semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
xdart 0.16.2
A pyFAI based GUI utility to rebin and visualize X-ray Diffraction data
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: xrd, diffracion, pyFAI

# xdart
X-ray Data Analysis in Real Time

# Installation
### Recommended method:

1. Install Anaconda if you don't already have it (Miniconda recommended) <https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html>

2. From the terminal, create a new environment with python < 3.12:
   ```
   conda create -n xdart python=3.12
   ```

3. Activate the xdart environment:
   ```
   conda activate xdart
   ```

4. Install xdart using pip: 
   ```
   pip install xdart --upgrade
   ```

### Alternative:
If you already have conda installed and a working environment you want to use, you can simply install xdart in that environment: 
```
pip install xdart --upgrade
```

# Running
Once installed you can run the program by simply typing **xdart** in the terminal. **Important**: Make sure you have activated the conda environment xdart was installed in. 
```
conda activate xdart
xdart
```
starclouds 1.0.0
A powerful library for dataset downloading, code snippets, dependencies, and scientific calculations.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Stars Library

**Starclouds** is a Python library developed by **StarcloudsTM** to simplify common tasks such as dataset management, code snippet retrieval, dependency installation, and scientific computation. Whether youâ€™re a data scientist, software developer, or hobbyist, Stars provides tools to make your workflow smoother and more efficient.

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## Key Features
- **Dataset Downloader**: Download datasets directly from GitHub.
- **Code Snippet Downloader**: Retrieve reusable code snippets from GitHub repositories.
- **Dependency Installer**: Seamlessly install required Python packages for Linux and Windows.
- **Scientific Calculator**: Perform matrix operations and statistical analysis using NumPy.

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## Installation

Install Stars via pip:
```bash
pip install starclouds