semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
rakuten-recipe-scraping 0.1.0
楽天レシピのデータをスクレイピングするためのライブラリ
Requires Python: >=3.7

# rakuten_recipe_scraping

楽天レシピからレシピ情報をスクレイピングするPythonライブラリ。

## 使い方

### インストール

```bash
pip install rakuten_recipe_scraping
```

### サンプルコード

```python
from rakutenrecipescraping import rakutenrecipescraping

rakuten = rakutenrecipescraping("https://recipe.rakuten.co.jp/recipe/1000000000/")
data = rakuten.get_all()
print(data)
```

## LICENSE

このプロジェクトは MITライセンス のもとで公開されています。

## 注意事項

本プロジェクトは教育目的で作成されたものです。スクレイピングを行う際はターゲットサイトの `robots.txt` や利用規約に従ってリクエストを過度に送信しないよう注意してください。
ezencode 0.8
A simple text encoder: EZ Encode
Requires Python: >=3.13
Keywords: EZ, decode, encode, ez, ezencode

> **EZ Encode** is a simple custom encoder that has a
> *two* layer encoding mechanism which makes it a bit more secure.
> Though, the conecpt could be improved upon it works really well.

#### *Example*:

```python
# import the ezencode classe
from EZencode.ezencode import ezencode

# Generate some text to encode
data = "Hello, world! The encoder and decoder really works. \n\n"

# Encode the data
encoded = ezencode(data).encode()    # encode and store the encoded data

# Decode the data
decoded = ezencode(encoded).decode() # decode and store the decoded data

print("Encoded: ", encoded, end="\n")  # print the encoded data
print("Decoded: ", decoded, end="\n")  # print the decoded data

# The code shown above is the typical usage of ezencode
# The code below is a special use case and is not always necessary

# Encode the encoded data as bytes and write it to a file
#
#     encoded = ezencode(data).encode(as_bytes=True, write_out=True)
#
# The file name will be ./ezencode-seconds.bin
# To decode the data, just read the file contents and use
# ezencode's decode method to decode the data
#
#     with open('./ezencode-seconds.bin', 'rb') as bin_file:
#         data = bin_file.read()
#         decoded = ezencode(data).decode()
#
# Then, print the decoded data
#     print(decoded)
```

```bash
# Command Line usage
ezencode [-b -h -w] -d|-e *DATA*

# Getting help
ezencode -h

# Typical usage
encoded="$(ezencode -e "Hello")"
decoded="$(ezencode -d "$encoded")"

# Writing encoded data as is to a file
ezencode -w -e "Hello, world"

# Writing encoded data as bytes to a file
ezencode -b -w -e "Hello, world"

# Decoding encoded data from file
data="$(cat ./ezencode-SECONDS.bin)"
ezencode -d "$data"
```