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scoop-template-engine 1.6.0
Prepare scientific journal publications and other documents in LaTeX
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: template engine, LaTeX, scientific publishing, journals

The primary purpose of the SCOOP template engine (`ste`) is to facilitate the preparation of manuscripts in [LaTeX](https://www.latex-project.org/) for publication in scientific journals.
It allows the user to concentrate on the content, rather than the layout.
The layout, which depends on the journal, will be automatically generated.
An effort is made to achieve compatibility of a range of standard LaTeX packages with each supported journal.
In addition, a consistent set of theorem-like environments is provided across journals.

As of version 1.5.0, the SCOOP template engine also supports the creation of LaTeX letters.

## Installation
The SCOOP template engine requires Python 3.9 or newer.
To install the SCOOP template engine and initialize the journal resources, say
```python
pip3 install scoop-template-engine
ste init
```

## Getting Started
Please refer to the "Quick Start" section in the documentation
```python
ste doc
```
for more.

To create the files for a sample document in the current folder, say
```python
ste start amspreprint
```
To render this manuscript in a preprint layout, say
```python
ste prepare
```
Then compile the sample document `manuscript-amspreprint.tex`.

To see the list of supported journals, say
```python
ste list --template
```
DirSeek 2.4
Tools untuk scanning direktori dan file dengan proxy dan user-agent
Requires Python: >=3.10

# **DirSeek**  

**DirSeek** is a Python-based tool for discovering hidden directories (directory brute-forcing) on web servers using a wordlist. DirSeek is designed to be fast, efficient, and user-friendly, supporting various search optimization methods.  

## **Installation**  

You can install **DirSeek** using `pip`:  

```sh
pip install dirseek
```

## **Usage**  

To run **DirSeek**, use the following command:  

```sh
dirseek -u https://example.com [OPTION]
```

For more options, run:  

```sh
dirseek -h
```

## **Features**  

- 🔍 **Fast Search** – Uses optimized algorithms to speed up hidden directory searches.  
- 🧰 **Customization Support** – Allows the use of custom wordlists for more specific search results.  
- 🌐 **HTTP/HTTPS Compatibility** – Automatically detects and correctly handles HTTP/HTTPS protocols.  
- 🛠️ **Beta & Stable Versions Available** – Use experimental features in the beta version or opt for the stable version for reliability.  
- 🔥 **Shebang Support** – Allows direct execution as a script in Unix-based systems.  
- 🚀 **Adjustable Scanning Speed** – Supports thread configuration to optimize search performance.  
- ⏳ **Configurable Timeout** – Users can set timeouts for better control.  
- ⚡ **Faster Scanning** – Improved efficiency for quicker results.  
- 🔧 **Optimized Code** – More efficient code structure to enhance performance.  
- 🐞 **Bug Fixes & Improvements** – Enhancements from previous versions for better stability.  
- 🏷️ **Improved Script Execution Compatibility** – Added shebang for better compatibility across different systems.  

## **Legal Disclaimer**  

[!] **Legal Disclaimer:**  
This tool is for **educational purposes only**. Use it **only** on systems **you have permission** to test. **Unauthorized use is illegal.**  
The developers **are not responsible** for any damages or legal issues that may arise. **USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.**
pytest-unittest-id-runner 0.1.1
A pytest plugin to run tests using unittest-style test IDs
Requires Python: >=3.9

# pytest-unittest-id-runner

This project provides a simple pytest plugin that converts unittest-style test identifiers into pytest-style test identifiers when passed as `file_or_dir` arguments to `pytest` on the command line.
This plug allows the following

    pytest path.to.test_file.TestClass.test_method

to be used instead of

    pytest path/to/test_file.py::TestClass::test_method

## Installation

The plugin can be installed with:

    pip install pytest-unittest-id-runner

Once installed, the plugin automatically attempts to perform the test identifier conversion without further configuration.

## Motivation

This plugin fills a fairly specific niche.
There are some projects out there that use unittest for testing instead of pytest, but they use unittest in a straightforward way, so that pytest can run the tests with its unittest compatibility support.
When working on such a project, one may prefer to work with the tests locally using pytest.
One motivation for doing this could be using a particular pytest feature or plugin for debugging test failures, since the pytest ecosystem is much bigger than unittest's.
In this case, one will find that the tests are run in CI with unittest and the failures are printed in the unittest style.
With `pytest-unittest-id-runner` installed, one can simply copy and paste the unittest identifiers from the CI output onto a pytest command line in order to debug the tests locally and not worry about converting between unittest and pytest styles of test identifier.