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graffle2pdftex 1.0.0.5
A command line utility that exports omnigraffle canvases files to pdf_tex.
Keywords: graffle2pdftex

Graffle To PDF_Tex
=======================

A command line tool that exports OmniGraffle figures to PDF_Tex

Installation
------------

In order to have it successfully installed and working, following is required:

-   [OmniGraffle](http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/archive/omnigraffle-users/2008/004785.html) 7.21
-   python \>= 3.9
-   [appscript](http://appscript.sourceforge.net/py-appscript/index.html) \>= 0.22
-   PyMuPDF

You can either clone the repository and install using 

    pip install .

Or install straight from the PIP repository:

    pip install graffle2pdftex

Usage
-----

    Usage: graffle2pdftex [options] <source>

    Options:
      -h, --help  show this help message and exit
      --debug     print out debug messages

Exports the figure/canvases to a new folder of the same name as the input file in the source file's parent directory

Examples
--------

-   Export *all* canvases into PDF_Tex files

    ```
    $ graffle2pdftex figure.graffle
    ```

Making a release
----------------

- update the version number in `setup.py`
- commit
- push
- register release `$ python setup.py register`
- upload release `$ python setup.py bdist upload`

Developing graffle2pdftex
-----------------------------

- clone
- stage `$ python setup.py develop`
- make a new feature branch
- code
- do release
- unstage `$python setup.py develop --uninstall`
stargazerz 0.0.2
Instantly Retrieve Email Addresses and Usernames of Stargazers from Designated Repositories, Achieving Unparalleled Speed and Efficiency - All Without the Need for an API Key

<div align="center">

[![](./stargazerz/Assets/banner.png)](https://github.com/Frikallo/stargazerz)

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![GitHub code size](https://img.shields.io/github/languages/code-size/frikallo/stargazerz?color=orange)

</div>

---

###

Original Repository of stargazerz

This application uses state-of-the-art OSINT and webscraping techniques to find emails and usernames of people who have starred a GitHub repository without the need of authentication. This prjects is useful for developers looking to promote their projects or contact developers with similar interests.

This project is OpenSource, feel free to use, study and/or send pull request.

## Key Features

- **Fast**: stargazerz uses multithreading to scrape GitHub pages and find emails and usernames of stargazers.

- **Easy**: stargazerz is easy to use, just define the target repository and the number of threads and you are ready to go.

- **Powerful**: stargazerz uses state-of-the-art OSINT and webscraping techniques to find emails and usernames of stargazers.

- **Customizable**: stargazerz allows you to save the results to a file and choose which results to save.

- **Free**: stargazerz is free and open-source.

## Installation

You can install stargazerz using `pip`:

```shell
pip install stargazerz
```

## Usage
```python
import stargazerz

# Define Crawler
crawler = stargazerz.Crawler(threads=16, target="Frikallo/stargazerz")

# Run Crawler
crawler.run()

# Get Results after Crawler is done
crawler.print_results()

# Save results to file
crawler.save_results("emails", "emails.txt")
crawler.save_results("stargazers", "stargazers.txt")
crawler.save_results("all", "all.txt")
```

## Example Output
```shell
$ python3 stargazerz-example.py
[+] Target: Frikallo/stargazerz
[+] Threads: 16
[+] Starting crawler
[+] Crawler started
[+] Fetching page 1 of stargazers for Frikallo/stargazerz
[+] Fetching page 2 of stargazers for Frikallo/stargazerz
[+] Found 34 stargazers
[+] Fetching emails
Complete ✅: 100%|███████████████| 34/34 [00:18<00:00,  1.40stargazers/s]
[+] Crawler finished
[+] Time: 19.92 seconds
[-] Results
[+] Stargazers: 34
[+] Emails: 26
[+] Emails saved to emails.txt
[+] Stargazers saved to stargazers.txt
[+] All results saved to all.txt
```
aztwtest 0.1.0
Your package description
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: sample,setuptools,development

# ASACrypter

![Build Status](https://aeroterrasa.visualstudio.com/DevBoosters_py/_apis/build/status/py-crypter?branchName=main) [![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/badge/PyPI-3775A9?logo=pypi&logoColor=white)](https://pypi.org/) [![Python](https://img.shields.io/badge/Python-3776AB?style=flat&logo=Python&logoColor=white)](https://docs.python.org/3/https://docs.python.org/3/)

ASACrypter is a Python package that provides encryption and decryption functionality using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm. It also includes a password generator that allows you to create strong passwords for use with the encryption functionality.

## Installation

`pip install asa.crypter`

## Usage

To use ASACrypter, you must first create an instance of the ASACrypter class. You need to provide a password that will be used to generate a key and an initialization vector (IV) for encryption and decryption.

```
from asa.crypter import crypter

crypter = crypter('my_password')
```

### Encrypting Data

`encrypted_data = crypter.encrypt('my_secret_data')`

### Decrypting Data

`decrypted_data = crypter.decrypt(encrypted_data)`

### Generating Passwords

`password = crypter.generate_password(12, True)`
confutilPPP 1.3.2
A simple configuration file tool

# confutilPPP

## 1.安装

```
pip install confutilPPP
```

## 2.导入并使用

```
import confutilPPP

def test():
    # _object : dict, 包含配置对象
    # _filename : str, 配置文件名 默认为 config
    # return : dict, 配置字典
    # 首次当前位置生成 *.yml 文件，之后直接读取
    # *.yaml也可用
    CONFIG = {
        'test': 'test'
    }
    conf = confutilPPP.check_config(_object=CONFIG, _filename='config')
    print(conf)
```