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sshkey-switch 0.4.0
A command-line tool for switching SSH keys
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.0

# sshkey-switch

## Overview
sshkey-switch is a command-line utility that allows users to easily switch between multiple SSH keys in the same terminal. It automates the process of managing SSH keys by listing available keys, selecting one interactively, and adding it to the ssh-agent.

## Supported Operating System
- Mac Os
- Linux

## Features
- Lists all valid SSH private keys from `~/.ssh/`
- Allows interactive selection of an SSH key
- Automatically starts `ssh-agent` if not running
- Removes previously added SSH keys before adding the new one
- Stores recently used keys for quick selection
- Provides instructions to activate the environment variables

## Installation
```sh
# pip install sshkey-switch
```

## Usage
```sh
# sshkey-switch
```
Follow the on-screen instructions to select an SSH key.

## Example Output
```
# sshkey-switch
? Select SSH private key: (Use arrow keys)
 » deploy1 *recent
   github_repo1
   id_rsa
   gitlab_repo2
✅ SSH key switched to: ~/.ssh/github_key
✅ ssh-agent is working correctly.
```

## Notes
- Ensure you run `source ~/.bashrc` if prompted to activate environment variables.
- The script only lists valid SSH private keys and excludes public keys or other files.

## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
pandoras 0.1.1
Undo/Redo functionality for Pandas DataFrames using Apache Arrow
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.13

# Pandoras 🐼🎭  
**Undo/Redo functionality for Pandas DataFrames using Apache Arrow.**  

Pandoras extends `pandas.DataFrame` to add **undo/redo capabilities**, allowing you to **revert accidental modifications** easily.  

## 🚀 Installation  

You can install `pandoras` via pip:  

```sh
pip install pandoras
```

## 📌 Features
✔ **Undo and redo modifications** (`drop`, `rename`, `replace`, etc.)  
✔ **Leverages Apache Arrow for efficient state storage**  
✔ **Supports Pandas' native operations**  

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## 💡 Example Usage  

```python
import pandoras as pd  # Now PandorasDataFrame replaces pd.DataFrame

# Create a DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame({"A": [1, 2, 3], "B": [4, None, 6]})

# Drop a column
df.drop(columns=["B"], inplace=True)
print("After drop:\n", df)

# Undo the drop
df.undo()
print("After undo:\n", df)

# Redo the drop
df.redo()
print("After redo:\n", df)
```

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## 🔮 Future Improvements  
🚀 **Diff-based state tracking** instead of storing full DataFrame copies  
🚀 **Optimize memory usage** using compression

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## 🌜 License  
Pandoras is open-source and licensed under the **MIT License**. Contributions are welcome!  

## 🤝 Contributing  
1. **Fork** the repo on GitHub  
2. **Clone** it locally  
3. Create a new **feature branch**  
4. Submit a **pull request**  

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## 🌍 Connect  
📌 **GitHub Repo:** https://github.com/al2m4n/pandoras/  
📌 **PyPI Package:** https://pypi.org/project/pandoras/  
📌 **Author:** Arman Bahlakeh 

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🐼 **Pandoras – Making Pandas Undoable!** 🎭