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exakt-cast 0.0.11
Cast is an app that allows you to wrangle your data locally using DuckDB
Requires Python: <3.13,>=3.9

# Exakt Cast

Cast is a lightweight, powerful utility designed to enable actuaries, data scientists, and pricing professionals to easily run analytical queries on local CSV and Parquet files. Built on top of DuckDB, this tool allows users to leverage SQL-like queries for rapid exploration and analysis of their data without requiring a complex database setup.

## Features
**Query Local Files**: Run SQL queries directly on CSV and Parquet files stored locally.

**Ease of Use**: Simple streamlit webapp to run and manage your queries on.

**Blazing Fast Analytics**: Powered by DuckDB, optimized for analytical queries on large datasets.

**Lightweight**: No database setup or configuration required—just point to your files and start querying.


**Extensibility**: Designed for pricing and actuarial workflows but flexible enough for general-purpose analytics.

## Who Should Use This?
This tool is perfect for:

**Actuaries**: Quickly explore insurance data, summarize portfolios, and validate assumptions.

**Data Scientists**: Perform ad-hoc analysis on datasets without loading them into a database.

**Pricing Professionals**: Join, clean and analyze datasets that can be used in your pricing models.

## Installation
Install the package using pip:

```
pip install exakt
```

## Usage

Open up a terminal window or command prompt and type in:

```
cast
```

This should open up a webrowser instance, with cast open.
basic-colors 0.1.2
A module for printing colored text to the terminal
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Basic colors

This Python module provides you with:
- set of variables that you can use to **color** your text in terminal,
- **logging** like messages with or without icons,
- **verbose** on/off printing.

## Installation
You can install the module using pip:
```bash
pip install basic-colors
```

## Usage
Module `basic_colors` provides you with a set of variables that you can use to color your text in terminal.

### Colored text
```python
from basic_colors import *

print(Blue + "Ahoj" + Reset)
```

### Logging like messages
```python
from basic_colors import enable_icons, print_info, print_warning, print_error, verbose_print, 

enable_icons(True)
print_info("This is an info message.")
print_warning("This is a warning message.")
print_success("This is a success message.")
print_error("This is an error message.", False)
```

```Bash
 â„ąď¸Ź  Info: This is an info message.     
âš ď¸Ź Warning: This is a warning message.
âś… Success: This is a success message.  
âťŚ Error: This is an error message.
```
*(in color)*

### Verbose print
The `set_verbose(True)` command enables verbose printing. If you want to print a message only in verbose mode, use the `verbose_print()` function.

```python
from basic_colors import set_verbose, verbose_print

set_verbose(False)
verbose_print("This is a non-verbose message.")
set_verbose(True)
verbose_print("This is a verbose message.")
```

## Sources:
- [stackoverflow.com](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/287871/how-do-i-print-colored-text-to-the-terminal)