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Package: webguitest-scubbx
WebGuiTestA web user interface test module for Python 3 combining Selenium and pyautogui into one interfaceRequirementsIdeally you have both, Selenium and the pyautogui module installed. Both are freely available.
Selenium is used for base interaction with the FireFox web browser and to interact with HTML elements when they need to be selected by their ''id'', ''name'' or ''CSS path''.
Pyautogui is used when a portion of the screen needs to be identified by a screenshot. This is helpful, if you need to find a button that has a random ID.SeleniumSelenium is a web testing framework used to auto-perform interactions with websites by selecting elements in the DOM of the HTML. It can be used to control many different browsers. WebGuiTest is using only the FireFox browser.You need to install the selenium driver for pythonpip install seleniumand download the so-called ''geckodriver'' for Selenium to let it interact with an existing installation of the FireFox browser. You can find the current version of the ''geckodriver'' here:https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releasesYou have to unpack it and copy the file to a location where your python installation can find the file (e.g. somewhere in your systems $PATH).pyautoguiThe pyautogui library is simply installed bypip install pyautoguiOn Linux you additionally need to install the Xlib libary withpip install xliband the scrot program for taking screenshots:apt install scrotChangelog0.1added various new methods0.0.15use pyautogui.moveTo instead of manually combining methods to simulate drag-and-drop0.0.14added a delay of one second to moveGraphic0.0.13also retry when selenium element is not yet loaded0.0.12added "debug" option to methods to allow for surpression of console-output by the testing methods0.0.11introduced paremeter "waitbetweentries" to let user specify the time to wait between retries when dealing with graphical methods0.0.9 / 0.0.10added "moveGraphic" method to drag-and-drop0.0.7 / 0.0.8added "getTextFromName" method to get text content of a named HTML element0.0.6increased time to wait between tries from 1 seconds to 2 seconds when searching for graphical elements0.0.5corrected error0.0.4Added "checkGraphic" function0.0.3Added "enterValueToGraphic" function0.0.2Added "enterValue" function0.0.1First release
Package: webgull
Requires python 3.5 or greaterEvery directory can have a .template.html. there is a small template preprocessor
reference files: like this %%{path-relative-to-current-file}%%Put content into template like this: %%{%%}%% if you don't specify where the content should go,
the content is placed below the template content.template.html files are applied to all files on the same level or below in the directory structurehow to set title of page? maybe in the templates we can overwrite itBuildingbuild.pycompiles the file in the source directory into a distribution directory.you can use it like this:python3 build.pythis will compile all filesor you can specify particular files that you want to compile:python3 build.py index.html src/javascript_tutorial/index.htmlall filepaths are relative to the source directorythe default source directory is./srcand the default distribution directory is./distyou can change these via command line:python3 build.py index.html --dist /var/www/html/mysite --src /home/user/website_filesyou can also give build.py a mix of directories and files. if you give it directories,
it will compile all files who are siblings or children (it is recursive).WatchingYou can usewatch.pyto scan the filesystem on a certain interval for changes, and compile
the files that have changed (and only those files)this can be more efficient than having to compile the whole sitethe interface is similar tobuild.pypython3 watch.pythis will watch all files in the source directory, if files are added/deleted/modified, those files
will be recompiledpython3 watch.py src/javascript_tutorialthis will watch all files in the src/javascript_tutorial folderyou can specify the source and distribution directories too with the--srcand--distflagsyou can also specify the interval that the scan is run with the--intervalflagTODOmake some way of specifying title from child pages
Package: webgym
WebGymTheWebGympackage provides learning environments for agents to perceive the world-wide-web like how we (humans) perceive – using the pixels rendered on to the display screen. The agent interacts with the environment using keyboard and mouse events as actions. This allows the agent to experience the world-wide-web like how we do thereby require no new additional modifications for the agents to train. This allows us to train RL agents that can directly work with the web-based pages and applications to complete real-world tasks. It is an extension of Wolrd-Of-Bits (WOB) & MiniWoB++.WebGym is part ofTensorFlow Reinforcement Learning Cookbook. More details about this package, see Deep RL Web Assistants discussed inChapter 6 - RL in real-world: Building intelligent agents to complete your To-dos
Package: webhaak
webhaakis a simplewebhookservice to update and deploy sites and do
other maintenance without having to ssh to a node.webhaak is on ReadTheDocswebhaak supportsgit pushhooks from GitHub, BitBucket, gitea, and gogs; for these it can automatically update checkouts. It also recognises Sentry notifications, and of course regular calls.InstallationFrom PyPIAssuming you already are inside a virtualenv:pipinstallwebhaakFrom GitCreate a new virtualenv (if you are not already in one) and install the
necessary packages:gitclonehttps://github.com/aquatix/webhaak.gitcdwebhaakmkvirtualenvwebhaak# or whatever project you are working onpipinstall-rrequirements.txtUsageCopyexample.yamlfrom example_config to a directory you will use for configuration and
configure to your needs. This is a yaml file with the projects to serve (see next section).Run webhaak as a service under nginx or apache and call the appropriate
url’s when wanted (e.g., on push to repository).webhaak can also be run from the command line:uvicorn webhaak:app--reloadBe sure to export/set theSECRETKEYenvironment variable before running, it’s needed for some management URI’s.Rungunicorn-kuvicorn.workers.UvicornWorkerfor production. For an example of how to set up a serversee this articlewith configuration for nginx, uvicorn, systemd, security and such.The RQ background worker can be run from the command line:rq worker--with-schedulerUrl’s are of the formhttps://hook.example.com/app/<appkey>/<triggerkey>API documentation is auto-generated, and can be browsed athttps://hook.example.com/docsExample configurationSee the examplehook settingsfor syntax of how to configure
repositories, commands and directories.Call webhaak on its endpoint/admin/SECRETKEY/get_app_keyto generate a random new key for
usage in the projects yaml file (so, for examplehttps://hook.example.com/admin/abc123/get_app_key)By default, webhaak clones projects in a directory under itsREPOS_CACHE_DIRdirectory, but there is support for a per-repo parent dir
settings withrepoparentin the yaml.This means that webhaak then doesn’t clone this repo into its default cache
dir, but in a subdirectory of the directory configured inrepoparent, so
<repoparent>/reponame (e.g., /srv/customparent/myproject).Server configurationsupervisord RQ workerwhich uses theRQ configsystemd for webhaak APIwhich uses thegunicorn confignginx for webhaak APImore configWhat’s new?See theChangelog.DevelopingRunning in PyCharm: tbd :)
Package: webhawk
WebHawkWeb Recon Framework written in Python3DescriptionWebHawkis a Web Recon framework written in Python3 by Gaurav RajTheHackersbrainWhich was originally inspired byRED_HAWKtool which is not maintained by now.VersionWebhawk v1.0.1InstallationInstall using Pip3Create a new Python Virtual Environmentpython3-mvenvenvActivate the virtualenvsourceenv/bin/activateInstall and Run the toolpip3installwebhawk&&webhawk-hOnelinerpython3-mvenvenv&&sourceenv/bin/activate&&pip3installwebhawk&&webhawk-hRun as Python ScriptClone this repogitclonehttps://github.com/thehackersbrain/webhawk.gitchange the directorycdwebhawkInstall required modulespip3install-rrequirements.txtRun themain.pyscriptpythonmain.py-hHead over to thewikifor uses and getting familiar with the tool.About the AuthorPortfolioBlogGithubTwitterLinkedInInstagramMore Projects
Package: webhdfs-client
webhdfs-clientA linux command line webhdfs client.Installationpip install webhdfs-clientorpip install git+https://github.com/luff/webhdfs-client.gitConfigurationput a .whdfsc.json in your home directory{
  "insecure": false,
  "username": "your-webhdfs-user",
  "password": "your-webhdfs-user-pw",
  "rest_api": "https://your-webhdfs-gateway/webhdfs/v1"
}Usagewhdfsc --helpLicenseSee theLICENSEfile for license rights and limitations (MIT).
Package: webhdfspy
A Python 2/3 wrapper library to accessHadoop WebHDFS REST APIInstallationTo install webhdfspy from PyPI:$ pip install webhdfspyPython versionswebhdfspy supports Python 2.7 and 3.4Usage>>> import webhdfspy
>>> webHDFS = webhdfspy.WebHDFSClient("localhost", 50070, "username")
>>> print(webHDFS.listdir('/'))
[]
>>> webHDFS.mkdir('/foo')
True
>>> print(webHDFS.listdir('/'))
[{u'group': u'supergroup', u'permission': u'755', u'blockSize': 0, u'accessTime': 0, u'pathSuffix': u'foo', u'modificationTime': 1429805040695, u'replication': 0, u'length': 0, u'childrenNum': 0, u'owner': u'username', u'storagePolicy': 0, u'type': u'DIRECTORY', u'fileId': 16387}]
>>> print webHDFS.create('/foo/foo.txt', "just put some text here", True)
True
>>> print webHDFS.open('/pywebhdfs_test/foo.txt')
just put some text here
>>> webHDFS.remove('/foo')
True
>>> print(webHDFS.listdir('/'))
[]Documentationhttp://webhdfspy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Hadoop configurationTo enable WebHDFS in Hadoop add this to your $HADOOP_DIR/conf/hdfs-site.xml:<property>
     <name>dfs.webhdfs.enabled</name>
     <value>true</value>
</property>To enable append on HDFS you need to configure your hdfs-site.xml as follows:<property>
    <name>dfs.support.append</name>
    <value>true</value>
</property>More about WebHDFS:https://hadoop.apache.org/docs/r1.0.4/webhdfs.html
Package: webhdfs-py-client
webhdfspyDescripción 📄El webhdfspy es una biblioteca que proporciona una interfaz conveniente para interactuar con WebHDFS, el servicio de sistema de archivos distribuido de Hadoop a través de HTTP. Este wrapper simplifica el proceso de realizar operaciones como crear archivos, leer y escribir datos, crear directorios y administrar permisos en el clúster Hadoop utilizando la API de WebHDFS.Características principales:Conexión y autenticación sencillas con clústeres Hadoop a través de HTTP.Métodos simples y intuitivos para realizar operaciones básicas de sistema de archivos, como crear, leer y escribir archivos, así como también crear y administrar directorios.Compatibilidad con las operaciones más comunes de WebHDFS, como agregar datos a un archivo existente, obtener información sobre archivos y directorios, cambiar permisos y propietarios, y más.Manejo de errores y excepciones para una experiencia de uso robusta y segura.El webhdfspy es una herramienta útil para desarrolladores que deseen interactuar con clústeres Hadoop y realizar operaciones en HDFS de forma sencilla y eficiente.ExampleAgregar el siguiente codigo para ejecutar web app con ejemplo de usofrom webhdfs_py import example

    if __name__ == "__main__":
        example.run()TODOGenerarlizar el proyecto.In ProgressImplementar para instalar con PIPDone ✓Generar el primer desarrolloImplementarTabla de Métodos y Descripciones 📑MétodoDescripcióncreate_fileCrea un nuevo archivo en HDFS en la ruta especificadaappend_fileRealiza un append de datos en un archivo dentro de HDFSread_fileAbre el archivo completo (permite guardar en destino), tener en cuenta el peso del archivostream_fileGenera un iterable del archivo permitiendo guardar los datos del archivo en bloquesmake_dirCrea un nuevo directoriorename_file_dirRenombra un archivo o un directoriodelete_file_dirElimina un archivo o directorioget_file_dir_statusRetorna en JSON el estado de un archivo o directorio (Permisos, replicaciones, etc.)get_content_summaryRetorna en JSON un resumen de un directorio en específico (Cantidad de archivos, peso, cantidad de archivos)get_file_checksumRetorna en JSON el checksum y el algoritmolist_dirRetorna en JSON el estado de los archivos o directorios de la ruta en HDFSexists_file_dirRetorna BOOL si existe el directorio o archivoset_permissionSetea los permisos de un archivo o directorioset_ownerSetea el owner y/o el grupoLa documentacion se puede revisar en:WebHDFS REST APIDeveloperErik Alejandro Abdala
Package: web-health-checker
Web Status CheckerA health checker for a website with a is-healthy route.This is mostly intended to be used in my projects.UsageIt is expected that the server url you are querying will return a "🆗" with a 200 status code for a response. Sending anything else will result in the server signalling an error.To run the program from CLI the following is the help dialogue:usage: web_health_checker [-h] [--timeout TIMEOUT] url

Health check website

positional arguments:
  url                url to query for status

optional arguments:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit
  --timeout TIMEOUT   timeout before connection fail
  --allow-unverified  allows for invalid self-signed certificates to be validExample:python -m web_health_checker http://localhost:8080/is-healthyAfter the command has been run depending on the state of the server different results will be output. These are shown below. The output will be sent to stdout if there is no error and stderr if there is an error.OutputWhyIs Error🆗Everything is fineNo⛔ missing '🆗' in responseThe server does not return the expected ok responseYes⛔ http status '<status-code>'The server sent incorrect status codeYes⛔ url error <reason>A URL error was detectedYes⛔ remote closed without responseThe remote server closed the connectionYes
Package: web-helper
WebHelperWeb 爬虫小工具安装pipinstallweb-helper使用方法fromweb_helperimport*title=get_html(f'https://baidu.com',obey_robot=False).to_soup().find('title').textasserttitle=='百度一下，你就知道'使用代理fromweb_helperimport*set_global_random_proxy('ws_token')# 设置全局代理,TOKEN 前往: https://proxy.webshare.io/subscription/ 获取title=get_html(f'https://baidu.com',obey_robot=False).to_soup().find('title').textasserttitle=='百度一下，你就知道'设置日志级别fromweb_helperimport*importsyslogger.remove()logger.add(sys.stdout,level="TRACE")title=get_html(f'https://baidu.com',obey_robot=False).to_soup().find('title').textasserttitle=='百度一下，你就知道'
Package: webhelpers2_grid
webhelpers2_gridHTML Grid renderer that helps generating HTML tables (or other structures)
for data presentation, supports ordering, sorting columns, and is very customizableDOCUMENTATION:https://webhelpers-grid2.readthedocs.ioDEMOS:http://ergo.github.io/webhelpers_grid2/gh-pages/(static page)BUG TRACKER:https://github.com/ergo/webhelpers_grid2/issuesExample Usage::test_data = [
             {"group_name": "foo", "options": "lalala", "id":1},
             {"group_name": "foo2", "options": "lalala2", "id":2},
             {"group_name": "foo3", "options": "lalala3", "id":3},
             {"group_name": "foo4", "options": "lalala4", "id":4},
             ]

def options_td(col_num, i, item):
    u = url("/tickets/view", ticket_id=item["id"])
    a = link_to(item["options"], u)
    return HTML.td(a)

g = Grid(test_data, columns=["_numbered", "group_name", "options"])
g.labels["options"] = 'FOOBAAR'
g.column_formats["options"] = options_td
str(g)webhelpers2_grid is BSD Licensed
Package: webhist
Table of ContentsInstallationUsageShell InterfaceLicenseWebHist indexes a collection of saved webpages and provides an interface to search the index.WebHist can handle the following archive file types:MAFF files generated by Mozilla Archive Format, with MHT and Faithful SaveHTML files generated by Save Page WEInstallationPackage is uploaded onPyPI.You can install it with pip:$ pip install webhistUsageCreate an index of archived webpagesi=webhist.Index("/path/to/index")Index a single filei.add("/path/to/file")A file will not be re-indexed unless explicitly requested. Files are tracked by the path string passed to the add() function, so an absolute path and a relative path will be considered two different files.The code below will update the file in the indexi.add("/path/to/file",update=True)Add all files in a specified directory (note that it does not search within subdirectories)i.add_path("/path/to/directory")Again, you can specifyupdate=Trueto re-index files. You can also specifyverbose=Trueto print information about whether or not files were indexedi.add_path("/path/to/directory",verbose=True)The output will look something like:file1
- file2 (already in index)
- file3 (exception type: error message)In the example output above:file1 was indexed correctlyfile2 was already in the index, and was not re-indexedfile3 had a problem and was not indexed (python exception message shown)After adding files, the changes to the index need to be committedi.commit()You can also cancel the changesi.cancel()Once an index has been populated, you can run search queries against it. The syntax follows the Whoosh default query language. More information can be foundhere.The code below searches for webpage archives that contain “webhist” and “installation”results=i.search("webhist installation")The field searched by default is thecontentfield. The following fields are indexed and searchable:title (title of page)content (content of page)url (full URL of page)fqdn (fully qualified domain name, e.g. packaging.python.org)dn (domain name, e.g. python.org)date (the date the webpage archive was saved)For example, you can search the title field for webpages saved from example.comresults=i.search("title:webhist dn:example.com")Shell InterfaceA simple shell interface to a WebHist index is provided inexamples/shell.py. You can clone the webhist repo and run it from the repo root:$ python examples/shell.py /path/to/archive -i /path/to/indexThe-iparameter is optional. The default index location is/path/to/archive/index.Run a search query:webhist> search title:webhist dn:example.comThe output will look something like:0: [2010-01-02 12:30:01] Title of page
1: [2011-02-03 16:20:25] Another page
2: [2013-06-12 00:00:01] Yet another pageTo open page #2 from the search results:webhist> open 2To get more help:webhist> helpTo exit the shell:webhist> exitLicenseWebHist is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License, Version 3.
Package: webhook2lambda2sqs
Generate code and manage infrastructure for receiving webhooks with AWS API Gateway and pushing to SQS via Lambda.Webhooks are great, and many projects and services are now offering them as a notification option. But sometimes
it makes more sense to have the messages in a queue that can absorb changes in rate and de-couple the sending service from a potentially slow or unavailable backend.webhook2lambda2sqs generates code for anAWS Lambdafunction
to receive webhook content viaAPI Gatewayand push it
to an SQS queue, where it can be consumed as needed. It supports multiple endpoints via unique URL
paths (API Gateway resources), where content sent to each endpoint is pushed to one or more SQS
queues.In addition, webhook2lambda2sqs includes a wrapper around HashiCorp Terraform to automate creation
and maintenance of all or part of the infrastructure required to operate this (the API Gateway
and its configuration, the Lambda function, the function’s IAM role, etc.). If TerraForm isn’t
a viable option for you to manage infrastructure with, you can use the generated configuration
(which maps quite closely to AWS API parameters) as a guide for manual management.There are also helper commands to view the Lambda Function and API Gateway logs,
send a test message, and view the queue contents.For full documentation, see:http://webhook2lambda2sqs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/RequirementsAn Amazon AWS account to run this all in (note - it will probably be cheap, but not free)Python 2.7+ (currently tested with 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5). Note that AWS Lambda currently only supports python 2.7 as an execution environment, but you’re welcome to use other versions on the machine where you run this project.PythonVirtualEnvandpip(recommended installation method; your OS/distribution should have packages for these)HashiCorp Terraform>= 0.6.16 to manage the AWS infrastructure, if desired. Terraform is written in Go,  anddistributedas a static binary.Program ComponentsLambda Function code generationTerraform configuration generationManagement of infrastructure via TerraformAWS-related helpers for inspecting queues and logs, querying information, and
enabling metrics/logging/rate limiting on the API Gateway.Full DocumentationFor full documentation, see:http://webhook2lambda2sqs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Bugs and Feature RequestsBug reports and feature requests are happily accepted via theGitHub Issue Tracker. Pull requests are
welcome. Issues that don’t have an accompanying pull request will be worked on
as my time and priority allows.A Note About the LicenseThis program is licensed under theGNU Affero General Public License, version 3.0 or later(“AGPLv3”).
The AGPLv3 includes a clause that source code must be made available to anyone using the program over a network.
Package: webhook-actions
Webhook ActionsWebhook that runs scripts located in~/webhook-actions/directory.How To UseAdd scripts into webhook-actions. These can be in sub-directoriesCall the URLhttp://localhost:5000/your-script-nameSimple exampleURL:http://localhost:5000/log-statBody:somethingCommand:~/webhook-actions/log-stat somethingExample with subdirectoriesURL:https://YOUR_DOMAIM.com/git/your-project/deployBody:{"tag": "1.0.1"}Command:~/webhook-actions/git/your-project/deploy "{\"tag\": \"1.0.1\"}"Example config fileThe config file is located at~/.webhook-actions.cgf.
When you run the script the first time it will create a default configuration.[General]# Port to listen toPort=5000AuthorsMatteus Magnusson,senth.wallace@gmail.com
Package: webhookbin
webhookbin-libraryPython library forhttps://www.webhookbin.netInstall with pippip install webhookbinExamples:importwebhookbinprint(webhookbin.makebin().text)print(webhookbin.post({"data":"here"}).text)print(webhookbin.get().text)print(webhookbin.makebin("both").text)print(webhookbin.makebin("post").text)print(webhookbin.makebin("get").text)print(webhookbin.post({"data":"here"},headers={"Customheader":"Something"}).text)headers={"Customheader":"Something"}print(webhookbin.post({"data":"here"},headers=headers,token="DBwIfrB_9BDycs0a4rm0YVRrgsPPpmS2_Vl11ElKpIM").text)print(webhookbin.get(delete=False).text)print(webhookbin.get(orderby="acending").text)print(webhookbin.get(token="DBwIfrB_9BDycs0a4rm0YVRrgsPPpmS2_Vl11ElKpIM").text)print(webhookbin.patch().text)
Package: webhook-bridge
webhook-bridgeBridge Webhook into your tool or internal integration.
Like:SentryWeChat,POPOInstallingYou can install via pip.pip install webhook_bridgeor through clone from Github.git clone https://github.com/loonghao/webhook_bridge.gitInstall package.python setup.py installQuickStartLaunch server.# Load example plugin for test.setWEBHOOK_BRIDGE_SERVER_PLUGINS=C:\Users\hao.long\webhook_bridge_server\example_plugins
webhook-bridgeTest post data to the webhook bridgecurl-XPOST"http://localhost:5001/api/plugin/sentry"-H"accept: application/json"-H"Content-Type: application/json"-d"[[\"browser\",\"Chrome 28.0.1500\"],[\"browser.name\",\"Chrome\"],[\"client_os\",\"Windows 8\"],[\"client_os.name\",\"Windows\"],[\"environment\",\"prod\"],[\"level\",\"error\"],[\"sentry:user\",\"id:1\"],[\"server_name\",\"web01.example.org\"],[\"url\",\"http://example.com/foo\"]]"If everything is set up properly, you will see that the plugin is executed normally.local docs power by fastapihttp://localhost:5001/docs