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bibcite 0.2.2
Generate bibtex citations from command line and instantly copies them to clipboard

## Bibcite

Command line tool for instantly generating bibtex citations given only
the title of the work. If the title of the work is not unique then the results
optionally be filtered by the author.

## Usage
```bash
pip install bibcite
bibcite "ImageNet Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks"
```

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##  Data sources

Given the title of a work, its DOI is found using https://openalex.org/.
Further details of the reference that OpenAlex may be missing are looked up on https://www.crossref.org/.
aihorde 0.3
Python client for AI Horde API

# Async Python client library for AI Horde

## Installation:
Warning: supports only Python 3.11 or later
```bash
python3.11 -m pip install aihorde
```

## Usage examples

### Image generation
```python
import asyncio
from aihorde.client import AIHordeClient
from aihorde import models

API_KEY = '0000000000' # Your API key from aihorde.net/register. You can also use 0000000000.

async def image():
    q = input('Введите запрос: ')
    client = AIHordeClient(API_KEY)
    generation_input = models.GenerationInputStable(
        q,
        models=['Anything v5', 'Anything v3', 'MeinaMix', 'Cetus-Mix', 'Anything Diffusion',
                'AAM XL', 'AlbedoBase XL (SDXL)', 'Animagine XL', 'Anime Illust Diffusion', 'DreamShaper XL',
                'ICBINP XL', 'Juggernaut XL', 'Quiet Goodnight XL', 'Unstable Diffusers XL']
    )
    generations: list[models.GenerationStable] = (await client.generate_image(generation_input)).generations
    for generation in generations:
        print(f'{generation.model}: {generation.img}')

asyncio.run(image())
```

### Text generation
```python
import asyncio
from aihorde.client import AIHordeClient
from aihorde import models

API_KEY = '0000000000' # Your API key from aihorde.net/register. You can also use 0000000000.

async def text():
    q = input('Введите запрос: ')
    client = AIHordeClient(API_KEY)
    params = models.ModelGenerationInputKobold(
        stop_sequence=['Human:'],
        max_length=160
    )
    generation_input = models.GenerationInputKobold(
        f' Human: {q}/n AI:',
        params=params,
        models=['koboldcpp/Kunoichi-DPO-v2-7B-Q8_0-imatrix'] # i dont know which models are good for text :D
    )
    results: list[models.GenerationKobold] = (await client.generate_text(generation_input)).generations
    for result in results:
        print(result.text.strip())

asyncio.run(text())
```

### Get active models list
```python
import asyncio
from aihorde.client import AIHordeClient
from aihorde import models

API_KEY = '0000000000' # Your API key from aihorde.net/register. You can also use 0000000000.

async def models():
    client = AIHordeClient(API_KEY)
    active_models: list[models.ActiveModel] = await client.get_models(type='image') # or 'text'
    print(repr(active_models))

asyncio.run(models())
```
citeman 0.2
A simple command line citation manager for your academic manuscript.
Requires Python: >=3.8

![CiteMan Logo](http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/dylanrussellmd/citeman/static/logo.png)

A simple command line citation manager for your academic manuscript.
---
## Installation

`citeman` can be installed using `pip` from PyPi:

```python
pip3 install citeman
```
or from GitHub

```python
pip3 install git+https://github.com/dylanrussellmd/citeman.git
```

## Usage

`citeman` is currently very early release. But even so, it still offers enough functionality to assist with basic `bibtex` bibliography management for anyone writing an academic manuscript:

- Generate `bibtex` citation for any paper by DOI (e.g., `10.1371/journal.pone.0173664`)
- Add or remove citation from `bibliography.bib`.
- Manage conflicting biliography keys.
- View all citations within `bibliography.bib`.

Start `citeman` in whichever directory you would like your `bibliography.bib` to be managed. At this time, `citeman` only allows a single bibliography file named `bibliography.bib`. If one does not exist in the working directory, it will be created. You may launch `citeman` in a directory with a `bibliography.bib` already pre-populated with entries; `citeman` will then work with these existing entries.

![citeman Example](http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/dylanrussellmd/citeman/static/citeman.gif)

## Future developments

- Allow multiple `.bib` files with custom names.
- Allow search by multiple article identifiers (e.g., PMID, PMCID, ISSN, etc)
- View query history.
- Modify citations from within `citeman`.
- Preview various citation style appearances.

## Issues or ideas

Please leave your issues or ideas for future development in the [issues tracker](https://www.github.com/dylanrussellmd/citeman/issues)
pysenticrypt 0.1.0
A simple Python wrapper for the SentiCrypt API.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# pysenticrypt

A simple Python wrapper for the SentiCrypt API, providing access to cryptocurrency sentiment analysis data.

[SentiCrypt](https://senticrypt.com/)
## Installation

```bash
pip install pysenticrypt
```


## Usage

```python
from pysenticrypt import SentiCryptAPI

# Initialize the API client
api_client = SentiCryptAPI()

# Get the entire history of sentiment analysis data
all_data = api_client.get_all_data()
print(all_data)

# Get the entire history of sentiment analysis data in a pretty format
pretty_data = api_client.get_pretty_all_data()
print(pretty_data)

# Get a list of all available endpoints
index_data = api_client.get_index()
print(index_data)

# Get sentiment analysis data for a specific date
date_data = api_client.get_data_by_date("2023-04-17")
print(date_data)
```
fetch-the-specs 1.0.1
A command-line tool to report system information in a colorful format.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# fetch-the-specs

**A command-line tool to report system information in a colorful format.**

## Installation
You can install **fetch-the-specs** using `pip`:

```sh
pip install fetch-the-specs
```

## Usage
To display system information, run the following command:

```sh
fetch-the-specs
```

## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.