfinder-pyUpgrade~sudopipinstall--upgradefinder-pyor~sudopipinstall-Ufinder-py
Package: webfocus
# webfocus HTML网页正文提取## 安装```bash$ pip install webfocus```## 使用方式### 命令行```bashUsage: webfocus [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...webfocus system. ---- Powered by qiulimao@2017.03Options:--help  Show this message and exit.Commands:extract  给定url提取相应的正文```目前仅仅`extract` 命令可用```bashUsage: webfocus extract [OPTIONS]给定url提取相应的正文Options:-u, --url TEXT   the target url-n, --shownoise  仅输出噪声，默认为False-t, --textonly   输出不带标签的正文，默认为False--help           Show this message and exit.```### 使用example```bash$ webfocus extractINPUT TARGET URL: 输入你的url》》》》带标签的结果显示输出``````bash$ webfocus extract -tINPUT TARGET URL: 输入你的url》》》》带标签的结果显示输出```### 程序当中使用```from webfocus.extractor import extract_from_url,extract_from_htmlstring>>> info,noise = extract_from_url(YOUR_URL,text_only=False)  # 给定url输出 带标签的正文>>> info,noise = extract_from_htmlstring(YOUR_HTML_STRING,text_only=True)  # 给定html正文输出纯文本正文```### 开发日志*   2017.03.02 正对新闻网页等题材的网站屡试不爽，但是对于博客类网站还有待改进### 常见问题#### `Unicode strings with encoding declaration are not supported.`检查你所访问的url是不是ban爬虫的，可能返回了一个xml的文件给你#### 提取出来的文字好像都是噪声，不是正文检查你所要提取的网页的正文部分是不是依靠js加载产生的？如果是，那么肯定提取不出来，比如开源中国博客就是这种方式### bug reportemail:qiu_limao@163.com
Package: webfpga
webfpga/cliPython migration is complete! This repository is feature-complete with the web
IDE.Welcome to the official command-line utility for WebFPGA compatible devices.
If you are unfamiliar with WebFPGA, please checkout the homepage
(webfpga.io) or our Kickstarter
(webfpga.io/kickstarter).This utility provides access to the official backend for Verilog synthesis.
It also provides flashing capability for the official WebFPGA family of
boards (store.webfpga.io). You are free to use
bitstreams sourced from our tools, Lattice's iCECube, or IceStorm. They
should all work.Installation$pipinstallwebfpga$webfpga--helpUsage: webfpga [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...Options:--version  Show the version and exit.--help     Show this message and exit.Commands:flash    Flash the first connected WebFPGA devicesetbits  Set the CPU->FPGA communication bitssynth    Synthesize one or more input Verilog files and save the bitstreamExampleThe utility is fairly simply to use once installed. Simply
synthesize one or more Verilog source files to produce a bitstream.
Then, feed that bitstream intowebfpga flashto load the binary
onto your local device. E.g.webfpga synth input.v -o bitstream.bin && webfpga flash bitstream.bin.
By default,webfpga synthwill save the bitstream asbitstream.bin, but
you can use-oto specify a different filename.$curl-Ohttps://beta.webfpga.io/static/WF_blinky.v$webfpgasynthWF_blinky.vWebFPGA CLI v0.3Connecting to remote synthesis engine...200 {"status":"ok"}Attempting synthesis (saving to bitstream.bin)...- WF_blinky.v... verbose output omitted ...purging build directory...synthesis complete!$webfpgaflashbitstream.binryan@mu2 ~/cli $./webfpgaflashbitstream.binWebFPGA CLI v0.3Opening USB device...Preparing device for flashing...AT: HiAPI: C_WEBUSB+APR: 000921Found programmer.Checking for FPGA module and its flash configuration...APWE: wrenAMQ: SA016WHEeErasing device...AMBE: DONEAMQ: SA016WHEEFlashing device...AMW: OKAMWD: 0  3e  0  3eRESPONSE => 62IceStorm Example.If you would like to produce logic with Yosys, IceStorm, and friends
— then please check outwebfpga_icestorm_examples.
Once you have produced a bitstream, simply runwebfpga flash bitstream.bin.What is a compressed bitstream?FPGA bitstreams are typically full of contiguous zeroes. Therefore,
compression on the host and decompression in the device's firmware
makes perfect sense. Flashing speeds are about 20x faster when using
compressed bitstreams.Right now, the device's firmware expects compressed bitstreams. WebFPGA
doesn't support uncompressed, raw bitstreams (such as ones outputted
from iCECube/IceStorm tools.) These compressed bitstreams are chunked
into sub-64-byte chunks that fit into standard USB control transfer frames.But don't fret! Our flashing utility automatically detects uncompressed
bitstreams and transparently compresses them before transferring them.
Bitstreams that originate from the official WebFPGA backend arrive
pre-compressed.Deploying to PyPI$./setup.pysdist
$twinecheckdist/*
$twineuploaddist/*
Package: web-fragments
OverviewThe web fragments library provides a Python and Django implementation for
managing fragments of web pages. In particular, this library refactors the
fragment code from XBlock into a standalone implementation.A Django view subclass called FragmentView is provided which supports three
different ways of rendering a fragment into a page:the fragment can be rendered as a standalone page at its own URLthe fragment can be rendered into another page directly from Djangothe fragment can be returned as JSON so that it can be rendered client-sideThe rationale behind this design can be found inOEP-12.The intention is that a client-side implementation will be provided in a
subsequent version. This should provide JavaScript code to request fragements
over AJAX and then dynamically update the current page. This logic will be a
refactoring of the current implementation in edx-platform for rendering XBlocks.
It is also intended that this functionality will enhance the capabilities
around dependency loading.LicenseThe code in this repository is licensed under the AGPL 3.0 unless otherwise
noted.Please seeLICENSE.txtfor details.How To ContributeContributions are very welcome. Please readthe Open edX Contributing Guidefor details.Reporting Security IssuesPlease do not report security issues in public. Please emailsecurity@edx.org.Getting HelpHave a question about this repository, or about Open edX in general?  Please
refer to the Open edX guide toGetting Help.We don’t maintain a detailed changelog.  For details of changes, see theGitHub commit history.
Package: webfscholar
webfscholarGenerate publications webpage from a google scholar in just two steps:Convert Google Scholar to BibTeXConvert BibTeX to webpage.The default theme (pictured above) is mobile-friendly and searchable. You can view sample output atr.aaalv.in.Installationpip install webfscholarWhy webfscholarThe intermediate bibtex allows you to plug-and-play with other
auto-publication-webpage services. Furthermore, unlike most Google Scholar
unofficial APIs, this library:Uses information pulled directly from the Google Scholar profile page, as
opposed to un-configurable search results. This meanswebfscholarwill
respect any custom titles or removed publications.Supplants Google Scholar information using ArXiv.The website-builder also supports:A default, mobile-friendly theme with a search bar
Package: webgenesis
WebgenesisA simple command line interface for generating hello-world starter apps for
quick setupWhy Webgenesis?When building web apps, it can become common to be starting from the same or similar set of code and basic project structure. Hence webgenesis comes in to
reduce this burden of writing the same code when starting up a web projectInstallationpipinstallwebgenesisUsagewebgenesis--helpCreate A Project for a web frameworkUses the default 'hello-' as project folderSupported frameworks includeflaskstreamlitexpresskoajsbottletornadofastapiwebgenesiscreateflaskwebgenesiscreatestreamlitCreate A Project using Custom/Specified Projectwebgenesiscreateflask-fmyflaskappAboutMaintainer: Jesse E.Agbe(JCharis)Jesus Saves @JCharisTechContributionsContributions are welcome. In case you notice a bug let us know.
Happy Coding
Package: webgestaltpy
WebGestaltPyA python package containing bindings to the underlying Rust librarywebgestalt_rust.FeaturesCompute GSEA and ORARun a meta-analysis combining multiple listsCombine multiple lists into a single analysis typeThe output of the python package is the values. This does not generate any HTML reports. For reports, please use theR package.Installationpip install webgestaltpyDevelopmentWebGestaltPy usesmaturinandryeto build the full project. To build WebGestaltPy, run the following commandsgitclonehttps://github.com/bzhanglab/webgestaltpy.gitcdwebgestaltpy
ryesync# download correct python version and install dependenciesryetoolsinstallmaturin
ryerunpython-mensurepip--default-pip# makes sure maturin can run correctlyryeshell# initialize shell so the python command executes the local versionmaturindevelop# add -r to build and install the full release version of the rust library.pythontest.py# run the test script
Package: webget
WebGet (Python)Python website info getter.installpipinstallwebgetimport>>>importwebgetGet html of website:>>>result=webget.getHtml("https://nepsho.github.io/example/meta_tags.html"){'success':True,'html':'Html of website'}Get images from website:>>>result=webget.getImages("https://nepsho.github.io/example/meta_tags.html"){'success':True,'images':[ArrayOfImagesOnWebsite]}Get meta data of website:>>>result=webget.getMeta("https://nepsho.github.io/example/meta_tags.html"){'success':True,'logo':'http://nepsho.github.io/lib/img/logo.png','description':'Promise and callback based website-info getter using metadata of websites...','title':'webget','keywords':'NepSho ,Open source, webget, api, nodejs, python, meta, javascript, programming','subject':'Open source','copyright':'NepSho','language':'en','robots':'index,follow','revised':'Sunday, May 9th, 2019, 0:00 am','abstract':'NepSho abstract','topic':'Tech','summary':'tech is super','author':'BCrazyDreamer, bcrazydreamer@gmail.com','designer':'bcrazydreamer','reply-to':'bcrazydreamer@gmail.com','url':'https://nepsho.github.io','category':'Web','site_name':'webget','email':'bcrazydreamer@gmail.com','country-name':'INDIA','phone_numbe':'123-456-7890'}licenceMITlicenceAuthor@BCrazyDreamer
Package: webgme-bindings
Python Bindings to WebGMEThis is the python package needed to use the webgme-apis in python.The python api is confirmed to work both with both2.7.xand3.x. The only third part dependency ispyzmqwhich should workdown to 2.5.Note that in the Python API strings are documented asstreven though in python2.7they technically areunicode.
(PyZMQ has an explanation of the differences for the interested oneover here.)Click here for documentation on how to use bindings in webgme!
Package: webgo
webgoWebgo is a micro web framework.It addresses a couple of problems:Mapping URL to objectsLoading static filesPerforming DB operations through ORMRequirementsPython 3.6+Installation$ pip3 install webgoQuickstartThere is a simple implementation indemodirectory, You can imitate it to build your own.run$ webgo demoand access:http://localhost:8080note: the work directory must be the same as projectMoreProject StructureYou must construct project structure like this:And import all.pyfiles in__init__.py.
├── __init__.py
├── app.py
├── model.py
├── static
│   ├── css
│   │   └── demo.css
│   └── js
│       └── demo.js
└── templates
    └── index.htmlObject MappingYou can map any URL to any function.from webgo.handler import get

@get('/')
def hello(request):
    return 'hello world'ORMYou can save and query data through sqlite by orm.>>> from webgo.orm import IntegerField, TextField, Model
>>> class Demo(Model): 
>>>     age = IntegerField('age') 
>>>     name = TextField('name') 

>>> Model.create_table()                                                
Table Demo created

>>> one = Demo(age=12, name='Bob')                                          

>>> one.age = 15                                                           

>>>  one.save()                                                             

>>>  one.pk                                                                 
>>>  1

>>>  one.age                                                               
>>>  15

>>> Demo(age=10, name='Tom').save()

>>> recset = Demo.objects.query()

>>> print(recset)
<Demo RecorcdSet (1,2)>
Package: webgobbler
webGobbler wanders the web, downloads random images and mixes them in a
collage-like picture. The image evolves slowly as new images are added.
Various effects can be applied (emboss, negative, mirror…).
The program can be used as a simple image generator, webpage generator (with
auto-refresh), screensaver (for Windows and Gnome/KDE), wallpaper changer, etc.
Can be used in command-line mode or in GUI mode.
Binary (with installer) is provided for Win32. Source distribution for other OSes.
Package: webgram
webgramTelegram Web Util.usageimport webgram
webgram.get(channel_name) 
# return Webgram object, with title, description, exist
webgram.getPosts(channel_name)
# returns list of Webgram object, with file, link, 
# preview, text, post.hasLink(), id, channel
# The first object is channel info
webgram.getPost(channel_name, post_id)
webgram.getPosts(channel_name, post_id) # start from post_idhow to installpip3 install webgramwebgram
Package: webgrep
webgrep is a simple tool for scraping websites from the command lineSetup:
> sudo easy_install webgrepExample:
Finding number of ratings for a book on goodreadsFind the location of the ‘Ratings’ in the html by using the -g option:
> webgrep.py -g ‘Ratings’ -u “http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4588.Extremely_Loud_and_Incredibly_Close”
match,location
“267,896 Ratings”,” 1,3,1,3,5,3,7,1,3,5,14,1,0”Now use that location value (” 1,3,1,3,5,3,7,1,3,5,14,1,0”) as the -l argument to look in the same location on a different page
> webgrep.py -l “ 1,3,1,3,5,3,7,1,3,5,14,1,0” -u “http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1618.The_Curious_Incident_of_the_Dog_in_the_Night_Time”
“778,683 Ratings”Example:
Using “-” in a location value as a wildcard. Want to find all imdb titles on a page> webgrep.py  -g Shawshank -u “http://www.imdb.com/search/title?num_votes=50000,&release_date=1990,&sort=user_rating,desc&title_type=feature”
match,location
The Shawshank Redemption,” 1,3,3,1,14,12,3,5,3,5,3,0”> webgrep.py  -g “The Dark Knight” -u “http://www.imdb.com/search/title?num_votes=50000,&release_date=1990,&sort=user_rating,desc&title_type=feature”
match,location
The Dark Knight,” 1,3,3,1,14,12,3,5,5,5,3,0”
The Dark Knight Rises,” 1,3,3,1,14,12,3,5,69,5,3,0”> webgrep.py -l “ 1,3,3,1,14,12,3,5,-,5,3,0” -u “http://www.imdb.com/search/title?num_votes=50000,&release_date=1990,&sort=user_rating,desc&title_type=feature”
The Shawshank Redemption
The Dark Knight
Schindler’s List
Pulp Fiction
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
…Common errors:
Quote the -u argument in bash or else ‘&’ may be read as running the process in the background instead of part of the url
Package: web-grepy
web-grepy: CommandLine web-grep.pyRe-implementationweb-grepwith Python3,Scraping HTML or XML with simple Pattern Matching likegrep -o.# Requires Python3$pipinstallweb-grepy
$whichweb-grepy
$curl-sLhttps://example.com/xxx|web-grepy'<a href={}></a>'$curl-sLhttps://example.com/xxx|web-grepy'<a href={link}>{text}</a>'# ltsv by default$curl-sLhttps://example.com/xxx|web-grepy'<a href={link}>{text}</a>'-fjson
Package: webgui-jupyter-widgets
webgui_jupyter_widgetsJupyter widgetds library for webgui js visualization library'InstallationYou can install usingpip:pipinstallwebgui_jupyter_widgetsIf you are using Jupyter Notebook 5.2 or earlier, you may also need to enable
the nbextension:jupyternbextensionenable--py[--sys-prefix|--user|--system]webgui_jupyter_widgetsDevelopment InstallationCreate a dev environment:condacreate-nwebgui_jupyter_widgets-dev-cconda-forgenodejsyarnpythonjupyterlab
condaactivatewebgui_jupyter_widgets-devInstall the python. This will also build the TS package.pipinstall-e".[test, examples]"When developing your extensions, you need to manually enable your extensions with the
notebook / lab frontend. For lab, this is done by the command:jupyter labextension develop --overwrite .
yarn run buildFor classic notebook, you need to run:jupyter nbextension install --sys-prefix --symlink --overwrite --py webgui_jupyter_widgets
jupyter nbextension enable --sys-prefix --py webgui_jupyter_widgetsNote that the--symlinkflag doesn't work on Windows, so you will here have to run
theinstallcommand every time that you rebuild your extension. For certain installations
you might also need another flag instead of--sys-prefix, but we won't cover the meaning
of those flags here.How to see your changesTypescript:If you use JupyterLab to develop then you can watch the source directory and run JupyterLab at the same time in different
terminals to watch for changes in the extension's source and automatically rebuild the widget.# Watch the source directory in one terminal, automatically rebuilding when neededyarnrunwatch# Run JupyterLab in another terminaljupyterlabAfter a change wait for the build to finish and then refresh your browser and the changes should take effect.Python:If you make a change to the python code then you will need to restart the notebook kernel to have it take effect.Build with development version of webgui# initial setup
git clone https://github.com/CERBSim/webgui_jupyter_widgets.git
cd webgui_jupyter_widgets
git submodule update --init --recursive
pip install --user .
jupyter nbextension install --user --py webgui_jupyter_widgets

# build dev version of webgui
cd webgui
git checkout main
git pull
cd ..
pip install --user .