semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
clrppy 0.0.1
More Simple Printing With Color
Requires Python: >=3.6

# clrppy - More Simple Printing With Color

### clrppy is a package that can make printing more simple.

## Installation
>pip install clrppy

Then you can enjoy it.

## Usage
#### You can use function *colorprint()* with some arguments:

```
from clrppy import colorprint

# Red Foreground
colorprint('ERROR!', fore=Fore.RED)
# Cyan with a flicker effect
colorprint('GOT INFO', fore=Fore.Cyan, effect=FLICKER)
```

#### And there are also some useful functions:
```
showinfo(message)
showwarning(message)
showerror(message)
clearscreen()
*rprint(message, delay)
*rrprint(message, delay)
(* means for entertainment only)
```

## Contact
You can just e-mail me.
E-mail: <2430545310@qq.com>

### Have fun!
waterq 0.0.1
waterq for detecting water quality anomalities
Requires Python: >=3.8

# water

water.py is a program to evaluate diverse characteritics of water quality. The original file is at the following site.

https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/cumberland-piedmont-network-2002-2023-water-quality-data-from-fourteen-park-projects-as-o-

Downloaded file from the site is named 'results.csv'.

waterq is is a PyPI application designed to seamlessly download the results.csv file and provide visualizations of time-series water quality data across a variety of characteristics. waterq serves as an interactive platform that allows users to explore and analyze selected water quality characteristics. 

waterq empowers users to identify anomalies in water quality data, spanning from historical records to current observations and extending into near-future predictions. Red points indicate anomalities. waterq saves the final result in image file and csv file respectively.

# How to install waterq

$ pip install waterq

# How to run waterq

$ waterq

<img src='https://github.com/y-takefuji/water/raw/main/STRI_RBWF_result.png' height=480 width=640>