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atsphinx-footnotes 0.3.2
Powered footnotes extension for Sphinx.
Requires Python: >=3.9

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atsphinx-footnotes
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Powered footnote tools for Sphinx.

Example
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When using standard reStructuredText,
you must write footnotes into last of source to render into last of document.

.. code:: rst

   Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. [#]_

   The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog [#]_

   .. [#] This is first sentence of "Lorem ipusum"
   .. [#] This is one of pangram.

When you use this extension, you can write footnotes nearby refer contents.

.. code:: rst

   Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. [#]_

   .. [#] This is first sentence of "Lorem ipusum"

   The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog [#]_

   .. [#] This is one of pangram.

Getting started
===============

(TBD)
mm-one 0.1.0
Media Management Tools
Requires Python: >=3.10

# Media Management Tools

## Introduction

`mm-tools` is designed to be a flexiable and light-weighted tool to manage your media assets, with AI features and powerful plugin system.

## Roadmap

[] Importing Media(Photos, Videos), supporting custom directory structure, raw/jpeg seperate directory, video metadata.
[] Database for media, support metadata, tagging, rating, description.
[] Database merging, import from LightRoom/Apple Photos.
[] AI features, embedding, VLM description, OCR results.
[] Movie metadata crawling.
[] Search by image, text and other custom filters.
pyshp-stubs 0.0.0
Static typing indicator for PyShp 3 (which is already typed).  PyShp is a pure Python read/write support for ESRI Shapefile format
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: geographic, geospatial, gis, shapefile, shapefiles

# PyShp-stubs
Nominal type stubs for PyShp.

PyShp 3 is statically typed.  PyShp has historically been a single file library (shapefile.py).

According to PEP 561, and [the spec](https://typing.python.org/en/latest/spec/distributing.html#packaging-typed-libraries) in order to add a py.typed marker file (without indicating to type checkers
that every package the user has installed adajacent to PyShp should also be type checked, regardless of whether all such packages support that or not), "The single-file module should be refactored into a package".

Myself and several other project contributers are reluctant to give up the single-file module (shapefile.py).  We quite like it.  

The purpose of this package is purely to indicate to type-checkers that PyShp is typed.  It just so happens to be primarily typed in-line in the main library, from which the stubs in shapefile.pyi are largely automatically generated by MyPy's stubgen.
unireport-gen 0.1.0
Universal HTML Test Report Generator
Requires Python: >=3.8

# unireport

**unireport** is a Python library for generating beautiful, standalone HTML test reports from various testing frameworks.

## Features

- **Universal Support**: Works with any testing framework that outputs standard formats (JUnit XML, Robot Framework XML).
- **Beautiful Reports**: Generates modern, interactive HTML reports with charts and filtering.
- **Single File**: The output is a single HTML file with embedded CSS and JS, easy to share.
- **Visualizations**: Includes charts to visualize test results (Pass/Fail/Skip).

## Installation

```bash
pip install unireport
```

## Usage

### Programmatic Usage

```python
from unireport import Report, TestSuite, TestCase, TestStatus, HTMLGenerator

# Create a report object
suite = TestSuite(name="My Suite", tests=[
    TestCase(name="test_one", status=TestStatus.PASS, duration=0.1),
    TestCase(name="test_two", status=TestStatus.FAIL, duration=0.2, message="Failed assertion")
])
report = Report(title="My Test Report", suites=[suite])

# Generate HTML
generator = HTMLGenerator()
generator.generate(report, "report.html")
```

### Using Adapters

**JUnit XML**
```python
from unireport import parse_junit_xml, HTMLGenerator

report = parse_junit_xml("results.xml")
HTMLGenerator().generate(report, "report.html")
```

**Robot Framework**
```python
from unireport import parse_robot_xml, HTMLGenerator

report = parse_robot_xml("output.xml")
HTMLGenerator().generate(report, "report.html")
```

## License

MIT