semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
fog-of-world-data-parser 0.1.5
A data parser for the internal syncing data format used by Fog of World
Requires Python: >=3.13
Keywords: data-parser, fog-of-world, visualization

# Fog of World Data Parser

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A parser for the data used by [Fog of World](https://fogofworld.app/).

![screenshot](./.github/screenshot.png)

Motivation for building this library can be found in this [blog post](https://www.zijun.dev/en/posts/fog-of-world-data-parser/).

> [!NOTE]
> Check out the web app for visualizing and editing the data of Fog of World App, [FogMachine](https://github.com/CaviarChen/fog-machine), made by the original author.

To update coverage badge, run:

```shell
uv run pytest --cov=src/ ; uv run coverage-badge -f -o coverage.svg
```
django-hx 0.1.2
Tools for using Django with HTMX
Requires Python: >=3.11

# Django-HX

Breaking changes may occur at any time.

Make sure to pin a specific version.

 ```toml
 # pyproject.toml
 [project]
 dependencies = [
     "django-hx==1.2.3", # Pinning to exact version 1.2.3
     # ... other dependencies
 ]
 ```
kdot-mustard 1.0.0
The ultimate hotdog condiment
Requires Python: >=3.11

# kdot-mustard
Blown away by the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show? Wondering how you can get more sweet, pungent, yellowish condiment-based goodness?

# Quick Start
Simply fire up ```kdot-mustard```,
```
pip install kdot-mustard
```

load up one of our three curated commands,
```python
from kdot_mustard import kdot, kdot_simple, kdot_example

kdot(src_path, target_path, loop, frames, duration) # for total control over what goes on the beat
kdot_simple(src_path) # fast and easy results to turn his TV off
kdot_example() # if you need a demonstration of syrup sandwiches and crime allowances
```

and you have your very own mustardized Mr. Morales jumpscare:
![boo!](src\kdot_mustard\img\bossman.gif)

# Documentation
## ```kdot```
Passable parameters to control your ```.gif```

```python
kdot(src_path, target_path, loop, frames, duration)
```
- ```src_path```: ```str```, path to image file to mustardize
- ```target_path```: ```str```, path to save the ```.gif``` file to
- ```loop```: ```int | None```, number of times to loop the ```.gif```, if ```None```, does not loop
- ```frames```: ```int```, number of frames in the ```.gif```
- ```duration```: ```int```, number of ms per frame

## ```kdot_simple```
Simpler function with just the ```src_path```

```python
kdot_simple(src_path)
```
- ```src_path```: ```str```, path to image file to mustardize

## ```kdot_example```
Example function that takes a test image to mustardize for demo purposes

```python
kdot_example()
```