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azure_tools 0.1.2
Convenience CLI tools to work with Microsoft Azure.
Requires Python: <3.13,>=3.9

# Some tools for Azure Machine Learning

```shell
uv tool install git+https://github.com/fepegar/azure-tools
uvx aml download
uvx aml snapshot
```

## Examples

### Download and show user logs from a run

```shell
run_id="khaki_jelly_s70lr4lk7b"
logs_dir="user_logs"
config_path="workspace_properties.json"

uv tool install --prerelease=allow --with pip azure-cli

config_query='{resource_group: .resource_group, workspace_name: .name, subscription_id: (.id | split("/")[2])}'
uvx az extension add --name ml
uvx az ml workspace show | uvx jq --raw-output $config_query > $config_path
cat $config_path

uvx --from azure-tools \
    aml download \
        --config $config_path \
        --run-id $run_id \
        --source-aml-path $logs_dir \
        --convert-logs

uvx --from toolong tl $run_id/$logs_dir/*.log
```
moviequote-generator 0.2.0
This is a movie quote generator
Requires Python: >=3.9

### Overview

The MovieQuotes library is a lightweight Python library designed to generate and manage famous movie quotes. It provides functionality to fetch random quotes, search quotes by movie titles, add new quotes, and list all stored quotes. This is a simple tool for entertainment, this library makes working with movie quotes fun and easy.

### Features
1. Get Random Quote: Fetch a random quote from the predefined database.
2. Search Quotes by Movie: Find quotes from a specific movie.
3. Add Custom Quotes: Expand the quote database with your own favorite quotes.
4. List All Quotes: View the entire collection of stored quotes.

### Installation

 To install do **pip install moviequote-generator** 

### Usage

from moviequote_generator.core import MovieQuotes

1. Fetch a random quote

random_quote = quotes.get_random_quote()
print(f'"{random_quote["quote"]}" - {random_quote["movie"]}')

2. Search for a Quote by Movie

movie_title = "The Terminator"
quote = quotes.get_quote_by_movie(movie_title)
if isinstance(quote, list):
    for q in quote:
        print(f'"{q["quote"]}" - {q["movie"]}')
else:
    print(quote)  # Handles "No quotes found" case

3. Add a New Quote

quotes.add_quote("I'm walking here!", "Midnight Cowboy")
print("New quote added successfully!")

4. List All Quotes

quotes_list = quotes.list_quotes()
for q in quotes_list:
    print(f'"{q["quote"]}" - {q["movie"]}')
biomodels-restful-api-client 0.1.3
BioModels RESTful API - Web Services
Requires Python: >=3.7

# BioModels RESTful Web Services

## Introduction

This package implements the **RESTful** API exposed in BioModels repository. All API endpoints can be followed up at
[BioModels' RESTful Web Services](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biomodels/docs/).

## Installation

```bash
pip install biomodels-restful-api-client
```

## Examples

### Fetch model metadata

```python
>>> from biomodels_restful_api_client import services as bmservices
>>> bmservices.get_model_info("BIOMD0000000900")
{'name': 'Bianca2013 - Persistence analysis in a Kolmogorov-type model for cancer-immune system competition',..., 
'submissionId': 'MODEL1912180002', 'publicationId': 'BIOMD0000000900'}
```

### Fetch model identifiers

```python
>>> bmservices.get_model_identifiers()
{'hits': 2874, 'models': ['BIOMD0000000001', 'BIOMD0000000002', 'BIOMD0000000003', 'BIOMD0000000004', ...,
'MODEL9808533471', 'MODEL9810152478', 'MODEL9811206584']}
```

## Developers

* [Tung Nguyen](https://github.com/ntung)

## Contact

* [BioModels Developers](mailto:biomodels-developers@ebi.ac.uk)

## Licence

Please read [LICENSE](LICENSE) for information on the software availability and distribution.
django-js-lib-dropzone 5.9.3.1
Dropzone.js Repackaged for Django

# Dropzone Repackaged for Django

[Dropzone](TODO) packaged in a Django reusable app.

This package includes only the original JS and CSS files.


## Installation

    pip install django-js-lib-dropzone

## Usage

1. Add `"js_lib_dropzone"` to your `INSTALLED_APPS` setting like this::

       INSTALLED_APPS = [
           ...
           "js_lib_dropzone",
           ...
       ]

2. In your template use:
   
       {% load static %}
   
   ...
   
       <link rel="stylesheet" href="{%static "js_lib_dropzone/dropzone.css" %}">
   
   ...
   
       <script src="{%static "js_lib_dropzone/js/dropzone.js" %}"></script>