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StrideClient 0.2.0
Library for interfacing with STRIDE devices

# STRIDE-driver
 a driver/reader for Stride thermocouple modules

To use, include the StrideClient.py file in your project.
The output of this code is a list of thermocouples 1-8.

# Example
```python
# Import the StrideClient class from the library
from StrideClient import StrideClient

def main():
    # Initialize the StrideClient with the host IP address
    modbus_device = StrideClient(host="192.168.1.126")
    # Make the units Celsius
    modbus_device.write_units('C')

    try:
        # Call the read_firmware function and store the result
        result = modbus_device.read_temps()
        # Print the result of the read_firmware function
        print(f"{result}")
    except Exception as e:
        # Print an error message if reading fails
        print(f"Error reading firmware version: {e}")


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

```

With one thermocouple attached to input 1, and the thermocouple in free air, the output will be:
```
[23.3, 1421.1, 1421.1, 1421.1, 1421.2, 1421.2, 1421.3, 1421.3]
```

# Changing thermocouple type

The thermocouple type is set by the set_input_type method. For example, setting input 0 to a 'K' type thermocouple will be:

'''python
    modbus_device.set_input_type(0, 'K')
''''

Supported thermocouple types are:
- Disabled
- Voltage
- K
- J
- R
- S
- T
- B
- E
- N

# Configuring Stride devices

Good luck. The Stride devices are only controllable through Ethernet. There's information written on the units themselves. If you change the IP address, please change the label.
chippai 0.1.2
A Python wrapper for Chipp API
Requires Python: >=3.7

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# Installation

`pip install chippai`

# Dependencies

This package requires requests for making API calls. However, it will be automatically installed when you install the chippai package using pip.

# Usage

```python
from chippai import Chipp

chipp = Chipp(api_key="your-api-key-from-Chipp-dashboard")

# userId needs to come from your database or auth session
user = chipp.get_user(user_id="a-unique-identifier-for-user")

# If the user is None, the user does not exist in the Chipp system and needs to be created
if user is None:
    user = chipp.create_user(user_id="a-unique-identifier-for-user")

# Get the number of credits remaining for this user
num_chipps = user.get_credits()

# Deduct credits from this user
user.deduct_credits(1)

# Generate a payment URL where this user can choose their preferred packages of credits and buy more.
# Pass in a redirect URL to bring your user back to your app after the user payment succeeds
url = user.get_packages_url(return_to_url="https://your-app.com/wherever-user-was")
```

# Further Documentation
For a more detailed guide and advanced usage patterns, refer to the [official documentation](http://docs.chipp.ai).