semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
manim-mobject-svg 0.5.0
Create SVG files from VMobject and VGroup in Manim
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9,<3.13

# manim-mobject-svg

Create SVG files from [VMobject](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/reference/manim.mobject.types.vectorized_mobject.VMobject.html) and [VGroup](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/reference/manim.mobject.types.vectorized_mobject.VGroup.html).

Install: `pip install manim-mobject-svg`

Here's an example of how to use this plugin:

```python
from manim import *
from manim_mobject_svg import *

a = Square(color=BLUE)
a.to_svg("square.svg")
```
This should create a file `square.svg` in the current directory and return the path to the file. The output should look like this:

![svg square manim](https://github.com/naveen521kk/manim-mobject-svg/assets/49693820/ba232f4c-7a11-4d6f-b36e-7c49867bc6a8)

It's also possible to create a SVG file for VGroup.

```python
from manim import *
from manim_mobject_svg import *

a = Square(color=BLUE)
b = Circle(color=RED)
c = VGroup(a, b)
c.to_svg("group.svg")
```
It'll create a SVG file like this:

![svg vgroup manim](https://github.com/naveen521kk/manim-mobject-svg/assets/49693820/4073c65f-0397-450a-90d6-6a2226dade15)

## Parameters for `to_svg()`

`to_svg()` takes the following parameters:
- `path`: Path to the SVG file to be created. If not specified, it'll create a temporary file and return the path to the file.
- `crop`: Crop the SVG file to the bounding box of the VMobject. Default: `True`
- `padding`: Padding around the VMobject. Default: `0.5`

This method returns the path to the SVG file.
ask-the-wizard 0.0.1rc1
Are you still thinking while coding or are you already Asking The Wizard? 🧙
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10

# Ask The Wizard - Wizardry at its best

## Are you still thinking while coding or are you already Asking The Wizard? 🧙

## Overview 🌟

Welcome to Ask The Wizard, the revolutionary Python module package system that not only embraces side effects but celebrates
them! Here, we believe that every side effect is a hidden feature waiting to be discovered. 🎉

## Features 🚀

- **Integrated Package Management:** Automatically install pip packages used in your code. No more `pip install`! 📦
- **Enthusiastic Side Effects**: Every operation in *Ask The Wizard* is accompanied by a delightful surprise. Side 
  effects are not bugs, they are undocumented features! 🐞🎁
- **Revolutionary Import System:** We've reinvented the wheel because we believe squares can roll too. Expect the
  unexpected. 🛸

## Installation 📦

Simply run:

```bash
pip install ask_the_wizard
```

*If this doesn't work, try shouting at your computer in Python. It understands passion. 📣*

To use this module you will need an OpenAI API key.
You can create your own API key at https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys.

Then you can set the API key as an environment variable (e.g. create a .env file):

```bash
OPENAI_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY python my_script.py
```

or pass it as an argument to the WizardExecuter:

```python
from ask_the_wizard.wizard_executer import WizardExecuter

wizard_executer = WizardExecuter(api_key='YOUR_API_KEY')
```


## Usage 📚

Basic example:

```python
from ask_the_wizard.wizard_executer import WizardExecuter

wizard_executer = WizardExecuter()

result = wizard_executer.add_numbers(6, 3)
print(result)
```

## Contributing 🤝

Want to make *Ask The Wizard* even more ~usable~ unpredictable? We welcome contributors who can add more chaos to the
order. Submit a pull request, but beware - your code might decide to take a vacation. 🏖️

## FAQs 🤔

### Did Ask The Wizard just delete my files?

No, it liberated them. Consider it a feature, not a loss.

### Why does Ask The Wizard occasionally play elevator music?

To enhance your coding experience with soothing tunes. 🎵

### My computer started making coffee after using Ask The Wizard. Is this normal?

Absolutely! *Ask The Wizard* is designed to optimize your work environment. Enjoy the coffee! ☕

### Ask The Wizard turned all my comments into haikus. Why?

To add a touch of poetry to your code. Coding is an art, after all. 📜 🌸

### Is it true that using Ask The Wizard can solve unsolvable problems?

In theory, yes. In practice, it prefers create them. It’s more fun that way. 🧩

## Support 💖

Having trouble with *Ask The Wizard*? Just remember, it's not a bug, it's a feature! But if you really need help, try
meditating - it might just fix itself. 🧘

## License 📜

*Ask The Wizard* is released under the MIT License. Feel free to use it for good, or chaos - we don't judge.
txt2tmx 1.0.0
Txt-to-tmx file converter.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6.0
Keywords: txt-to-tmx converter,line-to-line alignment


# This script creates a line-to-line aligned tmx file

It accepts either two sentence-segmented txt files, with one sentence per line in
each file, or one txt file with two tab-delimited elements per line. 
Based on that, the script creates a tmx file in the same location as the original file(s).

In case of a single tab-delimited file it must have the following format: 
'Original-text Tab-char Translation' per each line.

You must also pass as the first argument the desired language codes as follows:
-c en-US#ar-SA; -c EN#RU, etc.

The default language codes are en-US and ru-RU

## How to install on Windows (no admin rights required)

Step 1. Get Python 3 from Microsoft Store

Step 2. Get PowerShell from Microsoft Store

Step 3. Create a new folder in your file system on Windows

Step 4. Right-click on that folder and select Open in Terminal

Step 5. Write the following in the command line of the open Terminal window:
```
> python3 -m venv .venv
> .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
> python3 -m pip install txt2tmx
```

## How to use

If you've just finished the installation, type in in the command line (for
a single source file):
```
> python3 -m txt2tmx -c en#ar C:\full-path\your-file.txt
```

Or, in case of two source files:
```
> python3 -m txt2tmx -c en#ar C:\full-path\file_1.txt C:\full-path\file_2.txt 
```

If you already closed PowerShell, use Windows Explorer to find the folder that you created in Step 3 (or simply repeat Steps 3 to 5 if you can't find it). Open that folder in PowerShell Terminal. Then type in the following commands in the PowerShell window:
```
> .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
> python3 -m txt2tmx -c en#ar C:\full-path\your-file.txt
```