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LMS-PYTHON 1.0.3
A License Management System package
Requires Python: >=3.10

# 📦 LMS - License Management System

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## 🔥 About LMS

**LMS (License Management System)** is a lightweight and modular client-server license management solution designed to securely handle license validation and management across multiple clients using JSON-formatted license data. It supports product keys, trial licenses, and is built on Python socket communication for easy integration.

- Multi-client connection handling  
- Support for various license types (product key, trial key, etc.)  
- License data stored in JSON format  
- Simple TCP socket communication  
- Planned web panel for centralized license management (in progress)  

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## 📋 Features

- 🔐 Support for product keys, trial keys, and custom license types  
- 🌐 Concurrent client connections and license validation  
- ⚙️ Flexible JSON-based license storage and management  
- 🛠️ Easy-to-integrate socket-based client-server architecture  
- 📈 Scalable and modular design for future expansion  

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## 🚀 Getting Started

### Prerequisites

- Python 3.10 or higher  
- Basic knowledge of TCP sockets and Python programming  

### Installation

```bash
pip install LMS-PYTHON
```


## Usage

### For Server

```bash
from LMS import LicenseServer, WebPanel

server = LicenseServer(port=5001) # Start Socket Server
WebPanel(server, port=8000) # Start Web Panel
```

### For Client

```bash

from LMS import ClientLMS


client = ClientLMS("127.0.0.1", 5001, True, True)
client.connect_server()

result = client.check_license("FAKE-1234-5678-9999", 8)
print("License check result:", result)

```


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fianchetto-tradebot 0.1.15
An algorithmic trading bot framework connecting to brokerages like E*Trade and Schwab
Requires Python: >=3.6

# TRADEBOT

## Purpose

Use this library to execute trading strategies across various brokerages, including E*Trade, Schwab, and Interactive Brokers (IKBR).

## Get Started!
### Pull down the package
`$> pip install fianchetto-tradebot`

### Using the package
`from fianchetto_tradebot.oex.oex_service import OexService`

### Pull down the quickstart package
`$> pip install fianchetto-tradebot-quickstart`

## Components

### Trident

Trade Identifier Service - service for identifying trading opportunities by scanning markets using user-supplied strategies.

### Oex

Order Executor Service - service for executing user-supplied orders

### Quotes

Quote Service - service for getting live market info for options and equities from the various brokerages. May be expanded to Futures later.

### Helm

Visiblity - service for surfacing the current state of all trades and trading strategies

### Test

Various integration and component tests.

### Scripts

Various integration test scripts and utility scripts that are used on a one-off, or reference basis.

### Common

Contains basic primitives such as financial instrument definitions used throughout TradeBot, libraries for connecting to brokerages, and other shared logic.

## Liability
This project makes no guarantees of any kind, explicit, or implicit, for its correctness, safety, or even suitability for its purpose. Contributors and users should use their best care and judgement when using this project.
While care is taken to build a robust, scalable, and correct system, use is completely at their own risk.