semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
deepfundPy 0.0.1
A simple python package for training your Code Assistant LLM.
Keywords: python,deepfund,code,assistant,llm


This package is developed by EnigmaAI for the Deepfund Platform. It provides a simple interface for training your Code Assistant LLM.
First it allows you to scrape GitHub repositories for code based on a search query and vaiours filters for code quality and license.
Second it allows you to train your LLM on the scraped code. This can be highly customized to your needs and the type of code you want to generate.
It allows for the choice of different models from the HuggingFace library and the choice of different Efficent fine-tuning strategies.
mathpy-string 1.1
MathPy Project Programming language
Keywords: mathpy,script,language


# MathPy

For information about the language itself,
check out the [documentation](#https://github.com/Bard-Gaming/MathPy/tree/main/Documentation).

## About
MathPy is a Python library that acts as a completely new
programming language.

The goal of this project is to experiment with strings as 
numbers in a high enough base to allow for a multitude of
characters, and to see if this could be a viable alternative
to the classical way of implementing character strings.

For instance, in hexadecimal, the string "baba" would
have a numerical value of 47802.

## Install MathPy
```commandline
pip install mathpy-string
```

## Run files in MathPy
### The Python way
If you wish to run your MathPy files through a Python program,
you can do so by importing the ``run_file()`` function from
the mathpy library, as follows:

```python
from mathpy import run_file

with open("[filepath]", 'rt', encoding='utf-8') as file:
    run_file(file)
```

### The command line way
If you wish to run your MathPy files through the command line,
you can do it as follows:

```commandline
python -m mathpy run [filepath]
```

or, if you wish to access the shell:

```commandline
python -m mathpy shell
```

or simply:

```commandline
python -m mathpy
```