semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
timefile-test 0.0.1
Probably the simplest time profiling in python
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0

# ⏱️ timefile
Probably the simplest time profiling in python 
# TODO: 
- [ ] Fix project structure
- [ ] Implement custom logging level to avoid other modules logs
- [ ] Add total time per function bar graph
- [ ] allow args and kwargs using <code>func.__code__.co_varnames </code>
- [ ] Parse out constant multi kwargs
- [ ] Add some way to plot with multi variable func
- [ ] Add dt tolerance to avoid too many logs
    > ~10^5 func calls Starts to get slow => 15 sec :/
IconProwl 1.1.1
IconProwl : An unofficial API for scraping images off IconFinder.com for web development.
License: MIT
Keywords: conversion



<p align="center">IconProwl : An unofficial  API for scraping images off <a href="https://www.iconfinder.com/" target="_blank">IconFinder</a> for web development.</p>
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<img src="https://i.imgur.com/959PpxZ.png" style="border:1px solid white;" height="100" width="100">
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## Initiate the Class  

```python

#To scrape for normal icons , create an instance of the class IconFinder with the name of the image to search  , for example :

from IconProwl import IconProwl # Import the class from the package
find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder("mail")
```

###  1 : Scrape web links of images

```python

#To scrape for links of images , call the images() function from the initialized class , for example : 

find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder("mail")
find_icon.images()
```

###  2 : Get Links to download and edit images

```python

#To scrape for links of images to download locally  , call the get_links() function from the initialized class , for example : 

find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder("mail")
find_icon.get_links()
```

###  3: Show/Display a particular Icon

```python

#To display an Icon   , call the show_image(image_number:int) function from the initialized class , for example : 

find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder("mail")
find_icon.show_image(2) # Shows the second image from all scraped images
```

###  4 : Download an icon

```python

#To download an icon locally  , call the save_image(path:str,image_number:int) function from the initialized class , for example : 

find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder("mail")
find_icon.save_image("/Users/myname/Desktop/x.jpeg",6) # Saves the 6th image in the Desktop as x.jpeg
```

<h2 align="center">There is also a class for 3D images.</h2>
<p></p>

```python

#To scrape for links of images , call the images() function from the initialized class , for example : 

from IconProwl import IconProwl # Import the 3D class
find_icon=IconProwl.IconFinder3D("mail")
#All functions are the same as for the IconFinder Class.....

```

<p align="center">Examples : </p>

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<img src="https://imgur.com/bOkhMVB.jpeg" >
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<img src="https://i.imgur.com/7zbXCS7.png" height="130" width="300">
  <p align="center">Made with Python and BeautifulSoup</p>
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