semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
marketflow 1.2.4
Access to African, American, European and Asian market data for financial analysis.
Requires Python: >=3.12
Keywords: finance, analysis, analytics, statistics, raw data, market, evaluation

# Asset Management Package

Access to African, American, European and Asian open market data for financial analysis, scientific study and to provide a decision-making basis to investors.

## Installation

You can install this package using pip:

```bash
pip install marketflow
```

## How to use marketflow

Import requirements 

```bash
from marketflow.market_registry import MarketRegistry
from marketflow.market_ticker import MarketTickers
from marketflow.market_data import MarketData
```

Or simply with 

```bash
from marketflow import MarketRegistry, MarketTickers, MarketData
```

Initialize the registry (to manage cache / stored data)

```bash
register = MarketRegistry()

# Get detail
print(register.show_all())

# Market quick description
print(register.describe())

# Market list
print(register.market_list())
# register.purge()   # Uncomment to clear existing registry data
```

Get available tickers for market (Ex : BRVM)

```bash
tickers = MarketTickers()
brvm_tickers = tickers.getTickers("BRVM")
print(brvm_tickers)
```

Download market data (example: BRVM, ticker SGBC, BOAB, BICC,...)
```bash
data = MarketData()
brvm_data = data.getData("BRVM", "all")
boab_data = data.getData("BRVM", "SGBC")
boab_data = data.getData("BRVM", "BOAB")
bicc_data = data.getData("BRVM", "BICC")
print(brvm_data.head())
```
pymeshup 25.10.17
Make volume meshes the easy way
Requires Python: <=3.13,>=3.8
Keywords: meshing, volume, geometry

# PyMeshUp

PyMeshUp aims to provide an easy way to make simple volume meshes using a script.

This is done by wrapping some of the features of pymeshlab and adding an gui.

<img width="645" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34062862/194708772-63d63df1-6ee7-4806-865c-52180e1e42df.png">

To run the gui you can simple run:

`python -m pymeshup.GUI`

_or_ activate the environment with

`./.venv/Scripts/activate`

and then run:

`pymeshup.exe`.

## Install a desktop launcher

Create a desktop launcher of the package by running

`python.exe make_desktop_launcher.py`

## Installation as package

`pip install pymeshup`

## Pre-build executable

https://www.open-ocean.org/pymeshup/

## Building the executable using pyinstaller

pyinstaller PyMeshupGUI.spec