semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
varwwwhtml 0.0.5
static web server cli tool
Keywords: python,static,web,server

# servestatic

servestatic is a lightweight Python module that provides a simple HTTP server for serving static files. It offers an easy-to-use solution for quickly hosting static web content locally. Whether you're developing a small web application or need a temporary server for testing purposes, servestatic has got you covered.

## Key Features
- Simple and intuitive HTTP server for static files
- Lightweight and easy to install
- Minimal dependencies
- Compatible with Python 3.x

## Installation
You can install servestatic via pip, which is the recommended method:

```bash
pip install servestatic
```

## Usage
To start serving your static files, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal and navigate to the folder where your static project is located.
2. Run the following command:

```bash
python -m servestatic
```

The server will start running, and you can access your static content by opening a web browser and entering the server's URL.
gtfs-lite 0.2.1
A lightweight Pandas-driven package for analyzing static GTFS feeds.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# GTFS-Lite
A lightweight Pandas-driven package for analyzing static GTFS feeds.

GTFS-Lite was created out of a desire to be able to quickly load static GTFS
feeds into memory and ask specific questions about the dataset in the form of
various metrics and manipulation. Examples include:

* **Basic Summaries:** Trip counts, spans, feed validity, distributions of trips
* **Frequency Metrics:** Frequency by time of day, route, or stop
* **Counting Unique Trips at Stops** Trip counts for a subset of stops
* **Comprehensive date validation** that takes into account calendar and calendar dates

You can find the docs [here](https://gtfs-lite.readthedocs.io/).

To get started:
* Install this package using `pip install gtfs-lite`.
* Load a feed directly from a zipfile with `from gtfslite import GTFS`  
and `gtfs = GTFS.load_zip('path/to/file.zip')`
* Access the various attributes, for example `print(gtfs.summary())`
gmap-scrabbler 0.2.2
The Google Map Reviews Web Scrabbler is a specialized tool designed to extract Google Maps reviews to a .CSV file.
Keywords: pypi,cicd,python

\n# Google Map Reviews Web Scrabbler 🗺️

The Google Map Reviews Web Scrabbler is a specialized tool designed to extract Google Maps reviews to a .CSV file. 📜

Please note that this tool is configured to perform a specific task and may not be suitable for customizing to your
specific requirements. ⚙️

## Installation & Usage Instructions 🚀

To use this tool, you'll need to set up the necessary components. Here are the installation steps:

1. **Web/Chrome Driver 🌐**: This tool utilizes Selenium, which requires a web driver to interact with your chosen web
   browser. Web drivers serve as intermediaries between Selenium and the browser, facilitating communication through a
   common wire protocol. To get started, follow these steps:

    - Download the Chrome Driver from [here](https://chromedriver.chromium.org/home).
    - Once downloaded, copy or cut the driver file from your downloads folder.
    - Paste the driver file into your C drive, typically located at `C:\chromedriver_win32\chromedriver.exe`. Please
      ensure you follow this path to avoid any path-related errors. 🚗

2. **Pip installation 🐍**: Ensure you have installed the package by running the following command:

    ```bash
    python -m pip install gmap_scrabbler
    ```

3. **Usage**: Run the following command in the CLI window and provide necessary arguments:
   ```
   python -m gmap_scrabbler
   ```
4. **Arguments⚙️**: You will be prompted to enter the following information:

- **url**: The URL of the Google Maps reviews page you want to scrape.
- **export_path**: The path where the extracted reviews will be saved as a CSV file. The specified folder should already
  exist. You can customize the export path, but if none is provided, the default path is set to "D:/".
- **lang**: The browser locale for viewing the Google Maps page. By default, it is set to "en" (English), but you can
  specify other supported locales like "es" (Spanish). You will be prompted to enter this value.
- **review_limit**: The maximum number of reviews you want to extract. You can specify the limit, but if none is
  provided, the default limit is set to 1000. You will be prompted to enter this value.

5. **Output 📦**:

    The script will initiate a web browser, load the Google Maps reviews page, scroll through the reviews, and extract the
    specified number of reviews.
    Once the extraction is complete, the reviews will be saved to a CSV file in the specified export path. 📂
    
    Please keep in mind that this tool is intended for a specific purpose, and customization beyond its predefined
    functionality may require additional development efforts. 🔧👨‍💻

## Technologies and Libraries Used 🛠️

- Python 3.7+
- Typer
- Selenium
- Pandas
- Published to PyPi using GitHub actions and Twine 📦🔗