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maildump 1.1
An SMTP server that makes all received mails accessible via a web interface and REST API.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.12

MailDump
========

MailDump is a python-based clone of the awesome `MailCatcher`_ tool. Its
purpose is to provide developers a way to let applications send emails
without actual emails being sent to anyone. Additionally lazy developers
might prefer this over a real SMTP server simply for the sake of it
being much easier and faster to set up.

Features
--------

Since the goal of this project is to have the same features as
MailCatcher I suggest you to read its readme instead.

However, there is one unique feature in MailDump: Password protection for
the web interface. If your MailDump instance is listening on a public IP
you might not want your whole company to have access to it. Instead you can
use an Apache-style htpasswd file. I have tested it with SHA-encrypted
passwords but you can use any encryption supported by `passlib.apache`_.

Usage
-----

After installing maildump, run ``maildump --help`` for a list of available
command line arguments.  By default maildump runs its webserver on port
1080 and its SMTP server on port 1025 (both only available via localhost).
Unless you specify a database file, received mails are lost when maildump
terminates.

Credits
-------

The layout of the web interface has been taken from MailCatcher. No
Copy&Paste involved - I rewrote the SASS/Compass stylesheet from
MailCatcher in SCSS as there is a pure-python implementation of SCSS
available. If whoever reads this feels like creating a new layout that
looks as good or even better feel free to send a pull request. I'd
actually prefer a layout that differs from MailCatcher at least a little
bit but I'm somewhat bad at creating layouts!

The icon was created by `Tobia Crivellari`_.

License
-------

Copyright © 2013-2020 Adrian Mönnich (adrian@planetcoding.net). Released
under the MIT License, see `LICENSE`_ for details.

.. _MailCatcher: https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher/blob/master/README.md
.. _passlib.apache: http://pythonhosted.org/passlib/lib/passlib.apache.html
.. _Tobia Crivellari: http://dribbble.com/TobiaCrivellari
.. _LICENSE: https://github.com/ThiefMaster/maildump/blob/master/LICENSE
jibrish-to-hebrew 1.4.1
A Python package for converting jibrish string to Hebrew.
License: MIT

# jibrish to hebrew

## Description

`jibrish_to_hebrew` is a Python function that simplifies the conversion between garbled text and Hebrew. It can convert a garbled Hebrew string to plain Hebrew or transform Hebrew text into jibrish and vice versa.

for example: 'ùìåí ìëåìí' --> 'שלום לכולם'
 

## Usage

### convert function - fix_jibrish

The function takes the following parameters:

- **Parameter 1**: *garbled Hebrew string*  
  Provide a garbled Hebrew string as input to be converted.

- **Parameter 2 (optional)**: *Conversion mode*  
  You can specify the conversion mode using this optional parameter. It accepts two values:
  - `"heb"`: To convert the input to Hebrew.
  - `"jib"`: To convert the input to gibrish.
  
  Default is `heb`
  

### test function - check_jibrish

A function to check if a certain string contains correct Hebrew or corrupted Hebrew

Suitable for checking metadata of songs

- **Parameter**:
  A text string

- **return value**:
  `True` If the string is garbled, or `False` if she is ok
  


## Example

```
from jibrish_to_hebrew import fix_jibrish, check_jibrish


jibrish_string = 'ùìåí ìëåìí'
hebrew_string = 'שלום לכולם'

# Convert garbled text to plain Hebrew
heb_result = fix_jibrish(jibrish_string, "heb")

# Convert Hebrew text to gibrish
jib_result = fix_jibrish(hebrew_string, "jib")

# Check if a string contains garbled text
bool_result = check_jibrish(jibrish_string)

```

## Return

```
print(f'{garbled_string}: {result_heb}')
print(bool_result)

ùìåí ìëåìí: שלום לכולם
True

```



## Installation

You can install this package using pip:

```
pip install jibrish-to-hebrew
```

## Acknowledgments

This software is created and maintained by nh.local11@gmail.com.