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Package: webmix
web_utils.py Library: Providing a Unified Solution for Web RequestsEnglish Documentation|中文文档Note:If there is a conflict between the Chinese and English documents, please prioritize the English document.In the digital age, data has never been more important. Every day, developers, data scientists, and business analysts are striving to retrieve, analyze, and leverage data from the web. However, there is currently a wide variety of web request libraries, each with its unique interface and usage methods. This not only makes learning and switching costly but also introduces complexity and instability into the code.The birth of theWebFetcherlibrary stems from the desire for a unified, efficient, and straightforward solution for web requests. Whether you are using requests, urllib, or Selenium under the hood,WebFetcherprovides you with a unified and concise interface. This means you can freely switch backend technologies without altering any core code, ensuring code readability and maintainability.But this is just our first step. We believe that community strength is essential to making this library truly influential and widely used. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, we sincerely invite you to participate in this project. You can contribute not only by submitting code and improving features but also by sharing your usage experience and suggestions to help us. Only through cooperation canWebFetchertruly become an essential tool in every developer's toolbox.If you are passionate about web development and have an unwavering pursuit of innovation and excellence, please join us! Let's work together to create a powerful, flexible, and user-friendly web request library that serves developers worldwide.InstallationYou can install the package using pip:pipinstallwebmixorpip3installwebmixAlternatively, you can clone the repository from GitHub and install it manually:gitclonehttps://github.com/ng-fukgin/webmixcdwebmix
pythonsetup.pyinstallUsing theWebFetcherClassUsingrequestsas the BackendTo use theWebFetcherclass withrequestsas the backend, you can follow these steps:from webmix.web_utils import WebFetcher

fetcher = WebFetcher(backend='requests')
response = fetcher.get("https://example.com")
print(response)Usingurllibas the BackendTo use theWebFetcherclass withurllibas the backend, you can follow these steps:fetcher = WebFetcher(backend='urllib')
response = fetcher.get("https://example.com")
print(response)Usingseleniumas the BackendTo use theWebFetcherclass withseleniumas the backend, you can follow these steps:fetcher = WebFetcher(backend='selenium')
response = fetcher.get("https://example.com")
print(response)Selenium Helper Methodsfetcher.scroll_to_bottom()
fetcher.fill_form_by_id("myFormId", "Some Value")
fetcher.click_button_by_id("myButtonId")
script_output = fetcher.execute_script("return document.title;")
print(script_output)

fetcher.close()  # close the `WebDriver` sessionNote that using Selenium may require additional setup, such as installing the appropriate browser driver.
Package: webmock
webmock=======This tool provides an in-process WSGI server on an ephemeral port.It is intended for use in unit tests, when the system under test makes outgoing HTTP connections that cannot easily be mocked.Usage-----First, create a WSGI application that represents the fake web server you want to create.This is simpler than it seems; for example::def simple_app(environ, start_response):status = '200 OK'headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain')]start_response(status, headers)return ['Hello, world!\n']Next, activate the test server.There are several ways to do this, but all of them produce a port number.As a context manager::from mockweb import mock_serverdef test_web_request():with mock_server(simple_app) as port:my_client.get_greeting('http://127.0.0.1:{}'.format(port))As a decorator::from mockweb import mock_server@mock_server(simple_app)def test_web_request(port):my_client.get_greeting('http://127.0.0.1:{}'.format(port))Or manually started and stopped::from mockweb import mock_server@mock_serverdef test_web_request():server = mock_server(simple_app)# ...server.start()my_client.get_greeting('http://127.0.0.1:{}'.format(port))server.stop()In the latter case, be careful to stop the server.Mock App--------The ``webmock`` package includes a simple WSGI app which behaves like the Python ``Mock``: it accepts and records any request, and allows tests to make assertions after the operation is complete.Its usage is simple:from mockweb import mock_server, MockAppapp = MockApp()with mock_server(app):# ..app.assert_called_with('GET /foo/bar')The assertion methods available are:* ``assert_called_with(call)`` -- assert that the most recent request matches ``call``* ``assert_called_once_with(call)`` -- assert that only one request was made and that it matches ``call``* ``assert_any_call(call)`` -- assert that the any request matches ``call``* ``assert_has_call([call, call, ..], any_order=False)`` -- assert that the given calls all occurred.If ``any_order`` is false, the calls must be sequential.A call can be described with a string containing the method and the path.The mock app's behavior can be adjusted in some minor ways.For anything more complex, build a custom WSGI app.* ``MockApp(response='403 Forbidden')`` -- customize the HTTP response (default is "200 OK")* ``MockApp(body='hello world\n')`` -- customize the response body (default is empty)* ``MockApp(headers=[('X-Auth', 'abc123')])`` -- customize the response headers
Package: webmontage
webmontageA tool for producing a montage depicting the development and design of a web page via its git commit history.requirementsThis library uses theseleniumPython library to drive the headless Chrome browser to load the static web page. This requires that the proper ChromeDriver be downloaded and placed somewhere in the PATH. Download ChromeDriver for your installed version of Google Chrome here:https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/downloadsusage:$ webmontage [-h] [-f FILE] [--browser-width BROWSER_WIDTH]
                  [--browser-height BROWSER_HEIGHT]
                  [--video-width VIDEO_WIDTH] [--video-height VIDEO_HEIGHT]
                  repository index_page

WebMontage - Static site montage generator using git history

positional arguments:
  repository            The absolute path to the root of the git repository
                        for the web page
  index_page             The index file relative to the root of the repo, i.e.
                        'index.html'

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f FILE, --file FILE  If given, only commits that affect this file will be
                        considered, i.e. 'main.css'
  --browser-width BROWSER_WIDTH
                        Width of the browser window to load the web page in
  --browser-height BROWSER_HEIGHT
                        Height of the browser window to load the web page in
  --video-width VIDEO_WIDTH
                        Width of the slideshow window to display the montage
                        in
  --video-height VIDEO_HEIGHT
                        Height of the slideshow window to display the montage
                        in```
Package: webmpris
webmpris is a REST API
to control media players via MPRIS2 interfaces.Supported intefaces:
org.mpris.MediaPlayer2              via /players/<id>/Root
org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player       via /players/<id>/Player
org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.TrackList    via /players/<id>/TrackList
org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Playlists    via /players/<id>/Playlists
Package: webnotifier
WebNotifierWebnotifier is a simple package for notifying any webpage change.RequirementsThis package needs:Requests >= 2.21.0lxml >= 4.3.3InstallationTo install Webnotifier, use pip$pipinstallwebnotifierUsageInstanciate the WebNotifier class and pass an url array and two callbacks. Also, you can pass the interval time (in seconds).fromwebnotifierimportWebNotifiermy_urls=[{'name':'Google','href':'https://www.google.com'},{'name':'Medium','href':'https://medium.com'},{'name':'Localhost','href':'http://127.0.0.1:3000'}]defonError(err):"""URL and Name params can be accessed within err.name && err.url"""print("There was an error with{}on{}".format(err.name,err.url))defonNewChange(url,name):print("Webpage{}on{}changed!".format(name,url))interval=60#Check if webpage changes every 60 secondscustom_webnotifier=WebNotifier(my_urls,onNewChange,onError,interval)custom_webnotifier.start()When a webpage changes, the onNewChange callback will be triggered. Otherwise, if there's any error in getting the URL, onError callback will be executed.
Package: webnovelbot
Webnovel BotWebnovel Bot and scraper written in one, optimized for speed.Provides multiple choices of access for tasksInstallpipinstallwebnovelbotorwarning:this method requires prior installation ofbrowser-cookie3pipinstallgit+https://github.com/mHaisham/webnovelbot.gitSamplefollow thelinkfor an example usageSigninthere are a few hiccups that one may encounter during signing in to webnovelCaptcha:During the signin process user can be asked to fill in a google captchaGuard:After clicking the signin button the form can redirect the user to a guard websiteyou can handle them in different ways,signinmethod takes a variablemanualwhich defaults toFalse. Behaviour of the function changes depending on it.manual=FalseWhen manual is false signin would throw exceptions corresponding to the situationtry:webnovel.signin(USER_EMAIL,USER_PASS)exceptCaptchaException:passexceptGuardException:passRead moreon handling Guardmanual=TrueWhen manual is true the process would be expecting user input during the above mentioned situations.It would by default wait 10 minutes for user input before throwing aTimeoutException.You may define a custom time by settingwebnovel.user_timeoutCookiesWebnovelbot supports using cookies from other web browsers in both selenium and api using classCookiesIt currently supports all browsers supported bybrowser_cookie3chromefirefoxoperaedgechromiumfromwebnovelimportWebnovelBot,Cookiesfromwebnovel.apiimportParsedApiwebnovel=WebnovelBot(timeout=360)cookiejar=Cookies.from_browser('chrome')# this will load the cookie jar into selenium# depending on what you want to do after, you may want to reload the pagewebnovel.add_cookiejar(cookiejar)# this will create the api with the cookie jarapi=ParsedApi(cookiejar)Cookiesextends fromRequestsCookieJarhence can be used as a replacement for it and vice-versaConversion toolsfromwebnovel.toolsimportUrlToolsUrlTools provides methods to convert and fromnovel_id,chapter_id, andprofile_idto their respective urlsAnalyticsSupports multiple analytic tools with an easily extensible interfaceRead moreGoalsPrimary focus of development is to reduce the usage of selenium.
Package: webnull
Webnull======A tool for putting hosts into a blackhole.Webnull is a command line program that lets you stop your computer from being able to reach certain websites.Usage: `sudo webnull deny example.com`Above, example.com will be added to your hosts file and routed to localhost. The next time you try to visit example.com your browser won't be able to find it.Later, `sudo webnull allow example` will re-allow access to the site for five minutes.`sudo webnull allow -am` will allow access to all blocked sites until tomorrow morning.See `webnull -h` for full usage.Installation--------------`pip install webnull`Usage---------```$ sudo webnull deny example.com$ sudo webnull deny https://example.com/foo/bar$ sudo webnull allow example.com$ sudo webnull allow -t 30 example.com$ sudo webnull allow -a$ sudo webnull allow -am```Development=========Dev Mode--------------Dev Mode protects your live hostfile during development```$ cp /etc/hosts dummyhosts$ export DEV_MODE=1$ ./webnull.py allow ...```Testing----------```$ brew install python$ easy_install pip$ pip install virtualenv$ virtualenv venv$ source venv/bin/activate$ pip install watchdog$ python setup.py test```Releasing-------------```$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel$ twine upload dist/* [-r testpypi]$ rm -rf dist/** tag the release* bump the version number```This code has only been tested on macOS with python 2.7It will only work on systems that use an /etc/hosts file.
Package: webNUT
A simple web interface for NUT ([Network UPS Tools][1])
servers, built on Pyramid, Bootstrap, and
[python-nut2][2].[1]:http://www.networkupstools.org/“Network UPS Tools”
[2]:https://github.com/george2/python-nut2“python-nut2”## SetupRenamewebnut/config.example.pytowebnut/config.pyand set the
variables in that file to reflect your NUT server configuration. Then
serve webNUT as you would any Pyramid app, usingpserveor through
your production-ready server of choice.## ScreenshotsThe index lists available UPS devices, along with their description,
status, and battery charge:![Index](screenshots/ups_index.png “Index”)Clicking on a UPS’s name takes you to a details view that shows a quick
status indicator, as well as the values of all variables set on the
device:![UPS View](screenshots/ups_view.png “UPS View”)
Package: webobentrypoints
PasteDeploy entry points for WebOb WSGI appsFree software: BSD licenseDocumentation:https://webobentrypoints.readthedocs.org.FeaturesWebOb includes several WSGI apps that you can use as a part of your
application. However, it does not include ready to use entry points for usage
in PasteDeploy ini files, for usage with for example
[Gearbox](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gearbox)This module provides these entry points and the small wrappers needed.The entry points provided are:egg:webobentrypoints#staticdirExample usageHere is an example of a ini file configuration using the staticdir and the proxy apps:[server:main]
use = egg:gearbox#wsgiref
host = 0.0.0.0
port = 5000

[composite:main]
use = egg:rutter#urlmap
/static = static
/ = content

# Serve the /static directory from local disk
[app:static]
use = egg:webobentrypoints#staticdir
path = %(here)s/theme

# Otherwise display http://webob.org/ as the content
[app:content]
use = egg:webobentrypoints#proxy
address = http://webob.org/
suppress_http_headers = accept-encoding connectionHistory0.1.0 (2014-09-25)First release on PyPI.
Package: web-observatory
observatoryPython package for collecting and analyzing webpagesSeeherefor extended examples ofobservatoryin use.Modulesstart_projectInitializes a project directorysearch_googleSearches Google for terms. Google Custom Search Engine credentials required.google_processCompiles results from multiple Google searches.get_domainsExtracts domain-level information from the urls returned by Google searches (e.g. 'google' inwww.google.com)initialize_crawlInitializes a Scrapy crawl on a set of domains. Returns a JSON file of urls found through the crawl.crawl_processProcesses the JSON output of a crawl into a pandas DataFrame.crawlNot implemented yet.
`!scrapy crawl digcon_crawler -O output.json --nologsearch_mergeMerges Google searches and crawl results.get_versionsGets historical versions of Twitter-searched urls using the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. Attempts to find the version of the page archived closest in time to when it was tweeted.Uses therequestspackage to ping the url and get the "full" address rather than a redirect (e.g. bit.ly/12312). This helps in scraping.initialize_scrapeInitializes files to scrape urls for their HTML.scrapeConducts the scrape of pages' HTML. Stores body text in a Postgresql database.queryA set of methods for searching the Postgreql database of site text, including filtering empty results and counting specified search terms.ground_truthProduces a sample of pages for verifying counts of terms.analyze_orgsCalculates and visualizes averages and frequencies for each search term in the site text and summarizes by organization (domain).analzye_term_correlationsCalculates and visualizes co-variance metrics for specified search terms in the site text.co_occurrenceReturns specific pages using two or more specified search terms.TBDDocumentation :(Convert modules to methods of data classesAdd crawl module
Package: weboffice365
=====Weboffice 365=====Weboffice 365 is a advanced Django app to manage and organise business process.Detailed documentation is in the "docs" directory.Quick start-----------1. Add "weboffice365" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::INSTALLED_APPS = [...'weboffice365',]2. Include the weboffice365 URLconf in your project urls.py like this::path('', include('weboffice365.urls')),3. Run `python manage.py migrate` to create the weboffice365 models.4. Start the development server and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/to manage your organisation. (you'll need the Admin app enabled).5. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/
Package: webology
Welcome to webology 👋Inspired bybnb/bitandbang🏠Homepage:rocket: Usage$pipxrunwebology🤝 ContributingContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!Feel free to checkissues page.Author👤Jeff TriplettWebsite:https://jefftriplett.comMastodon:@webologyTwitter:@webologyGitHub:@jefftriplettShow your supportGive a ⭐️ if this project helped you!
Package: weboob
Weboob is a project which provides a core library, modules and applications.## OverviewThe core library defines capabilities: features common to various websites.
For example, [Youtube](http://www.youtube.com/) and
[Dailymotion](http://www.dailymotion.com/) both provide videos; Weboob defines
theCapVideocapability for them.Each module interfaces with a website and implements one or many of these
capabilities. Modules can be configured (becoming a “backend”), which means
that the end-user can provide personal information to access the underlying
website, like a login and password.Applications allow the end-user to work with many modules in parallel,
in a multi-threaded way. For example, one could search a video on
many websites at once. Applications are toolkit-agnostic. They can use GTK+,
Qt or be text-only. The latter can be used either in an interactive way
or in pipes.The core library provides base classes which help developers write
modules and applications.## InstallationInstallation is described on [the website](http://weboob.org) or in the
[INSTALL](INSTALL) file.## LicenseWeboob is written in Python and is distributed under the LGPLv3+ license.## DocumentationFor more information, please go to [the official website](http://weboob.org/).Some extra info is available in the [Gitlab
wiki](https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel/wikis/home).If you are a developper and looking for how to write a module or contribute to
Weboob, you can have a look at the [developper documentation](http://dev.weboob.org/).
Package: weboob-qt
Weboob is a project which provides a core library, modules and applications.## OverviewThe core library defines capabilities: features common to various websites.
For example, [Youtube](http://www.youtube.com/) and
[Dailymotion](http://www.dailymotion.com/) both provide videos; Weboob defines
theCapVideocapability for them.Each module interfaces with a website and implements one or many of these
capabilities. Modules can be configured (becoming a “backend”), which means
that the end-user can provide personal information to access the underlying
website, like a login and password.Applications allow the end-user to work with many modules in parallel,
in a multi-threaded way. For example, one could search a video on
many websites at once. Applications are toolkit-agnostic. They can use GTK+,
Qt or be text-only. The latter can be used either in an interactive way
or in pipes.The core library provides base classes which help developers write
modules and applications.## InstallationInstallation is described on [the website](http://weboob.org) or in the
[INSTALL](INSTALL) file.## LicenseWeboob is written in Python and is distributed under the LGPLv3+ license.## DocumentationFor more information, please go to [the official website](http://weboob.org/).Some extra info is available in the [Gitlab
wiki](https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel/wikis/home).If you are a developper and looking for how to write a module or contribute to
Weboob, you can have a look at the [developper documentation](http://dev.weboob.org/).
Package: webos-emulator
webOS Emulator Launcherwebos-emulator(webOS Emulator Launcher) is a utility tool for launching various webOS Emulators and provides simple and fast environment settings.Documentation:https://webosose.org/docs/tools/sdk/emulator/virtualbox-emulator/emulator-launcher/FeaturesEmulator creation for pre-defined profileConfigurable emulator settings for various optionsLaunching and Deleting the chosen emulatorQuickstartInstall the latest webos-emulator if you haven’t installed it yetpython3 -m pip install –upgrade webos-emulator –force-reinstallGenerate a webOS OSE emulator with a vmdk filewebos-emulator -vd ose_516 -c -i webos-image-qemux86-64-master-516.wic.vmdkThen launch the emulatorwebos-emulator -vd ose_516 -sCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.8.2 (2022-12-07)First release on PyPI.
Package: webots-web-log-interface
Webots Web Log InterfaceA python library used to interact with webots robocup game web logsInstallationpip3installwebots-web-log-interfaceDocumentationYou can find the interface documentationhere.ExamplesDownload example datamkdirdatacddata
wgethttps://games.bit-bots.de/k-ko-sf2/K-KO-SF2.json
wgethttps://games.bit-bots.de/k-ko-sf2/K-KO-SF2.x3dcd..Now you are able to use the interfacefromwebots_web_log_interface.interfaceimportWebotsGameLogParsergp=WebotsGameLogParser(log_folder="data")# Now some examples# Get ballball=gp.x3d.get_ball_id()# Get velocities for ballprint(gp.game_data.get_velocity_vectors_for_id(ball))# Get player namesprint(gp.x3d.get_player_names())# Plot player pathsgp.plot_player_paths()Build it yourselfgitclonehttps://github.com/bit-bots/webots-web-log-interface.gitcdwebots-web-log-interface

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Package: webpack-s3
Installation$[sudo]pipinstallwebpack-s3Prosstore webpack build/etc files on S3How it workswebpack/hard-coded folderscripts:create full-access/read-only user and credentialsupload/downloadwebpack/hard-coded environment variables names:AWS_S3_WEBPACK_BUCKETAWS_S3_WEBPACK_USERAWS_S3_WEBPACK_ACCESS_KEY_IDAWS_S3_WEBPACK_SECRET_ACCESS_KEYwebpack prod config:constoutput={path:path.resolve('./webpack'),filename:"[name]-[hash].js",publicPath:'https://'+process.env.AWS_S3_WEBPACK_BUCKET+'.s3.amazonaws.com/'}Scripts usagecommandusagewebpack-s3usage: webpack-s3 command [args]webpack-s3-create-bucketusage: webpack-s3-create-bucket bucketwebpack-s3-create-full-access-envusage: webpack-s3-create-full-access-env bucketwebpack-s3-create-read-only-envusage: webpack-s3-create-read-only-env bucketwebpack-s3-downloadusage: webpack-s3-downloadwebpack-s3-uploadusage: webpack-s3-uploadExamplesMakefile, create envWEBPACK_BUCKET:=BUCKET_NAME
all:test-s.env.s3.webpack||webpack-s3-create-full-access-env$(WEBPACK_BUCKET)>.env.s3.webpacktest-s.env.prod.webpack||webpack-s3-create-read-only-env$(WEBPACK_BUCKET)>.env.prod.webpackbuild and upload to S3set-oallexport
..env.s3.webpack||exitwebpack--configwebpack.config.prod.js||exitwebpack-s3-uploadoptional: deploy webpack files to serverDockerfileENTRYPOINT["/bin/sh","/entrypoint.sh"]entrypoint.shwebpack-s3-download
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    docker_container:
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      env_file: ".env"python-readme-generator
Package: webpage
Webpage is a Python module that offers an easy, fast, object-oriented
way of fetching the contents of a web resource, using common HTTP web
services. It handles etags, last-modified dates, HTTP GET and POST,
temporary and permanent redirects, and Not Found errors.All behind the scenes, as the programmer only has to worry about instantiating
the “Webpage” class by providing a URL, calling the “post” and/or the “get”
method if he wants, and then calling the “download” method that returns
the contents of the page.The programmer doesn’t need to care about the page being moved, temporarily
or permanently, or even whether the contents of the page have not changed
since his last download, so they were not downloaded again for the sake of
speed. The “download” method of “Webpage” always and reliably returns what the
programmer needs: the actual contents.