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ip-info-ye 0.1
This library is an advanced artificial intelligence to help with advanced and fast software and solutions
Requires Python: >=3.6

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# IP INFO

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## Overview

ip info is an advanced artificial intelligence library designed to assist with the development of sophisticated and efficient software solutions.

## Features

- Show accurate information
- Location information on GPS
- Network information

## Installation

You can install ip-info-ye using pip:

```
pip install ip-info-ye
```

## Example:
```
from ip_info_ye import ip_info
import json

ip_address = "8.8.8.8"
ip_info_ye= ip_info(ip_address)
print(json.dumps(ip_info_ye, indent=2))
```
autopartial 0.0.1
autopartial
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Autopartial

This is a simple library that provides a decorator that allows your to apply a function partially. In other words, it allows you to curry a function with some of its arguments, from left to right.

## Installation
After cloning this repository, you can install the package by running the following command in the root directory of the repository:
```bash
pip install -e .
```

## Usage and example
The main use case is to decorate a function definition with `@autopartial`.

An example can is in `main.py`. It contains the following code:
```python
from autopartial import autopartial

@autopartial
def add(x, y):
	return x + y

if __name__ == '__main__':
	x = 10
	y = 20

	add_10 = add(x)	 # add(x): y -> x + y
	print(add_10(y)) # 30
```

Here, the `add` function takes 2 arguments and returns its sum. You can now partially apply the argument `x` to `add` by calling `add(x)`. This returns a new function that takes only one argument `y` and returns  `x + y`.

In the example above, `add(10)` returns a function `add_10` that always adds 10 to its input.

You can run this example, after installing this package, by running the following command from the root of the repository:
```bash
python main.py
```
lead-generation 0.2.0
Lead generation scripts
Keywords: python,lead generation,web automation,playwright,google maps,yelp


# Lead-Generation-2.0

The updated version of my outdated dirty clumsy and having shockingly high amount of stars repository - https://github.com/Madi-S/Lead-Generation

# Expectations of this project:

    - Parse Google Maps for telephone number, email, address and other information by given keyword
    - Somehow parse search results for the same information using regex or other algorithm
    - For parsed emails, send them an email, which will be prevented from going to spam
    - Export all parsed data to csv or excel

# Commands

Install browsers `playwright install`

Run in docker `docker build -f Dockerfile . --platform=linux/amd64`