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rrc-statewide-api 1.0.2
A Python parser for Texas RRC Statewide API Data (DBF format)
Requires Python: >=3.9

# RRC Statewide API Parser

A Python library for parsing and processing the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) **Statewide API Data** provided in dBase (`.dbf`) format.

## Features
- Efficient parsing of legacy `.dbf` files using `dbfread`.
- Automatic handling of character encoding (`ISO-8859-1`).
- Standardized mapping and normalization of date fields.
- Helper utilities for RRC-specific data formatting.

## Installation

```bash
pip install rrc-statewide-api
```

## Usage

```python
from rrc_statewide_api import RRCStatewideParser

parser = RRCStatewideParser("path/to/file.dbf")

for record in parser.parse():
    print(record['API_NUM'], record['LEASE_NAME'])
    
# Inspect available fields
print(parser.get_fields())
```
bless 0.3.0
A Bluetooth Low Energy Server supplement to Bleak
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Bless

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Test](https://github.com/kevincar/bless/actions/workflows/build-and-test.yml/badge.svg)
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Bless is an acronym for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Server Supplement.

Bless provides an OS-independent python package for creating a BLE Generic
Attribute Profile (GATT) server to broadcast user-defined services and
characteristics. This is particularly useful when prototyping and testing
servers on different devices with the goal of ensuring that expected behavior
matches across all systems.

Bless's code roughly follows a similar style to
[Bleak](https://github.com/hbldh/bleak) in order to ease development of client
and server programs.

# Installation

```bash
pip install bless
```

# Features

Bless enables reading, writing, and notifying of BLE characteristic values.
Developers can provide callback functions to manipulate data that is sent out
for reading or delivered for writing prior to processing the underlying
commands.

# Examples

See example code for setting up a BLE server where read and write
characteristic can be be probed by BLE clients (central devices)

[Basic Server
Example](https://github.com/kevincar/bless/blob/master/examples/server.py)

[GATT Tree Server
Example](https://github.com/kevincar/bless/blob/master/examples/gattserver.py)
openopus 0.0.3
Python client and service layer for Open Opus API with caching and normalized models
Requires Python: >=3.10
Keywords: Open Opus, classical music, classical

# Open Opus 
A lightweight Python package that provides a stable interface to the [Open Opus API](https://openopus.org/).

This project exists to decouple application code from the Open Opus API's raw response formats and availability characterstics. 

---

## Requirements
- Python >= 3.10

---

## Installation
Library only:
```bash
pip install openopus
```
tfwr-expand 0.1.1
A library for The Farmer Was Replaced.
Requires Python: >=3.9

<h1>Expand Library of <i>The Farmer Was Relpaced</i></h1>

Just copy all the file into your save folder to use it.
Also you can install this libray by excuting `pip install TFWR-expand`.

**CAUTION: Remember to backup a `__builtin__.py` file in your save folder before using this library. This library will overwrite your `__builtin__.py` file. Or, you can use this libray at other folder or do not copy `__builtin__.py` file into your save folder.**

Enjoy it!

# Document

Basically, `__builtin__.py`, `__init__.py` and `_tfwr_official_provided.__builtins__.py` provide the *Python* language features to you.
They are *Python* scripts which **can't** be imported in the game.

## algorithms

`import algorithms`.

### `qsort(arr)`

Calling `algorithms.qsort(arr)` with any `list` will sort it.

For example:
```python
from algorithms import qsort

arr = [3, -1, 11, 0, 7]

qsort(arr)

print(arr)  # [-1, 0, 3, 7, 11]
```

## tools

`import tools`.

### `has_item(item)`

Calling `tools.has_item(item)` for checking whether player has `Items`. Returns `True` if the player has it, otherwise `False`.

### `cost_enough(entity, level=None, scale=1.0)`

Calling `tools.cost_enough(thing, level=None, scale=1.0)` for checking whether player has enough item(s) to buy or plant the `thing`. Returns `True` if the player has enough item(s), otherwise `False`.