semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
wai-datacomparator 0.1.0b1
Data Comparator: A Python package for comparing data from two files. The service reads a configuration file that specifies the details of the comparison operation, such as the logger configurations, old file and new file for the comparison along with the file type, Primary key information. Easy to use and highly flexible, Data Comparator simplifies the process of merging data.
Requires Python: ==3.10.*


# Data Comparator Service

Data Comparator is a Python package for comparing data from two files. The service reads a configuration file that specifies the details of the comparison operation, such as the logger configurations, old file and new file for the comparison along with the file type, Primary key information. Easy to use and highly flexible, Data Comparator simplifies the process of merging data.

## Installation

You can install DataComparator from PyPI:

```bash
pip install wai-datacomparator
```

## Usage

To use Data Comparator Service, you need to create a configuration file in JSON format. Hereâ€™s an example:

```json
{
    "logger": {
        "test_mode": true,
        "req_id": "001",
        "application_name": "Wilson AI Test",
        "application_version": "0.0.1",
        "environment": "Development",
        "environment_modifier": ""
    },
    "data": {
        "old_file_path": "./scores_properties.csv",
        "new_file_path": "./scores_properties_1.csv",
        "csv_format": true
    },
    "comparison": {
        "primary_key": "property_id"
    }
}

```

Once you have your configuration file, you can perform the merge operation with a single function call:

```python
from data_comparator import DataComparator

config_path = "./config.json"
data = DataComparator(config_path=config_path)
data.run_comparison()
```

Replace "config.json" with the path to your actual configuration file.


## Contributing

If you want to contribute to this project, please submit a pull request.

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
emojipasta 1.0
emojipasta is a module for emojifying text
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: emoji,emojifier,emojify,emojifyer,emojipasta,emojis,pasta,reddit

# emojipasta

emojipasta is a ypthon package for adding emoji's to strings using data scraped from reddit users at r/emojipasta.

## Credits
1. The original creator of this project is [Kevinpgalligan](https://github.com/Kevinpgalligan)
2. Iterated on by [MakufonSkifto](https://github.com/MakufonSkifto/Emojifier) who removed the reddit scrapping bot code turning it into a python package for emojifying text.

## Examples

[Examples folder](https://github.com/SilasStokes/emojipasta/tree/master/examples)
django-adminlogentries 0.1.3
A Django app that provides a ModelAdmin for django.contrib.admin's LogEntry model (with everything except the list disabled)

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Django Admin Log Entries
========================

By default, ``django.contrib.admin``'s index shows the logged in user's 10 most
recent actions. This app provides a ``ModelAdmin`` for
``django.contrib.admin``'s ``LogEntry`` model (with everything except the list
disabled), allowing you to see every action taken by every user. The list can
be filtered, searched, and sorted, as you would expect of a ``ModelAdmin``.
This app is for Django 1.11 through 5.0. It may work on older versions of
Django, but it has not been tested.

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Installation
------------

Step 1 of 2: Install the package
================================

.. code-block:: bash

    pip install django-adminlogentries

Step 2 of 2: Update "settings.py"
=================================

Add ``admin_log_entries`` to your ``INSTALLED_APPS``:

.. code-block:: python

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'admin_log_entries',
        ...
    )

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Configuration
-------------

By default, the ``has_module_permission`` method of this app's ``ModelAdmin``
retains Django's default behavior. If you want it to return ``False`` instead,
add the following to your "settings.py":

.. code-block:: python

    ADMIN_LOG_ENTRIES = {
        'has_module_permission_false': True,
    }

This will prevent "Log entries" from being displayed on the admin index page
(and sidebar, in the case of Django 3.1+) and will also prevent accessing the
``admin`` module's index page.