semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
lifex-cli 0.1.4
A CLI tool to manage tasks and syncs with Google Calender & Tasks.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Life-CLI
A Powerful natural-language CLI that is `Made for developers` in mind to `Increase productivity while working`, you can manage google calender events, & `add, edit, delete in google tasks using natural language`! Keeps your day organized, all `Without leaving your terminal`
This project was made for `'midnight.hackclub.com'`

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![gif](https://github.com/aryanscodingden/life-cli/blob/main/Assets/Calender%20Add.gif)

## Life CLI understands human language:
`life task add "buy milk tomorrow morning"`
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`life calendar add "meeting with john at 5pm on 20th nov"`
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`life calender add "doctor appointment next monday 9am"`
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### Time spent: 8h 37m
## Can sync to:
Google Tasks for tasks
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Google Calender for events
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# Features that make it amazing to use!
- Fast & Developer-Friendly
- Built on Typer 
- Easy to extend or modify
- Lightweight — no heavy dependencies

# Commands to help you out!
`life --help (Helps you see all the comands)`
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`life calender add "event"`
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`life task add "task"`
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# Clone the repo 
`git clone https://github.com/aryanscodingden/life-cli`
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`cd life-cli`
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`pip install -r req.txt`
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# ❗Important❗
This app will only work if you have access to the projects oAuth, which I can't publish due to google. Please reach out to me on aryanscode@gmail.com if you want to test this app & I will grant you perms! 

Sucessfully setup! Now run 'life.py sign-in & then life --help for help!

# Support 
You can mail me at aryanscode@gmail.com, or raise a issue and i'll fix it!
modulegraph2 2.3
A module import dependency graph for Python projects.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10

Introduction
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Modulegraph2 is a library for creating and introspecting
the dependency graph between Python modules. The graph is
created using static analisys from source and byte code.

The dependency graph contains information about packages,
modules, extensions and their dependencies. The dependencies
are annotated with relevant information about the import
statement.

Modules that from a distribution installed using pip also have
a link to information about that distribution.

There is `documentation at readthedocs <https://modulegraph2.readthedocs.io/>`_

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CI Status
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Historic
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Modulegraph2 is a complete rewrite of `modulegraph <https://pypi.org/project/modulegraph/>`_,
using lessons learned in that project but with a complete new
Python 3 code base and full test coverage.