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metagame-trading-bootcamp-client 0.1.0
MetaGame Trading Bootcamp Python Client
Requires Python: >=3.12

# Trading Bootcamp Python Client

Write your trading bot with Python!

## Setup

- Make sure you have Python 3.8 or higher installed.
- Use git to clone this repository and navigate to the client-py directory.
- Install the required packages with `pip install -r requirements.txt`.
- Make a copy of example.env and rename it to .env. Then set the environment variables:
  - JWT and ID_JWT: log in to the website, open the dev console, and search for the "auth" info log.
  - ACT_AS: You can leave this empty if you want to act as yourself, but otherwise you'll need to act as the bot in the website and look in the dev console for the actingAs log. You'll then copy the id from that log.
- Now run either naive_bot.py or market_maker_bot.py. Both are self-contained examples. The naive bot is a simple starting point, while the market maker bot shows more complex functionality.
lenspyx 2.0.52
lensed CMB sims pipe



# lenspyx

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Curved-sky python lensed CMB maps simulation package by Julien Carron.

This allows one to build very easily lensed CMB simulations. 

The package explicitly provides a few methods for most basic usage (such alm2lenmap and synfast). Check the [doc](https://lenspyx.readthedocs.io/en/latest) (which refers to the repo master branch). 
There is also a notebook [demo_lenspyx](examples/demo_lenspyx.ipynb) for examples and sanity checks.

There are further tools for CMB lensing reconstruction (adjoint lensing etc.) which may be useful to CMB-lensing intensive applications.

**From v2 onwards (april 2023)**: 

Lenspyx now essentially only wraps extremely efficient routines from [DUCC](https://gitlab.mpcdf.mpg.de/mtr/ducc) by M.Reinecke,
with massive speed-ups and accuracy improvements (see [this paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.10431)), in a way incompatible to v1 which is now abandoned.

Required is ducc0 version >= 0.30.0.
For best performance, please refer to the [DUCC page](https://gitlab.mpcdf.mpg.de/mtr/ducc) for installation instructions making profit of compiler-specfic optimizations.

### Installation

The code should hopefully be platform independent.

Editable installation from source: clone the repo and
    
    pip install --no-binary ducc0 -e ./ [--user]

From pypi

    pip install --no-binary ducc0 lenspyx [--user]

The –-user is required only if you don’t have write permission to your main python installation.
The ducc0 installation without binaries might take a while (several minutes).

In case you use this package and also wish to acknowledge it, you can provide a reference to [this paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.10431).

![SNSF logo](./docs/SNF_logo_standard_web_color_neg_e.svg)
gpg-prompt 0.1.3
A gpg command prompter and manual browser using rofi/fzf
Requires Python: >=3.6

# GPG Command Prompter | rofi / fzf launcher


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This package provides two helpers to access to **GPG commands** and **shortcuts** via an **interactive manual** extracted from the official GnuGPG manual. 40 commands are made available from the GPG code-base in this way, allowing users to reference and learn the craft of GPG. Using the helpers may assist those wanting to learn more about GPG. This version is for posix-compliant systems that are able to install fzf/rofi, a seperate ulauncher extension is also available.

## Versions

There are two versions to suit different user preferences:

1. **CLI Version**: Ideal for users who prefer interacting through the command line.
2. **Rofi Popup Version**: Designed for users who prefer a graphical interface, providing a visually appealing and intuitive experience, great for tiling window managers like [i3](https://i3wm.org/) and [bspwm](https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm).

## Usage

| Keyword        | Description                                                                    | Example     |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------- |
| `gpg-fzf` | Search for gpg**commands** and **shortcuts** for a given `query` | enter to open GPG Manual |
| `gpg-rofi` | Search for gpg**commands** and **shortcuts** for a given `query` | enter to open GPG Manual |

## Features

* Search for GPG Commands either by their description or their Hotkey.
* Hitting enter on a command will redirect to [GPG Manual](https://github.com/ubuntupunk/gpg-prompt/blob/main/src/gpg_prompt/assets/gpg.md) on the same command.
* Future development may add a `cmd insert` function, allowing users to input a
  command directly into the terminal.

## Disclaimer
* This project is not related to the GnuPG Project and does not make any claims about the GPG software.
* Since the Commands Database and its description fragments have not been fully tested and validated, they may not be functional, please report any issue [here](https://github.com/ubuntupunk/gpg-prompt) if any commands don't map the GnuPGP official manual.
* If you have issues with GnuPG (GPG) please report that via the official GPG channels.

## Installation

### Manual Installation

* Download the [Latest Release](https://github.com/ubuntpunk/gpg-prompt/releases/latest)
* Extract the archive and copy the files to `~/.local/share/gpg-prompt`

### System requirements
- Rofi
- Fzf

### Recommended Installation

```python
pip install gpg-prompt
```
### Install Helpers for Ubuntu/Debian

```bash
sudo apt install rofi fzf
```

### Operation
`gpg-fzf`  `# Uses fzf interface`

`gpg-rofi`  `# Uses rofi interface`