semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
fastmvc 0.1.7
Rapid application development built for the cloud.
Requires Python: >=3.7

![FastMVC](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52719951542_f745d984cc_o.png)  

# FastMVC
FastMVC is a web framework for building Web Applications
with the MVC structure (Model - View - Controller) and effortlessly deploying them to cloud platforms. 

- Model is interchangeable depending on the cloud platform you would like to use.
- View uses Jinja2 to create front end pages
- Controller is written using FastAPI


## FastMVC CLI
`fastmvc new [PROJECT_NAME]`  
Creates a new project. Will ask which platform to build towards (GOOGLE_APP_ENGINE, or DETA) and set up the base of the project accordingly.  

Optionally, you can pass the flag `--platform` and provide one of the options above.  

`fastmvc scaffold [MODEL_NAME] [ATTRIBUTE]:[DATA_TYPE]`  
Scaffold out a Model, View, and Controller for your object. For example:  

fastmvc scaffold post title:str content:wysiwyg draft:bool  

`fastmvc auth`  
Builds an Authentication Framework to easily integrate user sign in for your application.  

`fastmvc s`  
Alias for `uvicorn main:app --reload` to run your application locally  

## Supported Cloud Platforms
__Built__
- Google App Engine (using Firestore database)
- Deta (using DetaBase)

__Coming Soon__
- AWS Elastic Beanstalk
replacedateiso 1.0.1
Awesome replacedateiso created by carsten-engelke

# replacedateiso

This installs a command to replace all date occurences in filenames of the current folder with it's ISO 8601 counterpart: e.g. IMG_23.01.2025_HolidayTrip.jpg -> IMG_2025-01-23_HolidayTrip.jpg, making it sortable in chronological order.

## Installation

```
pip install replacedateiso
```

## Usage

Go to desired directory and call the command "replacedateiso" or "python -m replacedateiso"
staruxian 1.1.5
Hello I am cosmoboy

# Staruxian Python Library

Welcome to the Staruxian Python Library, a collection of convenient functions developed by Khurshed for Python projects. To install the Staruxian library, use pip: `pip install staruxian`. This library includes two main functions:

### `hello()`
The `hello()` function greets users with a welcoming message.

```python
from staruxian import hello

hello()
# Output: Welcome to Khurshed's pip!
from staruxian import print_ln

print_ln(3, "Hello Staruxian!")
# Output:
# Hello Staruxian!
# Hello Staruxian!
# Hello Staruxian!

This version includes information on how to import and use the functions within Python projects after installing the library using pip.