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pykylie 1.0
Python re-implementation of KYLIE pulsating-star spectral synthesis code
Requires Python: >=3.7

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PyKYLIE
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Overview
========

PyKYLIE is a Python re-implementation of the KYLIE pulsating-star
spectral synthesis code.

Documentation
=============

Full documentation for PyKYLIE can be found at https://pykylie.readthedocs.io/en/stable.
getpack 0.5.1
Declarative external resources with implicit deployment

### Declarative resources with implicit deployment

This package provide classes that allow to setup external resources
(utilities, python packages, executables etc.) that will be deployed as
they are used. In most cases data should be on the web and it will be
deployed and cached locally on only first usage.

There are several examples in `test/` folder and `getpack.library` module
already defined and useable. But main intention is to provide framework for
declarative setup of any resource and work with it without care of deployment.
```python
from getpack.resource import WebResource
class Example(WebResource):
    version = '0.1'
    archive_url = 'https://example.com/example-0.1.zip'
```
then it would be used:
```python
import subprocess
subprocess.call(Example()().path / 'example.exe')
```
Second round braces required to actually make an effect from resource
and first round braces used to initialize resource class, that would produce
resource descriptions on the fly like follows:
```python
Example(version='0.2', archive_url='https://Example.com/example-0.2.zip')
```
You may experiment with following working snippet and try to change `PySide2`
version:
```bash
python -c "import getpack.library;getpack.library.PySide2(version='5.14.1')(); import PySide2.QtWidgets; app=PySide2.QtWidgets.QApplication(); w=PySide2.QtWidgets.QPushButton(PySide2.__version__); w.clicked.connect(w.close); w.show(); app.exec_()"
```

### TODO

- Utilize `requirements.txt` to reproduce both development and production
  environments.

### Testings
For linux testing with Docker, run: `docker build -t test . && docker run -it --rm test pytest .`

### Environs
* `GETPACK_RETRIES` - int, number of general retries, used for renaming and
    removing temporary folders
* `GETPACK_BACKOFF` - float, delay between retires
* `GETPACK_ROOT` - str, default root folder for all resources
ourchester 0.1.6
Add your description here
Requires Python: >=3.12

# ourchester

## Usage example

```bash

# index my notes
ourchester index ~/pdev/taylormonacelli/notes/ '/Users/mtm/Documents/Obsidian Vault'

# find notes where eleastic and test occur together or where wheat berry recipe that i like is
ourchester search '"elastic test"~100'
ourchester search '"berries wheat"~4'

# show where whoosh index is stored
ourchester config

```
omicsdata 1.3
A package for manipulating omics data file types
Requires Python: >=3.10

omicsdata
=============
The `omicsdata` package is for reading/writing/manipulating genomics data files. The package is hosted [here](https://pypi.org/project/omicsdata/). For more examples and documentation please see our [readthedocs](https://omicsdata.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) page.

The `omicsdata` package can be used to do the following:

* read simple somatic mutation (SSM) files
* convert variant call format files to an SSM format
* manipulate phylogenetic tree data  

Installation
-------------
`omicsdata` is easy to install using pip 

```
pip3 install omicsdata
```
bonch-schedule 0.0.1
Schedule Module for bonch
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.10

# Модуль расписания СПБГУТ

# Установка

```bash
pip install bonch-schedule
```

# Пример

## Через билдер

```python
import requests
from bonch.schedule.ScheduleBuilder import ScheduleBuilder
from bonch.schedule.site.SiteScheduleType import SiteScheduleType
from bonch.schedule.site.groups.GroupListService import GroupListService


session = requests.session()

builder = ScheduleBuilder(
    session=session
)
# Расписание из лк
schedule = builder.with_lk(session_id="yourmidenfromlkcookies") 

# Или

# Расписание с сайта
schedule_type = SiteScheduleType.FULL_TIME_AND_EVENING_LESSONS

# Получаем факультеты и группы в них по типу расписания 
groups_service = GroupListService(session)
faculties = groups_service.faculties(schedule_type)
selected_group = faculties[0].groups[0]

schedule = builder.with_site(
    group_id=selected_group.group_id,  # Id группы с сайта
    schedule_type=schedule_type  # Тип расписания
)

print(f"today schedule: {schedule.today()}")

print(f"today week schedule: {schedule.week()}")
```
wolframalpha 5.1.3
Wolfram|Alpha 2.0 API client
Requires Python: >=3.8

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   :alt: tests

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Python Client built against the `Wolfram|Alpha <http://wolframalpha.com>`_
v2.0 API.

Usage
=====

See the self-documenting source in
`the docs <https://wolframalpha.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest>`_
for examples to get started.