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convert-youtube-ttml-to-srt 1.0.0
convert youtube's ttml subtitle to rst format

# convert_youtube_ttml_to_srt
[[中文]](README_CN.md)

As we all know, the subtitles (machine translation) of the YouTube website are in VTT format, which is different from the SRT format used by most video websites, and the timeline is confusing and repetitive.

This project is used to convert the TTML subtitles of the YouTube website into SRT.

```python
【requirements.txt】
yt_dlp==2024.3.10
```
cron-parser 2.0.0
Cron expression parser
Requires Python: >=3.12

# Cron Expression Parser

1. A simple cron expression parser written in python that translates cron expression and send output in table format.

2. Handles setp values(`/`), range values(`-`) and comma(`,`) separated values

3. It accepts string input which has following  five paramters 
- minute
- hour
- day of month
- month
- day of week
- command


## Steps to create and upload pypi package 

- create project 
- create setup.py
- run ` python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel`
- it will create dist folder in ur code folder incusing wheel files
- register and create account on pypi library
- run `twine upload dist/*`


## System Requirements

- Python >=3.12
- `pipenv` 

## Steps to use

follow these steps, to use this program:

1. Open a terminal or command prompt in the root folder.

2. Install all dependencies and active the virtual environment:
   ```shell
   pip3 install pipenv
   pipenv install
   pipenv install -r requirements.txt
   pipenv shell
   pipenv install pytest
   ```

3. Install the package as a binary name `cron-parser`.
   ```shell
   pip3 install --editable .
   ```

4. Run the program with a cron expression as an argument. For example:

   ```shell
   cron-parser "<expression>"
   ```

   expression should be including minutes, hours, day of month, months, day of week and command

   Example :  `"*/10 0 2,12 * 2-6 /usr/bin/find"`

5. The program will output the formatted cron expression as a table, like this:

   ```
   minute        0 10 20 30 40 50
   hour          0
   day of month  2 12
   month         1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
   day of week   2 3 4 5 6
   command       /usr/bin/find
   ```

7. To run the tests , run following command:
   ```shell
   pytest
   ```