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pycfdi_credentials 1.5.0
Library to manage CSD and FIEL files from SAT. Use this to sign, verify and get certificate data.
Requires Python: >=3.12

# pyCFDI/credentials
:us: The documentation of this project is in spanish as this is the natural language for intended audience.

:es: La documentación del proyecto está en español porque ese es el lenguaje principal de los usuarios.

Este proyecto está inspirado en [phpcfdi/credentials](https://github.com/phpcfdi/credentials/)

## Descripción
Esta librería ha sido creada para poder trabajar con los archivos CSD y FIEL del SAT. De esta forma, se simplifica el proceso de firmar, verificar firma y obtener datos particulares del archivo de certificado así como de la llave pública.

Para ver el detalle de como funcionan los certificados y las llaves privadas, echa un vistazo al archivo [manejo_de_archivos.md](doc/manejo_de_archivos.md), en él encontrarás como, a partir de los archivos provistos por el sat, generar todos los archivos necesario mediante la herramienta [OpenSSL](openssl.org)

## Roadmap
- [x] Cargar certificados y llaves desde archivos del SAT
- [x] Firmar y verificar contenido
- [ ] Determinar si el certificado cargado es FIEL, CSD u otro
- [x] Obtener información del certificado (RFC, nombre, etc)
- [x] Cambiar la contraseña de la llave privada
- [x] Convertir a formato PEM el certificado
- [x] Convertir a formato PEM la llave privada (mantener la llave encriptada)

## TODOS
- [x] Badges
- [ ] Stubs
- [ ] Ilustraciones de procesamiento de certificado y llaves
- [ ] Manual de instalación
- [ ] Manual de uso
- [ ] Mecanismo de contribución
- [ ] Licencia
- [x] Crear pipeline
  - [x] Creacion de virtualenv (poetry)
  - [x] Analsisis estático
  - [x] Analisis de vulnerabilidades
  - [x] black
  - [x] mypy
  - [x] tests
- [x] Publicar en pip de forma automática al crear una nueva versión (si pasó el pipeline)
ai-image-renamer 1.0.0
Rename images based on AI-generated descriptions.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# AI Image Renamer

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**AI Image Renamer** is a command-line tool that leverages generative artificial intelligence to intelligently rename your image files based on their content. This helps in organizing your photo collection by giving images more descriptive and searchable filenames.

A [free Groq API key](https://console.groq.com/keys) is required for this project. For a full documentation of this tool, please visit https://docs.kolja-nolte.com/ai-image-renamer.

## Installation

1. Install **AI Image Renamer** via the `pip` command:

   ```bash
   pip install ai-image-renamer
   ```

2. Get your [free API key on console.groq.com](https://console.groq.com/keys) and set it as an environment variable in  your user's `.bashrc`, `.bash_profile`, `.zshrc`, `.zprofile`, or whichever you use:

   ```bash
   export GROQ_API_KEY="..."
   ```

## Usage

The `rename-images` command is your entry point to the tool. However, since it's using [Groq and Meta's Llama 4 Maverick](https://console.groq.com/docs/vision) model, some limitations apply.

### Basic Usage

To rename a single image:

```bash
rename-images path/to/your/image.jpg
```

To rename multiple images:

```bash
rename-images image1.png image2.jpg path/to/another/image.webp
```

### File Types

The following image file types are supported:

* `.jpg` / `.jpeg`
* `.png`
* `.webp`
* `.bmp`

## Contributing

I welcome contributions to **AI Image Renamer**! Please see the [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) file for guidelines on how to contribute.

## Author

1. **Kolja Nolte** (kolja.nolte@gmail.com)

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
wotclientdetection 2025.8.16.2
Programatically detect and delegate WoT/MT launchers and clients
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: wot, mt, launcher, client, detection

# wotclientdetection

Programatically detect and delegate WoT/MT launchers and clients.  
Based on original code from [OpenWG.Utils](https://gitlab.com/openwg/openwg.utils) and rewritten in Python.  
Currently supports only Windows.

## Installation

```
pip install wotclientdetection
```

## Examples

```py
from wotclientdetection import LauncherManager

manager = LauncherManager()
launchers = manager.get_launchers()
for launcher in launchers:
    clients = launcher.get_clients()
    for client in clients:
        print(client.path)
```

```py
from wotclientdetection import LauncherManager, LauncherFlavour, ClientBranch, ClientRealm

manager = LauncherManager()
launcher = manager.get_launcher(LauncherFlavour.WG)
client = launcher.get_client(realm=ClientRealm.EU)
```

```py
from wotclientdetection import LauncherManager, LauncherFlavour, ClientBranch, ClientRealm

STANDALONE_GAME_PATH = 'C:\Games\wot_standalone'

manager = LauncherManager()
launcher = manager.get_launcher(LauncherFlavour.STANDALONE)
launcher.register_client(STANDALONE_GAME_PATH)
```