semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pycache-wipe 1.0.0
Simple utility to delete __pycache__ folders.
License: MIT

# pycache-wipe

**pycache-wipe** is a lightweight, production-ready Python utility that helps you keep your project directories clean by safely and efficiently deleting all `__pycache__` folders.

These `__pycache__` folders are generated automatically by Python to store bytecode-compiled files. Over time, they can clutter your workspace and may not be necessary to keep in production or deployment environments.

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## Features

- 🌊 **Simple & Intuitive CLI**: Minimal commands with clear flags.
- 🔒 **Safe Deletion**: Only targets `__pycache__` directories, nothing else.
- 🔄 **Two Modes**: Choose between local (current directory) deletion or recursive deletion.
- 🌟 **Robust Error Handling**: Graceful failure and informative messages.

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## Installation

Install via pip:

```
pip install pycache-wipe
```

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## Usage

### Delete all `__pycache__` folders **recursively** (in current and subdirectories):

```
pycache-wipe -r
```

### Delete only the `__pycache__` folder **in the current directory**:

```
pycache-wipe -l
```

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## Example Output

```
Recursively deleting all __pycache__ directories...
✅ Deleted: /your/project/path/__pycache__
✅ Deleted: /your/project/path/submodule/__pycache__
🎉 Finished pycache-wipe operation.
```

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## Why Use pycache-wipe?

- Keep your project folder clean.
- Reduce unnecessary clutter before committing to version control.
- Easily integrate into deployment or CI/CD scripts.
- No more manual deletion!

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## License

MIT License
vbcable-output 0.1.0
This package outputs audio to the VBCable virtual audio device.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# vbcable_output

This package outputs audio to the VBCable virtual audio device.   
https://vb-audio.com/Cable/

## Installation

You can install the package using pip:

```
pip install vbcable_output
```

## Usage
```python
import vbcable_output

# Play the given data at the specified rate.
vbcable_output.play(data, rate)

# Wait for the sound to finish playing.
vbcable_output.wait()

# Check if the VB-CABLE is installed.
vbcable_output.is_vbcable_installed() => bool
```

## Parameters
    data: The audio data you want to play.
    rate: The sample rate of the audio.

## License
MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.