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MyLabLibraryTAM 0.0.1
Каастомная библиотека по второй лабораторной рабте лог. програмирования
Requires Python: >=3.12

# My Library

Это чисто моя демонстрация навыков работы с выгрузкой библиотек для питона. Представленная библиотека является прототипом атомарного компилятора, который мало что умеет, но при переводе в библиотеку рабочких функций не потерял. Для проверки работы предлагаю проверить работу следующей программы



## Installation

Install it using pip:
```bash
pip install MyLabLibraryTAM
innate-sdk 0.1.0
SDK for Innate robots
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Innate SDK

The Innate SDK introduces a revolutionary paradigm where every physical robot becomes an AI agent. Build sophisticated AI applications combining state-of-the-art manipulation, navigation, and reasoning capabilities.

## Documentation

For full documentation, visit [docs.innate.bot](https://docs.innate.bot)

## Key Features

- 🤖 Full robotic control (navigation, manipulation, sensing)
- 🧠 Built-in AI agent capabilities
- 📱 Simple Python SDK and CLI tools
- 🛠 Extensible hardware support
- 🎓 Learning from demonstration
- 👀 Advanced visual understanding

## Quick Start

Visit our [Get Started Guide](https://docs.innate.bot/get-started) to:
- Set up your Innate-powered robot
- Create your first AI agent
- Learn core concepts like Primitives and Directives
- Build sophisticated robotic applications

## Community

Join our [developer community](https://docs.innate.bot/welcome) to share and learn from other builders.

## Example: Service Robot

Here's a simple example of creating a robot that serves drinks - provided that you trained a policy to pickup glasses as described in the [training guide](https://docs.innate.bot/docs.innate.bot/basics/manipulation).

```python
from innate import Agent, Primitive, Directive
from innate import manipulation
from typing import List

# Initialize your robot as an agent
robot = Agent()

# Create a primitive for grabbing glasses
class GrabGlass(Primitive):
    def init(self):
        super().init()
        manipulation.init()

    def execute(self):
        manipulation.run_policy("pickup_glass")
        return "Retrieved glass.", True


# Create a directive to guide the robot's behavior
class ServingDirective(Directive):
    def init(self):
        self.primitives = [GrabGlass()]
    def get_prompt(self) -> str:
        return """You are a helpful robot called Maurice that serves drinks to people.
Navigate between rooms to find people and serve them drinks."""


# Start your robot  
robot.set_directive(ServingDirective())
robot.run()
```

## Learn More

Explore our detailed documentation at [docs.innate.bot](https://docs.innate.bot)
pp-database-manager 2.6.1
A database manager for Supabase and PocketBase
Requires Python: >=3.10

# This is an package for an Private Project For an School

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## Database Manager Package (`pp-database-manager`)

The `database_manager` package is a custom Python library designed to streamline database interactions for the Pristine Pathway project. It provides a unified interface for working with both Supabase and Pocketbase, the two database systems used across the Teacher's Panel, Student's Panel, and Leaderboard applications.

**Key Features:**

*   **Abstraction:** Simplifies database operations by providing easy-to-use methods for common tasks like fetching, updating, and inserting data.
*   **Centralized Logic:** Encapsulates all database-related code in a single package, promoting consistency and maintainability.
*   **Dual Database Support:** Seamlessly handles interactions with both Supabase (for core data and real-time features) and Pocketbase (for handling potentially larger datasets).
*   **Authentication:** Manages authentication with both Supabase and Pocketbase.
*   **Caching:** Implements caching for frequently accessed data (like grade data) to improve performance.
*   **Error Handling:** Includes robust error handling to gracefully manage database connection issues and other potential problems.
*   **Published on PyPI:** Available as a reusable package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) named `pp-database-manager`, making it easy to install and use across different projects.