semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
cmeel-mpc 1.3.1
cmeel distribution for MPC
Requires Python: >= 3.8

# CMeel MPC

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[MPC](https://www.multiprecision.org) distribution for cmeel packages.
tldfinder 1.0.2
Discover bug bounty scopes associated with star top-level domains (TLDs).

# TLDFinder
TLDFinder is a powerful Python package designed to effortlessly identify the valid top-level domains (TLDs) for a provided list of domains that include a wildcard character in the TLD.

# Usage
The usage of TLDFinder is simple. You can provide the domain using a wildcard character in the TLD scope through standard input (stdin). Here's an example:
```shell
echo "example.*" | tldfinder
cat domains.txt | tldfinder
```
Please note that the first time you run the script, it may take a little more time to fetch the TLDs from the source. Subsequent runs should be faster as the TLDs will be cached.

# Contributing
Contributions to TLDFinder are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, we appreciate your contribution. Your feedback helps us make TLDFinder better for everyone.
couchbed 0.2.0
Logging into CouchDB.
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: CouchDB

# CouchBed

CouchBed is a Python library that allows you to log your code execution into CouchDB. It provides a simple and convenient way to record settings, messages, and logs into a CouchDB database.

## Installation

You can install CouchBed using pip:

```shell
pip install couchbed
```

## Usage

First, import the `CouchBed` class from the `couchbed` module:

```python
from couchbed import CouchBed
```

Create an instance of the `CouchBed` class, specifying the name of the CouchDB database as a parameter. By default, CouchBed uses the CouchDB URI provided by the `PYTHON_COUCHBED` environment variable. Alternatively, you can pass the URI as a parameter when creating the `CouchBed` instance. For each trial, you prepare a new book (CBBook).

```python
couch = CouchBed("__DATABASE_NAME__")
book = couch.new_book()
```

### Recording Settings

You can record settings by using the `set` method or by directly assigning values to keys in the `CBBook` instance.

```python
book.set({"a": 1, "b": 2})
# or
book["key"] = "value"
```

### Accessing Settings

You can access the recorded settings by using the `CBBook` instance as a dictionary.

```python
print(book["a"])
```

### Recording Messages

You can record messages by calling the `CBBook` instance as a function and passing the desired message as arguments.

```python
book("Hello", 1, 2, 3)
```

### Recording Logs

You can record logs by using the `log` method and passing a dictionary containing the log information.

```python
book.log({"epoch": 1, "train_loss": 0.1, "val_loss": 0.15})
```

### Saving Data

CouchBed automatically saves the data every 5 seconds if there are any changes. However, it's recommended to explicitly call the `save` method at the end of your program to ensure all the data is saved. Otherwise, the last 5-second data may be lost.

```python
book.save()
# or
couch.save()
```

## License

CouchBed is licensed under the MIT License.