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beepy 1.0.9
Play notification sounds.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.0
Keywords: beep notification sound beepr beeper

# beepy Package

beepy is a Python language module that allows users to easily play notification sounds on Linux, OSX and Windows. It only works under Python 3.

It is intended to be used when you are running a long analysis in the background and want to know when it is ready.

## Example Use

```python
import beepy
beep(sound=1)  # integer as argument
beep(sound='coin')  # string as argument
```

## Requirements

Currently, beepy only runs on Python 3.

beepy relies on a Python package called simpleaudio which can be also be installed using: pip install simpleaudio. See requirements of simpleaudio here. 

For Windows system, Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 is required. You can get it with "Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools" from https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads .

## Installation

To install, type: pip install beepy.

## Arguments

Sound argument takes either integers (1-7) or string (from the list below) as argument.

Following are the mappings for the numbers:

1 : 'coin', 2 : 'robot_error', 3 : 'error', 4 : 'ping', 5 : 'ready', 6 : 'success', 7 : 'wilhelm'

## Issues

beepy is currently at pre-alpha stage. But reports can be posted on Github at a later date.

## Author

* Prabesh Dhakal - Initial Work

## Licence

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details.

## Acknowledgements

* beepr: The main motivation behind this package is another R package by the name of beepr. I could not find an equivalent for Python, so decided to make my own version of it. You can learn more about beepr here.
* simpleaudio: This package is built on top of another package named simpleaudio, and would not be possible in its absence. While it is largely based on simpleaudio, beepy is not meant to replace the simpleaudio package. My sincere thanks to hamiltron for creating simpleaudio.
* Sound Files: All sound files used in this package come from freesound.org and were Creative Commons 0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) licenced at the time of creation of this project.
garmin-ical-export 1.1.1
Export Garmin Connect activities to iCalendar file
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Garmin iCAL Export
Garmin Connect only allows you to publish calendar with planned workouts for upcoming 30 days ([source](https://support.garmin.com/ms-MY/?faq=UVAoDoRAgl1d75WQc4aGEA)).
There is no way how to export/publish your passed activities. This package provides a CLI tool that fills the gap.

The package will export your activities to [iCalendar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar) file that can be imported into any calendar client.

To keep your calendar always synced with Garmin Connect you will have to:
1) schedule a periodical job to run the CLI tool
2) publish iCalendar file to an URL
3) create new calencdar in your client connected to the URL


## Installation
```bash
pip3 install garmin-ical-export
```

## Usage
```
usage: garmin-ical-export [-h]
                          [--activity_type {running,cycling,swimming,multi_sport,fitness_equipment,hiking,walking,winter_sports,other,all}]
                          [--limit LIMIT]
                          [--measurement_system {metric,imperial}]
                          [--target_file TARGET_FILE]
                          login_email password

Exports Garmin Connect activities to iCalendar file.

positional arguments:
  login_email           your Garmin Connect login e-mail
  password              your Garmin Connect login password

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --activity_type {running,cycling,swimming,multi_sport,fitness_equipment,hiking,walking,winter_sports,other,all}
                        export only specific type of activity
  --limit LIMIT         max. number of activities to export
  --measurement_system {metric,imperial}
                        which system to use to calculate activity properties
  --target_file TARGET_FILE
                        target .ics file (prints to stdout if not passed)

```

## Examples
Export all activities, print the result.
```bash
garmin-ical-export <GARMIN_CONNECT_EMAIL> <GARMIN_CONNECT_PASSWORD>
```
Export only `running` activities, save the result to `garmin_activities.ics` file inside home folder.
```bash
garmin-ical-export <GARMIN_CONNECT_EMAIL> <GARMIN_CONNECT_PASSWORD> --activity_type running --target_file ~/garmin_activities.ics
```
pyalko 0.3.2
Asynchronous python client for AL-KO Robolinho Mowers.
License: MIT
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.8
Keywords: alko, al-ko, robolinho, api, async, client

# PyAlko

Asynchronous python client for AL-KO Robolinho Mowers.
This package allows you to interact with AL-KO API to control your robolinho mower.

Tested with:
- AL-KO Robolinho 800W

## Installation

```bash
pip install pyalko
```

## Attributions
- [@timmo001](https://github.com/timmo001) for source of inspiration with his [aiolyric package](https://github.com/timmo001/aiolyric).
- [@ludeeus](https://github.com/ludeeus) for his generator class.

#

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