semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pythonclicker27 0.0.5
A simple and easy-to-use autoclicker library for Python
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: autoclicker, python, clicker, automation, pyclicker27

PyClicker27 is an efficient and lightweight autoclicker tool.
It is designed to automate repetitive clicking and keypress tasks.
It allows users to customize click intervals, durations, target locations, and even simulate keypresses, making it ideal for gaming, testing, or productivity purposes. The tool is easy to use, with a simple interface and support for hotkeys to start and stop the clicking or keypress process. 
PyClicker27 is built with Python, ensuring cross-platform compatibility and flexibility for various use cases.
pyliblzfse 0.4.1
Python bindings for the LZFSE reference implementation
License: MIT

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Overview
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pyliblzfse is a Python (https://www.python.org/) module that provides LZFSE 
and LZVN compression and decompression through the reference implementation 
provided by Apple (https://github.com/lzfse/lzfse).

Installation
============

  pip3 install pyliblzfse

If you are using python 3.7 or higher, you don't need a dev environment to
install on macOS or Windows.

Building
========

  $ git clone --recursive https://github.com/ydkhatri/pyliblzfse
  $ python setup.py build

Usage
=====

  import liblzfse
  try:
    decrypted_data = liblzfse.decompress(encrypted_data)
  except liblzfse.error:
    print('liblzfse had an error!')

The library expects encrypted_data to be of the form b'bvx*......bvx$'.

Notes
=====

This is a fork of pylzfse project, which incorporates certain improvements and
provides python wheel builds (for 3.7+) so end users do not need to compile it.

Credits and Legal Information
=============================

pyliblzfse is free and unencumbered software released under the terms of the MIT
license; see COPYING for the license text. For a list of its authors and
contributors, see AUTHORS.

The ASCII art logo at the top was made using 
http://manytools.org/hacker-tools/ascii-banner
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fixify 0.0.5
Terminal AI for Code Explanation & Correction
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# 🛠️ Fixify - Terminal AI for Code Explanation & Correction

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Fixify lets you explain and fix code right from your terminal — no tab-switching, no distractions, just pure productivity.

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## ⚡ Features (Based on Flow)

### 1. 🧠 Explanation (Parameter-Based)
Send your problem and prompt directly through the terminal.  
> Fixify gives a human-readable explanation.

### 2. 📄 Explanation (File-Based)
Just provide file name + start & end line.  
> Fixify explains that code block in terminal.

### 3. 🔧 Correction (Parameter-Based)
Send your buggy code snippet and description as parameters.  
> Fixify shows corrected code + what it changed.

### 4. ✍️ Correction (File-Based)
Give file, start & end lines.  
> Fixify directly edits the file inline using your chosen model.

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## 🚀 Usage (Coming Soon)
```bash
fixify explain --prompt "Why this fails?" --code "..."
fixify explain --file app.py --start 20 --end 35

fixify fix --prompt "Fix null error" --code "..."
fixify fix --file app.py --start 10 --end 40