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pofiletranslate 0.5.0
A CLI tool for automating PO file translations
Keywords: translation, PO files, localization, i18n

### PO files translator from local codebases

A simple CLI tool that scans a codebase for translations and updates a given PO file with the most likely translations.
It automatically extracts the language from the PO file's name (for example, "ar.po" yields the language code "ar").

## Installation

```bash
pip3 install pofiletranslate
```

## Usage

To run the tool, you can provide either the full path or the relative path to the .po file, 
depending on where you're located in the terminal.
Example, Browse your translation folder (e.g., `i18n`), open the terminal, and run:
```bash
 pofiletranslate fr.po
```
For help, run:

```bash
pofiletranslate --help
```

### Command-Line Arguments

- **`po_file_path` (required):** Path to the PO file you want to process.  
  *Example:* `/full/path/to/ar.po`
  
- **`--depth` (optional):** Backtrack depth for computing the codebase directory. Defaults to `4`.  
  *Example:* `--depth 3`

- **`--exclude` (optional):** Comma-separated list of directory names to exclude from the scan. 
Defaults to an empty string, meaning no directories are excluded.  
  *Example:* `--exclude "dir1,dir2"`
  - This will exclude the directories `dir1` and `dir2` from the translation scan.

### Example usage:

```bash
pofiletranslate /full/path/to/ar.po --depth 3 --exclude "dir1,dir2"
```
This example will process the `ar.po` file with a depth of `3` and will exclude 
the directories `dir1` and `dir2` from the scan.

## What It Does

The tool scans the specified codebase for PO files matching the derived language (e.g., "fr") 
and updates your provided PO file with the most likely translation.
If for example state == 'statut' is found with 70% confidence and state == 'état' is found with 30% confidence, 
the tool will select 'statut'.
gguf-pack 0.0.32
gguf portable pack for picture/audio/video generation

## gguf-pack

install it via pip/pip3 by:
```
pip install gguf-pack
```

download the pack by:
```
py -m gguf_pack
```
if no py command, use python/python3

### run the pack
- locate the .bat file in the main directory and run it (decompress .7z first)
- this is a developmental pack for code editing purpose

![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/calcuis/comfy/master/gguf-pack.png)

metadata inside the sample picture above (drag it to the activated browser for workflow)

### * major difference between gguf-pack and comfy
- gguf is a core node in gguf-pack
- gguf is a custom node in comfy

### reference
- ui-codebase: comfy
- base: llama.cpp
- gguf-node
- gguf-connector
Enrich2 2.0.2
Analysis program for calculating variant scores from deep mutational scanning data.

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Enrich2
=======

Enrich2 is a general software tool for processing, analyzing, and visualizing data from deep mutational scanning experiments.
For more information or to cite Enrich2, please refer to [A statistical framework for analyzing deep mutational scanning data](https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-017-1272-5).

[Enrich2 documentation](https://enrich2.readthedocs.io) is available on [Read the Docs](https://readthedocs.org/).

An example dataset is available at the [Enrich2-Example GitHub repository](https://github.com/FowlerLab/Enrich2-Example/).

Thanks to the efforts of [Chris Macdonald](https://github.com/odcambc), Enrich2 is now able to run under modern versions of Python as of v2.0.0!

Installation and dependencies
-----------------------------

Enrich2 runs on Python 3 (v2.0.0 and higher) and requires the following packages:

* [NumPy](http://www.numpy.org/)
* [SciPy](http://www.scipy.org/)
* [pandas](http://pandas.pydata.org/)
* [PyTables](http://www.pytables.org/)
* [Statsmodels](http://statsmodels.sourceforge.net/)
* [matplotlib](http://matplotlib.org/)
* [fqfa](https://fqfa.readthedocs.io/)

The configuration GUI requires [Tkinter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/tkinter.html).
Building a local copy of the documentation requires [Sphinx](http://sphinx-doc.org/).

Enrich2 can be installed in a new virtual environment using pip:

    python3 -m venv e2env
    source e2env/bin/activate
    pip install enrich2

You should now be able to launch the Enrich2 graphical user interface by typing `enrich_gui` or the command line interface by typing `enrich_cmd`.

For additional information consult the [online documentation](https://enrich2.readthedocs.io/).

Questions?
----------

Please use the [GitHub Issue Tracker](https://github.com/FowlerLab/Enrich2/issues) to file bug reports or request features. 

Enrich2 was written by [Alan F Rubin](mailto:alan.rubin@wehi.edu.au).
futils 1.3.3
A cli tool for managing documents and media files

# futils

A CLI tool to automate repetitive tasks during management of documents and
media files

## Usage

```bash
fu [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
```

### Available commands

* `imgresize` Resize images to smaller resolutions applying same effect as
  'cover' css, useful for wallpapers and background images management
* `index`: Creates a text file listing all files at given path in ascending
   order. Only direct children files.
* `index-removed`: Creates a text file listing all files that are present in
   a given index but doesn't exists in specified path anymore.
* `iterate` Iterates files in a path and opens it in default application,
   useful for review pictures or multiple docs in a folder
* `iteratefrom` Iterates each line of given file as a path and will open
   it in default system program.
* `moviefixname` Assists in the process of renaming movie files into a
   format like `<Title> (Year) - <Resolution> - <Audio Lang> <Extra>.<ext>`.
   Use this for your plex library 😉
* `tvshowfixnames` Assists in the process of renaming multiple TV show files
   into a format like `<TV Show title> - S<Season number>E<Episode number>`.
   Similar to `moviefixname` but for TV show episodes files.

### Usage details for each subcommand

Use `--help` option to get details about each arguments, option and usage
for each command

```bash
# Show help for 'imgresize' command
fu imgresize --help
```

Output for above command:
```bash
Usage: fu imgresize [OPTIONS] [SRC_DIR]

  Resize images to smaller resolution applying same effect as css 'cover'

Arguments:
  [SRC_DIR]  Directory containing images to resize  [default: ./]

Options:
  -w, --width INTEGER   Desired width in pixels  [default: 1920]
  -h, --height INTEGER  Desired height in pixels  [default: 1080]
  -d, --dst-dir TEXT    Destination directory for resized images
  --help                Show this message and exit.
```

## Install

### Using pip

```bash
pip install futils
```

> futils depends on python 3, in some systems you may want to use `pip3` to
> install programs into python 3 environment

## Development

Check [Development section](./DEVELOPMENT.md)