semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
hamamatsu-c11204-01 1.1.1
Package created to work with a power supply module for MPPC Hamamatsu C11204-01
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Project Description
This package is created to control the **Hamamatsu C11204-01** power supply module for MPPC.
The reference command manual (Doc.No.K29-B61218) was utilized to develop the code, which describes the command specifications (uses the UART communication protocol).

For more information, please consult the following Git repository.
[Repository](https://gitlab.ahuekna.org.ar/labo_6y7/2024/galan_moreno/software.git) 

## Important
The port connection object must be defined. For example:
```
import hamamatsu_c11204_01 as hm
ser = hm.open_port(port_name) #port_name is the name of the port where the connection is made.
```

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# Descripción del proyecto
Esta libreria está creada para controlar el módulo de fuente de alimentación **C11204-01** para MPPC de la empresa **Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.**
Se utilizó el manual de comandos de referencia (Doc.No.K29-B61218) para desarrollar el código (utiliza el protocolo de comunicación UART).

## Importante 
Se debe definir el objeto de la conexión del puerto para utilizar las funciones del paquete. Por ejemplo:
```
import hamamatsu_c11204_01 as hm
ser = hm.open_port(port_name) #port_name es el nobre del puerto donde se realiza la conexión.
```
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mercadolivreverifications 0.0.1
biblioteca para facilitar investigações no mercado livre
Requires Python: >=3.6

# MercadoLivreVerifications
Esta lib oferece uma interface para gerenciar produtos na plataforma MercadoLivre usando Python.

## Funcionalidades
- Criação de produtos, 
- atualização e exclusão de produtos 
- Busca de produtos
- Fechamento de produtos
- Obtenção e atualização de descrições de produtos
- Verificação de anúncios, incluindo:
    - Contagem de anúncios em status específicos
    - Verificação de anúncios em lojas oficiais


## Instalação
Para instalar o SDK, use pip:

```bash

pip install mercadolivresdk
```
## Uso
```python
from mercadolivresdk import ProductManager, ProductCreate, ProductUpdate, ProductVerification

pv = ProductVerification(access_token='seu_acess_token', products_ids=["1234","1234"])

print(pv.verify_state_products(["review", "closed"]))

# Inicialize o gerenciador de produtos
pm = ProductManager(access_token='seu_access_token')

# Exemplo de obtenção de um produto
product = pm.get_product(product_id='123456')
print(product)

# Exemplo de criação de um produto
new_product = ProductCreate(...)
created_product = pm.create_product(new_product)
print(created_product)

# Exemplo de atualização de um produto
updated_product = ProductUpdate(...)
pm.update_product(product_id='123456', product=updated_product)

# Exemplo de fechamento de um produto
pm.close_product(product_id='123456')

# Exemplo de exclusão de um produto
pm.delete_product(product_id='123456')

# Exemplo de obtenção da descrição de um produto
description = pm.get_product_description(product_id='123456')
print(description)

# Exemplo de atualização da descrição de um produto
new_description = ProductDescription(...)
pm.update_product_description(product_id='123456', description=new_description)
```

## Estrutura do Projeto
```markdown
mercadolivresdk/
│
├── __init__.py
├── product_manager.py
├── product_model.py
├── tests/
│   ├── test_product.py
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
└── setup.py
```

## Contribuindo
Contribuições são bem-vindas! Por favor, abra uma issue ou envie um pull request.

## Licença
Este projeto está licenciado sob a licença MIT. Veja o arquivo LICENSE para mais detalhes.

## Contato
Para quaisquer dúvidas, por favor, abra uma issue neste repositório.
armory-library 24.6.1
TwoSix Armory Adversarial Robustness Evaluation Library
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Overview

Charmory is a scaffolding name as we rework code coming from the `armory.` namespace.
It is slated to be renamed to `armory` once we adapt all legacy code that needs
to be adapted. We expect the `charmory.` namespace to be disappear by the end of 2023.

Presently, working use of armory-library, as shown in the `examples/` directory
imports symbols from both `armory` and `charmory` namespaces. Soon a global substitution
in user code from `charmory` to simply `armory` will be needed. We'll announce
in the release notes when this is needed.



# Installation & Configuration

```bash
pip install armory-library
```

Will make the `armory` and `charmory` namespaces available to your Python environment.
armory-examples 24.6.1
TwoSix Armory Adversarial Robustness Library Examples
Requires Python: >=3.8

![armory-examples logo](../docs/assets/armory-examples-logo.png)

---

# Overview

This project includes example Python scripts and Jupyter notebook usages of the
Armory library. These are a good starting point for developers looking to
use Armory in their own projects.

# Installation

```sh
pip install --editable ./examples
```

# Usage

Jupyter notebooks can be found in examples/notebooks and Python scripts are in
src/armory/examples subdirectories.

# Acknowledgment

This material is based upon work supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency (DARPA) under Contract No. HR001120C0114. Any opinions, findings and
conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s)
and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency (DARPA).
np-config 0.4.34
Config fetching from file or Zookeeper - with local backup - repackaging code from AIBS mpeconfig.
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.7

# np_config


### *For use on internal Allen Institute network*

## Usage

Fetch configs from ZooKeeper nodes or .yaml/.json files:

```python
import np_config

zk_config: dict[str, str | int] = np_config.from_zk('/rigs/NP.1')

file_config: dict[str, Any] = np_config.from_file('local_config.yaml')

```


If running on a machine attached to a Mindscope Neuropixels rig (`NP.0`, ..., `NP.3`), get rig-specific config info with:

```python
rig = np_config.Rig()

name: str = rig.id                            # "NP.1"
index: int = rig.idx                          # 1

acquisition_pc_hostname: str = rig.acq        # "W10DT713843"
config: dict[str, str | int] = rig.config     # specific to NP.1
paths: dict[str, pathlib.Path] = rig.paths    # using values from rig.config
```



If not running on a rig-attached machine, get the config for a particular rig by supplying rig-index as an `int` to `Rig`:

```python
np1 = np_config.Rig(1)

np1_mvr_data_root: pathlib.Path = np.paths['MVR']
```


***


- the Mindscope ZooKeeper server is at `eng-mindscope:2181`
- configs can be added via ZooNavigator webview:
  [http://eng-mindscope:8081](http://eng-mindscope:8081)
- or more conveniently, via an extension for VSCode such as [gaoliang.visual-zookeeper](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gaoliang.visual-zookeeper)

## Development
Initialize for local development

```bash
poetry install --with dev
```

Run the tests

```bash
poetry run pytest
```