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sopel-slap 0.4.2
Plugin for Sopel that lets users slap each other in fun ways
Requires Python: <4,>=3.8
Keywords: sopel, plugin, slap, pranks, bot, irc

# sopel-slap

Plugin for Sopel that lets users slap each other in fun ways

## Installation

```sh
pip install sopel-slap
```

_Substitute the appropriate `pip` command based on your environment (e.g.
`pip3` or `pip3.10` on systems with multiple Python versions available)._

_If your Sopel configuration requires it, run `sopel-plugins enable slap`,
passing the appropriate config name to `-c` if you have multiple bots._

## Configuration

The easiest way to configure this plugin is via Sopel's built-in wizard:

```sh
sopel-plugins configure slap
```

Available settings are described below.

### The `verbs` option

`verbs` is a list of verbs to choose from when slapping people. If set, it
overrides the default list.

Probably the easiest way to make a custom list is to just press Enter twice
when the config wizard asks for a list of verbs, which will add the default
list to your bot's `.cfg` file. Then you can use your favorite text editor.

_(We're aware that Sopel's wizard doesn't have great UX when it comes to
entering lists. It'll get worked on someday, probably.)_

### The `reflexive` option

`reflexive` is the pronoun the bot uses when someone with authorization does
`.slap BotNick`. By default, this is set to "itself".

## Commands

<dl>
  <dt>.slap</dt>
  <dd>Make the bot slap you</dd>

  <dt>.slap nickname [reason]</dt>
  <dd>Slap someone else, with an optional reason</dd>
</dl>

_If your bot has a non-default `prefix`, substitute it for `.` above._

## Credits

This is based on [the original `slap.py`][original-slap.py] by Michael Yanovich
from [sopel-extras][], dating back to the late '00s/early '10s. It's been
rewritten more or less from scratch to do things in the modern Sopel way. The
only meaningful behavior change was dropping substitution of the caller's nick
for `me` and `myself`, as it's quite possible for a real person to use either of
those as a nick and _no one_\* should be safe from slaps!

\* — No one except the bot and its admins, that is.

[original-slap.py]: https://github.com/sopel-irc/sopel-extras/blob/81ee756223474cacdac6f5847772d6085d006a50/slap.py
[sopel-extras]: https://github.com/sopel-irc/sopel-extras
experanto 0.0
Python package to interpolate recordings and stimuli of neuroscience experiments

# Experanto
Python package to interpolate recordings and stimuli of neuroscience experiments 

## Use specification
- Instantiation
```python
dat = Experiment('dataset-folder', discretization=30) # 30Hz
```

- Single frame or sequence access
```python
item = dat[10]
sequence = dat[10:100]
```


## Data Folder Structure
Do we want 0001 blocks in eye_tracker/running_wheel/responses?
```
dataset-folder/

  screen/
    0001/ # this could be a block of images
      meta.yaml #what type of interpolator should be used for which block / which data type each block is
      timestamps.npz
      meta/
        condition_hash.npy
        trial_idx.npy
      data/
        img01.png
        img02.png
        ...
    0002/ # this could be a block of videos
      ...
    0003/ # this could be a abother block of images 
      ...
  eye_tracker/
    meta.yaml
    timestamps.npz
  running_wheel/
    meta.yaml
    timestamps.npz
  multiunit/
    meta.yaml
    timestamps.npz
  poses/
    meta.yaml
    timestamps.npz
```

## Example for meta.yaml

```
modality: images
```
apn_dot2tex 2.11.10
A Graphviz to LaTeX converter

The purpose of dot2tex is to give graphs generated by the graph layout tool
Graphviz_, a more LaTeX friendly look and feel. This is accomplished by:

- Using native PSTricks_ and `PGF/TikZ`_ commands for drawing arrows,
  edges and nodes.
- Typesetting labels with LaTeX, allowing mathematical notation.
- Using backend specific styles to customize the output.

.. _Graphviz: http://www.graphviz.org/
.. _PSTricks: http://tug.org/PSTricks/main.cgi/
.. _PGF/TikZ: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/pgf.html