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very-simple-kawan 0.0.5
Pacote de teste python
Keywords: python,primeiro pacote python

Pacote de teste para o curso de PythonDica de uso:                            import very_simple_kawan as pacoteimport very_simple_kawan.extra as extra print(pacote.add(1,2))  print(pacote.sub(1,2))  print(extra.multiply(1,2))  print(extra.divide(1,2))
puwifi 1.1.2
⚡ A script made to automate the wifi login process to Parul university routers. login to wifi forever
Requires Python: >=3.0

# PU-wifi
A python program that simulates [parul university](https://www.google.com/search?q=parul+university) wifi web authentication request process to keep you device connected to parul university wifi (with-a-loop)

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68287637/146675073-7e1aebcc-056d-4351-b5aa-f7e2f57b1853.png)

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- supported OS: `Linux`, `Windows`, `MacOS` and `Android` (with `Termux`)
- supported python versions: `python3.6` and above


## Installation

### with `pip`

- make sure you installed `python` and `pip` in your OS

```bash
pip install puwifi
```

## Usage

#### General

##### ♾️ Forever login mode `-k`
this is what the aim of repo

`-k` or `--keep-alive` attribute is say script to run a forever loop!
> scripts tries to contact `google.com` if connection fails script tries to send login request to host *i.e: 10.0.0.1* with username & password provied with `-u` & `-p` arguments


```bash
puwifi -k -u YOUR_USERNAME -p YOUR_PASSWORD 
```

##### 🪵 One-time login `-l`
you can login with `-l` or `--login` argument

```bash
puwifi -l -u YOUR_USERNAME -p YOUR_PASSWORD
```
##### 💥 Logout from puwifi
for logout use option `-o` or `--logout` argument
```bash
puwifi -o -u YOUR_USERNAME -p YOUR_PASSWORD 
```

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> idk why logout requires username and password too! ( vunerability ? )
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## Finally
This repo is made fully on self-intrest cause iam a student in parul university, wifi here is `great&fast` but a bit tricky
![RepeatJumpGIF](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68287637/146674165-5d586b3c-dfce-41d7-8ebe-54917b27fb91.gif)

so instead of playing dino i made this script by re-enginerring an year old puwifi login website & used some of knowledge to make this script happen

### follow me on

- 😺 [github](https://github.com/SaicharanKandukuri), 

- 🦜 [Twitter](https://twitter.com/AtonZman1x1)

- 📸 follow me on Instagram: `atonzman1x1`

- 🎮 Add me on discord: `SAICHARAN KANDUKURI#3741`

🌟 If this work of me helped you make sure you start this repo, or buy me a juice of coffee when we meet 🥤


> ⚠️ Dont use practices used in this code for any kind of mischievous things. i need wifi working
>

![PusheenCatGIF](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68287637/146673862-cdb4f86e-c55b-470e-aa3f-b98dd362c6fb.gif)
###### go watch your videos now


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###### (©️) MIT License @SaicharanKandukuri
very-simple-kawan-1 0.0.5
Pacote de teste python
Keywords: python,primeiro pacote python

Pacote de teste para o curso de PythonDica de uso:                            import very_simple_kawan as pacoteimport very_simple_kawan.extra as extra print(pacote.add(1,2))  print(pacote.sub(1,2))  print(extra.multiply(1,2))  print(extra.divide(1,2))
aiida-wien2k 0.2.0
The official AiiDA plugin for WIEN2k.
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: aiida,workflows

# AiiDA WIEN2k plugin

The `aiida-wien2k` package is a [WIEN2k](http://susi.theochem.tuwien.ac.at) plug-in for [AiiDA](https://www.aiida.net) workflow management developed in conjunction with the [Common workflow project](https://github.com/aiidateam/aiida-common-workflows).
It is designed to calculate an equation of state (Etot vs volume) for any structure supplied in AiiDA format by running a very basic, yet extremely accurate, self-consistency field cycle.
Limitations are a uniform scaling of all lattice parameters (applicable to cubic structures), no relaxation of atomic positions, no magnetism, no spin-orbit coupling.
It is meant for DFT users who have no idea about WIEN2k, but still want to run EoS for benchmarking purposes using various DFT codes, including WIEN2k.
WIEN2k version 22.2 (or higher) should be used (prior versions are incompatible).

The Materials Cloud “AiiDA common workflows verification” database (https://acwf-verification.materialscloud.org) contains WIEN2k results obtained using this workflow.
The data are published and discussed in the article: E. Bosoni et al., Comprehensive verification of all-electron and pseudopotential density functional theory (DFT) codes via universal common workflows., in preparation (2023)

Developers: Oleg Rubel and Peter Blaha

Special thanks for the guidance through development: Emanuele Bosoni and Giovanni Pizzi
metalo 0.5.4
Metabolic analysis of Logical models extracted from maps
Requires Python: >=3.9

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**MetaLo** is a framework for the Metabolic analysis (FBA) of Logical models extracted automatically from detailed mechanistic maps.
See this `published article`_ for more details.

.. _`published article`: http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1010408

Install
=======

Metalo is provided as a Python3 package, you can install it from the `Python package index`_ with ``pip``, ``conda`` or your Python package manager of choice:

.. _`Python package index`: https://pypi.org/project/metalo/

.. code:: bash

   $ python3 -m pip install metalo

If you want to use the GUI you will need to explicitly request that feature, but it depends on ``wxPython`` which sometimes fails to build on some platformes.

.. code:: bash

   $ python3 -m pip install metalo[gui]

Command-line usage
==================

A video tutorial is available `here`_.

.. _`here`: https://gitlab.inria.fr/soliman/metalo/-/raw/main/MetaLo_tutorial.mp4

Or follow the instructions::

   $ metalo --help

   usage: metalo [-h] [-v] [-D] [-f] [-i INIT] [-c CASQ] MAP METABOLISM

   Metabolic analysis of Logical models extracted from maps. Copyright (C) 2023 Sahar.Aghakhani@inria.fr and Sylvain.Soliman@inria.fr
   GPLv3

   positional arguments:
   MAP                   CellDesigner file containing the mechanistic map
   METABOLISM            MitoCore style metabolic model

   options:
   -h, --help            show this help message and exit
   -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
   -D, --debug           display some debug information
   -f, --fva             run FVA to get interval of values
   -i INIT, --init INIT  CSV file with forced initial values for the Logic model
   -c CASQ, --casq CASQ  Additional arguments for CaSQ like -u, -d or -r

Or run ``metalo`` with no arguments to launch the GUI, if it is installed.