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pyscreenrec 0.6
A small and cross-platform python library for recording screen.
License: MIT
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.9
Keywords: python, screen recording, screen, recording, screenshots

# pyscreenrec

*pyscreenrec* is a small and cross-platform python library for recording screen.


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## Installation
Install on Windows: 
`pip install -U pyscreenrec`

Install on Linux/macOS: 
`pip3 install -U pyscreenrec`

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## Example usage


``` python
>>> import pyscreenrec
>>> recorder = pyscreenrec.ScreenRecorder()

>>> # to start recording
>>> recorder.start_recording("recording.mp4", 30, {
	"mon": 1,
	"left": 100,
	"top": 100,
	"width": 1000,
	"height": 1000
}) 
>>> # 'recording.mp4' is the name of the output video file, may also contain full path like 'C:/Users/<user>/Videos/video.mp4'
>>> # the second parameter is the FPS for the recording
>>> # the third parameter (optional) is the monitor and the dimensions that needs to be recorded,
# here we're capturing the first monitor, 100px from left, 100px from right, and then 1000px each in resp. axes
# refer https://python-mss.readthedocs.io/examples.html#part-of-the-screen-of-the-2nd-monitor for more information


>>> # to pause recording
>>> recorder.pause_recording()

>>> # to resume recording
>>> recorder.resume_recording()

>>> # to stop recording
>>> recorder.stop_recording()
```

> Take a look at the example GUI screen recorder [here](examples/gui_recorder.py) for more information.

Keep in mind that the `start_recording` method is non-blocking, it will start a thread in the background to capture the screenshots.


The `stop_recording` saves the video. So calling the `stop_recording` method is necessary when `start_recording` is called.

You'd ideally need some sort of a timeout or a callback to call the `stop_recording` function after `start_recording`, to give the program some time to capture the screen.

If a screen recording session is already running, calling the `start_recording` and `resume_recording` methods raises a `ScreenRecodingInProgress` warning.

Similarly, if a screen recording session is not running, calling the `stop_recording` and `pause_recording` methods raises a `NoScreenRecodingInProgress` warning.


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## Known limitations

*pyscreenrec* is not able to:
- capture the system sound during screen recording

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## Change Log

Changes made in the latest version (*v0.6*) are:

- Write screenshots directly to the video stream instead of the disk.
- Delegate image writing to a separate thread.
- Use mss library instead of pyscreeze for capturing screenshots.
- Capture a part of the screen.
- Performance improvements.
- Internal refactors.



View [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/shravanasati/pyscreenrec/blob/master/CHANGELOG) for more details.

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## Contribution

Pull requests are welcome. If you want to make a major change, open an issue first to discuss about the change.

For further details, view [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/shravanasati/pyscreenrec/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md).
acrux 2.0
Simple Exploratory Data Analysis tool.
License: MIT

# Acrux

Simple Exploratory Data Analysis tool.

Example:

```python
import seaborn as sns
from acrux.eda import ExploratoryDataAnalysis

df = sns.load_dataset("iris")

eda = ExploratoryDataAnalysis(df=df)

eda.cat_futures_eda(one_graph_size=3)
eda.numeric_futures_eda(log_scale=False, one_graph_size=3)
eda.heat_map(one_graph_size=3, sample_count=len(df))
```
linked-claim-extractor 0.1.0
Extract structured claims from text and PDFs
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# linked-claims-extractor
Extract claims from text, url or pdf using AI LLMs to help

## Installation

This project uses pyproject.toml for dependencies

```
python -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .
```

## Testing and Debugging

```
pytest -s --pdb
```