semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
media-control 0.0.7
Application to access media controls on your device

# Media Control

> Convert your mobile to TV remote with python

Python application to access media controls on your PC / Laptop via your mobile.

## Usage 

Install the package and run the following command


```bash
media-control

                                 
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#  * Debugger is active!
#  * Debugger PIN: 115-827-049
# This QR Code contains the URL for you to open the command panel in your browser
```

> For this package to work the device you are running this package and your browser should be on same network

## TODO

- [x] Display values for mouse acceleration, volume
- [x] Add Support for keyboard typing - display all the characters being typed including backspace and enter (like key stroke listeners) - https://www.toptal.com/developers/keycode
- [x] Create a python package using poetry and publish it to pypi - Completed using pyproject.toml
- [x] Fix the cursor getting stuck at corners
- [ ] Validate it on linux and mac
- [ ] Add Support for mouse scroll wheel - build a 3d mouse wheel scroll
- [ ] Polish the ui to make the UX more easy
textual-cookbook 0.5.1
Textual Cookbook: Recipes for Textual Applications
Requires Python: >=3.10
Keywords: python, textual, tui, cookbook

# Textual-Cookbook

This repo contains a collection of examples and recipes for using the Textual framework to build terminal applications. Every example in this repository is runnable, and you can use them as a starting point for your own projects, or just learn how to do nifty things with Textual.

The examples are currently organized into the following categories:

- **Animation Effects**: Examples that demonstrate how to create various animation effects in Textual applications.
- **Architecture Patterns**: Examples that showcase different architectural patterns for building Textual applications.
- **Modifying Widgets**: Examples that show how to modify existing widgets or create new ones.
- **Styling and Colors**: Examples that demonstrate how to style Textual applications and use colors effectively.
- **Textual API Usage**: Examples that illustrate how to use the Textual API for various tasks.
- **Tips and Tricks**: A collection of miscellaneous examples that don't fit into the other categories.

All examples are tested with Nox against multiple verions of Textual (back to 1.0.0) in order to see how far back the examples work. Nearly all of them work all the way back to 1.0.0 with a few exceptions. To view the results of the tests, click the link below:

## [Textual Cookbook Test Results](https://ttygroup.github.io/textual-cookbook/reports/)
juandice 0.1.1
A Python package that gives your projects juandice.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Juandice

A simple python package that turns all printed text yellow

## Why

To give your scripts juandice, of course

## Requirements

Python, rich, pip

## Okay

Okay

## Changelog

### 0.1.1

Used more reliable method to replace print function

### 0.1.0

Initial release
discor-lora-b 0.0.3
A simplified Discord API wrapper using aiohttp for HTTP and WebSocket communication.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# discor-lora-b

A lightweight and simple API wrapper for the Discord API, built with `aiohttp` for asynchronous operations.

## Features
- **HTTP Requests**: Easily send messages, get channel info, etc.
- **WebSocket Gateway**: Connect to the Discord gateway to receive real-time events.
- **Event-driven**: A simple system for handling events like `on_message`.

## Installation
```sh
pip install discor-lora-b
jupyter-codeserver2-proxy 0.1.1
Jupyter Server Proxy extension for code-server (VS Code in the browser)
Requires Python: >=3.11
Keywords: jupyter, code-server, jupyterhub, jupyter-server-proxy, vscode

# jupyter-codeserver2-proxy

Jupyter Server Proxy extension for code-server (VS Code in the browser).

## Installation

```bash
pip install jupyter-codeserver2-proxy
```

## Usage

After installation, code-server will appear in your Jupyter launcher. Requires code-server to be installed separately.

## Configuration

Environment variables:
- `JCSP_CODESERVER`: Path to code-server executable
- `JCSP_TITLE`: Launcher title (default: "Code Server")
- `JCSP_ICON`: Custom icon path