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basictdf 0.1.14
A basic TDF parser
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.7

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A read/write binary parser for the BTS Bioengineering TDF data format.

### Installation

```bash
pip install basictdf
```

### Usage

Read the documentation [here](https://marnunez.github.io/basictdf/basictdf/).

### Development

First clone the repo:

```bash
git clone https://github.com/marnunez/basictdf.git
cd basictdf
```

Basictdf uses poetry for dependency management. To install poetry, run:

```bash
pip install poetry
```

To install the dependencies, run:

```bash
poetry install --with dev
```
pvcpie 0.1.4
Package to get PVC usage information in a cluster.
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.9

# Pvcpie 🍰
A tool to get pvc usage information from kubernetes for a cluster. It uses [kubernetes nodes metric data](https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/instrumentation/node-metrics/) to fetch volumes for and calculate their disk usage.

# Usage

You can directly install it from `pip` & call `pvcpie` from your terminal:
```bash
pip install pvcpie
```

```bash
pvcpie
```

# Development guide

To run this on your local, clone this repo and run following commands:

1. Install poetry on your local if not present
```bash
pip install poetry
```

2. Go to project directory and install dependencies using
```bash
poetry install
```

3. To run on your CLI, run command:
```bash
poetry run pvcpie
```

or activate poetry shell using `poetry shell`
```bash
pvcpie
```

If you want to use incluster config instead of kube config use `-i` flag:
```bash
pvcpie -i
```
or
```bash
poetry run pvcpie -i
```

or run this in api mode to get the json data. 
```bash
poetry run pvcpie --api
```
TODO:
[ ] Add a swagger page to get metrics in API mode from cluster

## Customize

To customize it for other requirements, `KubernetesUtils` class can be used. Example:
```py
kts= KubernetesUtils()
nodes = kts.list_all_nodes()

    for node in nodes:
        res = kts.get_node_summary(node)
        volumes = kts.get_pvc_summary(res)
```
exiftoolgui 0.1.5
A GUI application for ExifTool built with Claude 3.5 Sonnet, designed to work on Linux and macOS.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# ExifTool GUI (with Claude 3.5 Sonnet)

Welcome to ExifTool GUI, the badass desktop wizard for digital anarchists and cybernauts who want to manipulate EXIF data like a boss. This tool lets you hack away the unnecessary digital footprint or tweak it to perfection.

## Features

- **EXIF Data Recon**: Dive deep into the metadata jungle with JSON pretty-printing (great for ComfyUI data). Know what Big Brother knows!
- **Tag Manipulator**: Edit EXIF tags like a street artist revises urban landscapes.
- **Memory Wipe**: Strip all EXIF data clean off your images—go incognito.
- **Batch Rebellion**: Conquer multiple images at once; batch process like a pro.

## Prerequisites

Before you can unleash the full power of ExifTool GUI, you'll need to make sure your rig is properly equipped:

- **ExifTool**: This is the core engine behind the scenes. ExifTool must be installed on your machine for our GUI to do its magic. Without it, you’re going nowhere, fast.

### Installing ExifTool:

#### On macOS:

If you’re wielding a Mac, just pop open your terminal and fire this up:

```
brew install exiftool
```

#### On Linux:

For the Linux commandos, you can deploy ExifTool using your package manager. For most distros, that’ll look something like:

```
sudo apt install libimage-exiftool-perl
```

or

```
sudo yum install perl-Image-ExifTool
```

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Make sure these are set up, and you're ready to dive into the digital deep end with ExifTool GUI. Let the chaos commence!

## Installation

Gear up to install ExifTool GUI using pip, the tool of choice for Python rebels:

```
pip install exiftoolgui
```

or better

```
pipx install exiftoolgui
```

Note: This renegade software demands that ExifTool be installed on your system and lurking in your PATH like a ninja.

## Usage

Ignite the ExifTool GUI application and start bending digital reality by running:

```
python -m exiftoolgui
```

or better

```
exiftoolgui
```

## License

This project is unleashed under the WTFPL License – Do What The F\*\*k You Want To Public License. Your imagination is the only limit, push it to the boundaries!

## Join the Revolution

Dive into the code, fork it, twist it, break it, and remake it. This is not just software; it's a manifesto. Strap in, fire up your terminals, and let the pixels fly!

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Remember, in the world of digital art and privacy wars, ExifTool GUI is your graffiti can, your lock pick, and your invisibility cloak. Use it wisely, or wildly—the choice is yours!