semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
morca 0.4.3
marimo tools for ORCA calculations
Requires Python: >=3.11

Marimo apps for analyzing ORCA calculations
===========================================

Installation
------------

```bash
uv tool install morca
```

Usage
-----

`morca` currently only supplies the `orbitals` app.

```bash
orbitals casscf.out
```

or simply

```bash
orbitals
```
frettipy 0.7
No fretting about pretty Python
Requires Python: >=2.7

# frettipy

No fretting about pretty Python.

* Prefer single over double quotation mark
* Do not omit zero before or after decimal point
* Spaces around binary operator
* No space after unary operator
* Spaces around comparison operator
* No spaces around argument-assignment operator
* No space on inner side of bracket
* No explicit line joining in brackets
* Slices: no spaces around slice operator
* Dictionaries: space after colon (but not before)
* Same indentation of lines with opening and closing bracket
* Spaces around assignment operator
* Block initiation: no space before colon
* Space after comma (but not before)
* No double spaces
* Single space between non-whitespace character and comment
* No space before opening bracket (except after keyword)
* Indentation with four spaces instead of tabs
* No trailing whitespace
* No double blank lines (except before class or function)
* No blank line at end of file
* No blank line at beginning of file
* Newline character at end of last line

## Synopsis

This script formats Python source code following the above style conventions.

    frettipy [-f] FILE

If `-f` is present, `FILE` **is modified in place!** Keep a copy or use version
control. Otherwise the intended modifications are shown without changing `FILE`.

If `FILE` is a directory, **all .py and .Rmd files in the tree are processed!**

## Installation

Either from PyPI:

    python3 -m pip install frettipy

Or from GitHub:

    python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/janberges/frettipy
colorutilsqt 0.1.4
A simple library to convert and print colors in terminal
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Colorutilsqt

**Colorutilsqt** is a simple and lightweight Python library for working with colors. It provides easy conversion between HEX, RGB, and HSL formats, as well as utilities for printing colored text or blocks in the terminal.

If using the moving_fade() function, make sure to add colorutilsqt.enable_safe_print() at the top of your code, to make sure the code runs smoothly.

## Installation

```bash
pip install colorutilsqt