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xpay 1.0.1
Python bindings for the XPay API
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: xpay api payments

Official XPay Bindings for Python
===================================

A Python library for XPay's API.


Setup
-----

You can install this package by using the pip tool and installing:

    $ pip install xpay

Or:

    $ easy_install xpay


Setting up a XPay Account
---------------------------

Sign up for XPay at https://dashboard.xpay.com/register.

Using the XPay API
--------------------

Documentation for the python bindings can be found alongside XPay's other bindings here:

- https://xpay.com/docs
- https://xpay.com/docs/api/?lang=python

In the standard documentation (the first link), most of the reference pages will have examples in XPay's official bindings (including Python). Just click on the Python tab to get the relevant documentation.

In the full API reference for python (the second link), the right half of the page will provide example requests and responses for various API calls.
jorm 0.1.0
Isolated django ORM (as close as possible to official version)
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.12,<4.0

# jorm

This project aims to provide a standalone version of Django's ORM for use in offline projects, such as desktop applications. It allows you to leverage the power and convenience of Django's ORM without the need for the full Django web framework.

## Getting Started

### Prerequisites

- Python 3.12^ (it could work with lower versions but there is no warranty)
- (Optional) Virtual environment for isolation

### Installation

```bash
pip install jorm
```

Note: We recommend using [python poetry](https://python-poetry.org/)

### Contributing
Feel free to contribute by opening issues or pull requests. Make sure to follow good code of conduct (good manners, zero harrasing, zero bad words, respect others ideas, etc).

#### What I expect to accomplish? 
Just the following flow on desktop apps
1. `pip install jorm`
2. `jorm-admin startproject .` (this is open to discussion if is good idea to use template for just these or entire "recommended" app template)
This step creates the following files and directories `manage.py`, `db/settings.py`, `db/models.py`, `db/__init__.py`, `db/migrations/__init__.py`
(preserving as much functionality of manage.py as possible)
3. From anywhere on the app just `from db.models import ExampleModel` and working as if on django.

### License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE](./LICENSE) file for details.
proxiestor 2.0
Automate Tor Ip Rotation
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3

proxiestor (Automatic Tor IP Rotation)
============================================================

Author: [Sptty Chan (Fanda\)](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100024425583446)<br>
Github & Examples: [proxiestor](https://github.com/sptty-chan/proxiestor)

## About Proxiestor
Proxiestor is a Python library designed to automate Tor. With Proxiestor, you can easily run Tor without the need to open a new terminal window. Just call the function from Proxiestor, and Tor will be up and running. You can even rotate the IP by adding arguments when calling the Proxiestor library function. Please take a look at the example below.

## example 

    #import library
    from proxiestor import Tor
    import requests

    #Class initiation
    #Tor without IP rotation
    tor = Tor(ip_rotation=False) #Change "False" to "True" if you want to enable IP rotation

    #Start tor
    tor.start()

    #Your program should be executed after calling the "start" function and concluded by calling the "close" function
    r=requests.get("https://httpbin.org/ip", proxies={"http": "socks5://127.0.0.1:9050","https": "socks5://127.0.0.1:9050"}).json()["origin"]
    print(f"your IP: {r}")
    #You can create a loop here

    #Close/stop tor
    tor.close()

Check our GitHub for more examples.