semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
jhpce 0.0.2
A package for using python to work on the Johns Hopkins Joint High performance Computing Exchange
Requires Python: >=3.8

# jhpce-python

This is a repository to apply and use JHPCE cluster management locally
in python.  

## Dependencies

To install the dependencies listed in the `requirements.txt` file, you can use the following command:

```
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

## Loading
Until it gets put on pypi, you can load with (for example)

```
from jhpce.jhpce.module import *
from jhpce.jhpce.keygen import *
```

where you're in the root directory of the `jhpce-python`.

## Public/private key pairs
If you don't already have a private key / public key pair. We
require a password on our private key. You can generate a public
private key par with the command:

```
key = keygen("id_jhpce", "****")
```
where `****` is your desired password.  This will print out a public key text that you need to paste into `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` on jhpce.

**You should only need to generate your key once, do not save your password in plain text and do not commit your keys to a public repo**

Given that you have private key, one can load a key with
```
key = loadkey('filename')
```
The path to the filename needs to be the full path if it's not in the current working directory.

**DO NOT ACCIDENTALLY COMMIT AND PUSH YOUR PRIVATE KEY OR PASSWORD TO A GITHUB REPO**

## Establishing a connection
From the root directory of this repo. One can establish a connection witih

```
## Establish a connection, key is as above
con = jhpce("USERNAME", key)
## It keeps track of a local directory
con.local_set_repo("DIRECTORY ON LOCAL")
## It can execute some remote commands
con.remote_ls(return_as_pd = True)
## It can set a remote directory
con.remote_set_dir("DIRECTORY ON CLUSTER")
## Read the slurm queue
out = con.remote_squeue()['stdout']
```
textual-wizard 0.4.3
Easily ask for input with a beautiful user interface, within the terminal.
Requires Python: >=3.9

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# Documentation

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# How to install 📥

You can install textual-wizard easily with pip to use it in your projects:

```bash
pip install textual-wizard
```

> [!CAUTION]
> Textual Wizard requires at least Python 3.9.
> You will not be able to install the library with pip if this requirement is not met.

# Demonstration

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# Contributing 🤝

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