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pySigma-pipeline-ocsf 0.1.1
pySigma OCSF pipeline
License: MIT
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.9

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# pySigma ocsf Backend

This is the OCSF processing pipeline for pySigma. It provides the package `sigma.pipeline.ocsf` with the `ocsf_pipeline` function that returns a ProcessingPipeline object.

Currently the pipeline adds support for the following event types (Sigma logsource category to OCSF class mapping):

* application
* antivirus
* create_stream_hash
* dns
* dns_query
* driver_load
* firewall
* file_access
* file_change
* file_delete
* file_event
* file_executable_detected
* file_rename
* image_load
* network_connection
* process_access
* process_creation
* process_tampering
* process_termination
* registry_add
* registry_delete
* registry_event
* registry_rename
* registry_set
* sysmon_error

This pipeline is currently maintained by:

* [Hendrik Baecker](https://github.com/andurin/)
printfxpy 1.2.1
A simple and colorful text printing library for Python
License: MIT
Requires Python: <3.14,>=3.8

# Printfxpy

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A simple, lightweight, and colorful text printing library for Python.
Supports colors, styles, HTML hex colors, and even gradient text.

## Support

Join our Discord server for support, questions, and community discussions:

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## Features

- 🎨 Support for 16 different colors
- 🔤 Support for 8 different font styles (Bold, Italic, Underline, etc.)
- 🌈 2-color gradient printing using HTML hex colors (#RRGGBB)
- 🔧 Runtime color & style overrides
- 📦 Zero dependencies
- 🐍 Python 3.8+ support

## Installation

```bash
pip install printfxpy
```

## Quick Start

```python
from printfx import PrintFX

# Basic color printing
printer = PrintFX("RED")
printer.printfx("Hello World!")

# With font styles
bold = PrintFX("GREEN", "BOLD")
bold.printfx("Bold text")

# Runtime style changes
printer.printfx("Italic text", font_style="ITALIC")
printer.printfx("Underlined text", font_style="UNDERLINE")

```

## Available Colors

- `BLACK`, `RED`, `GREEN`, `YELLOW`, `BLUE`, `MAGENTA`, `CYAN`, `WHITE`
- `BRIGHT_BLACK`, `BRIGHT_RED`, `BRIGHT_GREEN`, `BRIGHT_YELLOW`, `BRIGHT_BLUE`, `BRIGHT_MAGENTA`, `BRIGHT_CYAN`, `BRIGHT_WHITE`

## Available Font Styles

- `NORMAL` - Default text style
- `BOLD` - Bold text
- `DIM` - Dimmed text
- `ITALIC` - Italic text
- `UNDERLINE` - Underlined text
- `BLINK` - Blinking text
- `REVERSE` - Reversed colors
- `STRIKETHROUGH` - Strikethrough text

## Gradient Text

```python
from printfx import PrintFX

printer = PrintFX()

printer.gradient(
    "Gradient Text Example!",
    start="#ff0000",
    end="#0000ff"
)
```

## Advanced Usage

```python
from printfx import PrintFX

# Create printer with default settings
printer = PrintFX("BLUE")

# Change color and style at runtime
printer.printfx("Red bold text", color="RED", font_style="BOLD")
printer.printfx("Green underlined text", color="GREEN", font_style="UNDERLINE")

# Combine multiple effects
printer.printfx("Magenta italic text", color="MAGENTA", font_style="ITALIC")
```
elkoep-aio-mqtt 0.1.0b5
Python library for iNELS mqtt protocol
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10
Keywords: iNels, Elko EP, Home assistant integration

# elkoep-aio-mqtt

A library that provides a wrapper around Home Assistant's MQTT component for communication with [iNELS](https://www.inels.com/) devices by ElkoEP company.

This library is designed to run exclusively within Home Assistant and leverages Home Assistant's built-in MQTT functionality.

[Pypi](https://pypi.org/project/elkoep-aio-mqtt/)

# Install

This library is designed to be installed as a dependency for the iNELS integration for Home Assistant. It is not intended to run as a standalone.

# Development status

Supported RF devices

- Switches (01, 02)
- Shutters (03, 21)
- Light dimmers (04, 05)
- RGB light (06)
- Switches with external temperature sensors (07)
- Wireless thermovalves (09)
- Temperature sensors (10)
- Thermostats (12)
- Flood detectors (15)
- Generic detector (16)
- Motion detector (17)
- Controllers/buttons (18, 19)
- Temperature and humidity sensors (29)

Supported bus devices

- SA3-01B (100)
- DA3-22M (101)
- GRT3-50 (102)
- GSB3-90Sx (103)
- SA3-02B (104)
- SA3-02M (105)
- SA3-04M (106)
- SA3-06M (107)
- SA3-012M (108)
- SA3-022M (109)
- FA3-612M (111)
- RC3-610DALI (114)
- IM3_20B (115)
- IM3_40B (116)
- IM3_80B (117)
- DMD3-1 (120)
- IM3-140M (121)
- WSB3-20 (122)
- WSB3-40 (123)
- WSB3-20H (124)
- WSB3-40H (125)
- GCR3-11 (128)
- GCH3-31 (129)
- GSP3-100 (136)
- GDB3-10 (137)
- GSB3-40SX (138)
- GSB3-60SX (139)
- GSB3-20SX (140)
- GBP3-60 (141)
- GSB3-40-V2 (143)
- GSB3-60-V2 (144)
- GSB3-90-V2 (146)
- DAC3-04B (147)
- DAC3-04M (148)
- DCDA-33M (150)
- DA3-66M (151)
- DA3-03M/RGBW (153)
- ADC3-60M (156)
- TI3-10B (157)
- TI3-40B (158)
- TI3-60M (159)
- IDRT3-1 (160)
- JA3-018M (163)
- Virtual heating regulator (167)
- Virtual cooling regulator (168)
- SA3_014M (169)
- JA3_014M (170)
- MCD3-01 (171)
- PMS3-01 (172)
- GSB3-40Sx-V2 (174)
- GSB3-60Sx-V2 (175)
- GSB3-90Sx-V2 (176)
- MSB3-40 (177)
- MSB3-60 (178)
- MSB3-90 (179)
- GRT3-70 (180)
- GRT3-270 (180)
- BITS (bits)
- INTEGERS (integers)
pyrails-mvc 0.1.0
Rails-inspired web framework for FastAPI
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.11

# PyRails

Convention over configuration web framework for FastAPI. Rails-inspired CLI and structure for Python's async ecosystem.

## Installation

```bash
# From GitHub
pip install git+https://github.com/yourusername/pyrails.git

# From source
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/pyrails.git
cd pyrails
pip install .
```

See [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md) for more options.

## Quick Start

```bash
pyrails new blog
cd blog
pyrails generate model Post title:str body:text
pyrails db:migrate
pyrails server
```

Visit `http://localhost:8000/docs`

## Commands

```bash
pyrails new APP              # Create app
pyrails g model NAME ...     # Generate model + migration
pyrails g controller NAME    # Generate controller  
pyrails db:migrate           # Run migrations
pyrails server               # Start dev server
pyrails console              # Interactive REPL
```

See [QUICKSTART.md](QUICKSTART.md) for full command reference.

## Features

- Rails-style CLI with colon notation (`db:migrate`)
- Interactive app creation with templates
- Auto-generating migrations with models
- Async-first (FastAPI + SQLAlchemy 2.0)
- Convention over configuration
- Multiple templates (blog, chat, SaaS, API)

## Templates

- **empty** - Bare structure
- **blog** - User + Article
- **chat** - OpenAI with vanilla JS
- **saas** - Multi-tenant + Stripe
- **api** - API-only

## Field Types

`str`, `text`, `int`, `float`, `bool`, `datetime`, `date`, `json`, `references`

Example:
```bash
pyrails g model Post title:str author:references published:bool
```

## Documentation

- [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md) - Installation guide
- [QUICKSTART.md](QUICKSTART.md) - Quick reference
- [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) - Development setup
- [CLAUDE.md](CLAUDE.md) - Architecture details
- [PUBLISHING.md](PUBLISHING.md) - PyPI publication

## Development

```bash
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/pyrails.git
cd pyrails
make install    # Install with dev dependencies
make test       # Run tests
make lint       # Lint code
make demo       # Create demo app
```

## Testing

```bash
# Run test suite
pytest

# Test installation
./test_install.sh

# Test pip install
./test_pip_install.sh
```

## Contributing

See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)

## License

MIT