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DiskWrangler 3.3.1
Cenbe's Commodore 64 Disk Image Explorer
Requires Python: >=3.13
Keywords: Commodore, GEOS

### This is Cenbe's Disk Wrangler, an explorer for Commodore 64 disk images written in Python and Qt.

To install, follow these steps:

* You must have Python 3 installed for your operating system. Debian users may need to install qt6-base-dev.

* It's recommended to install into a virtual environment. You can install from PyPI:

    * pip install DiskWrangler

* Run the program:

    * python -m diskwrangler

There's a [video](https://youtu.be/CPXo1-wwHVw) of the Wrangler in action that will give you an idea of what it can do.
django-forge-issues 0.2.0
Create github/gitlab issues from a Django interface
Requires Python: >=3.13

# Django Forge Issues

Create github/gitlab issues directly from a Django application.

## Installation

`pip install django-forge-issues[gitlab]` or `pip install django-forge-issues[github]`

Then add `DJANGO_FORGE_ISSUES` to your `INSTALLED_APPS` and to your `urls.py`:
```
urlpatterns += [path("", include("django_forge_issues.urls"))]
```
This give you the urls `django_forge_issues/create/<str:contenttype>/<int:pk>`
and `django_forge_issues/list/<str:contenttype>/<int:pk>` for creating resp.
listing the urls.

## Configuration

```python
DJANGO_FORGE_ISSUES_PROJECT = "https://the.url.of/your/project"
DJANGO_FORGE_ISSUES_TOKEN = "secret-token"
```
For Gitlab projects, the `DJANGO_FORGE_ISSUES_PROJECT` must not be the web URL to
the project but the hostname of the instance and the ID of the project. You can
find the project ID in `Settings -> General` of your project. So the variable coul
look like `https://gitlab.example.org/134` where `gitlab.example.org` is the instance
hostname and `134` is the project ID.

For Gitlab projects, create the token in Project Settings -> Access tokens. Add a
token that has the role `Reporter` and the `api` scope.
For Github projects, create the token in `Settings -> Developer Settings ->
Personal Access tokens`.
slurmtui 0.4.1
A simple Terminal UI (TUI) for Slurm
Requires Python: >=3.6.0

# SlurmTUI
[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/slurmtui.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/slurmtui)
![PyPI - Downloads](https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/slurmtui)

A simple Terminal UI for monitoring SLURM jobs.

### Note: SlurmTUI requires slurm 21.08 or later for the Json output support.

## Installation
```bash
pip install slurmtui
```

## Usage
Just run `slurmtui`/`slurmui`/`sui` in your terminal.

Settings can be configured in `~/.slurmtui_settings.json`, you can override the settings path by setting `SLURMTUI_SETTINGS`.

Settings can also be overridden by passing arguments to the command line, for example:
```bash
slurmtui --update-interval 5
```

All extra arguments will be passed to `squeue` command, for example:
```bash
slurmtui --account my_account
```


![jobui](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WissamAntoun/SlurmTUI/main/img/screenshot.png)

# List of planned features (not in the priority order):

- [x] View old jobs
- [x] Filtering jobs when launching
- [ ] Sorting
- [ ] Options other than tail for logs
- [x] Faster launch
- [x] Remove Array columns if no job array exists
- [ ] Search
- [ ] Display used/available resources

# FAQ

### How to select text in the App?
JobUI is running a Textual app which puts your terminal in to application mode which disables clicking and dragging to select text. Most terminal emulators offer a modifier key which you can hold while you click and drag to restore the behavior you may expect from the command line. The exact modifier key depends on the terminal and platform you are running on.

- iTerm Hold the OPTION key.
- Gnome Terminal Hold the SHIFT key.
- Windows Terminal Hold the SHIFT key.

Refer to the documentation for your terminal emulator, if it is not listed above.

# Contact
- [Wissam Antoun](https://github.com/WissamAntoun/)