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zippity-py 0.1.1
dum lil CLI tool to create summary files with todos and extracts from source code for chatbots.
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# Zippity

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 dum lil CLI to collect TODOs for ChatGPT


![alt text](cover.png)

## Installation

```shell
pipx install zippity_py
```

## Usage

After installation, you can use the CLI by running:

```bash


> zpt --help

Usage: zpt [OPTIONS] [SOURCE_DIRECTORY]

Options:
  -e, --extensions TEXT (Default: '.py,.js,.ts')
  -r, --result_file PATH  (Default: 'ZIPPITYDO_EXAMPLE.md')
  -t, --template_file PATH
  --help    
```

## Template

Templates are jinja markdown files, that get passed an list of these:

```python
FileTodos = TypedDict(
    "FileTodos",
    {
        "todos": List[Todo],
        "content": str,
        "language": str,
        "mimetype": str,
        "name": str,
    },
)
```

Each `FileTodo` will have a list of todos, like this:

```python
Todo = TypedDict(
    "Todo",
    {
        "line_number": int,
        "text": str,
    },
)
```

The default template is in [template/template.md](zippity/template/default.md.jinja); once compiled it looks like this:

![Screenshot](screenshot.pngpng>)

## Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

## License

[MIT](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/)
convertToDecimalTime-TolisSth 1.0.0
Library to assisth standard to decimal time converions
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Convert to decimal time
A small python library to convert standard time to decimal time. 

# What is decimal time 
Decimal time is the representation of the time of day using units which are decimally related. Essentially decimal times operates with powers of 10. 

- DTs = Decimal Time second
- DTm = Decimal Time minute
- DTh = Decimal Time hour
This classification is unofficial

| Unit     | Decimal Time | Equivalent in SI seconds |
|----------|--------------|--------------------------|
| Seconds  | 1 DTs        | 0.864                    |
| Minutes  | 1 DTm        | 86.4                     |
| Hours    | 1 DTh        | 8,640                    |

# Functions
The following are the descriptions of the functions and their required input. 
- `getSeconds`: Takes an int argument that represents the SI seconds and returns an int that represents the DT seconds.
- `getMinutes`: Takes an int argument that represents the SI seconds and returns an int that represents the DT minutes.
- `getHours`: Takes an int argument that represents the SI seconds and returns an int that represents the DT hours. 
- `getTimeNow`: Gets the system time and returns an array that contains the current hours, minutes and seconds in DT. 

# Motiation for this project 
The motivation for this small project came from an article featured on Hacker news that contained a link to the wikipedia article for decimal time. Decimal is not widely used and that's why there was no library to handle the conversions. It is likely that this library won't be used anywhere because of how little decimal time is used but it is great to always have the option.
traggle 0.0.2
Library that simplifies working with the "Traggle" site API
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: files speedfiles

# Traggle Module #

## What is this? ##
This is a python test module for working with the Traggle API

## Quick Guide ##
The module is based on the following structure:

    
    note = NoteAPI(token= 'your_token')
    note.get_notes()

    translator = Translator()
    translator.tranlsate(to_lang = 'ru', text = 'Hello World')
    
Which Python provides by standard.


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