semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
SudReg 1.0.2
A light weight Python library for the SudReg Web API
Keywords: Sudski Registar,Sudski Registar API

# SudReg

##### A light weight Python library for the SudReg Web API

## Documentation

SudReg Web API's full documentation is online at [Sudski registar api - javni korisnici](https://sudreg-podaci.pravosudje.hr/docs/services/5adda5d214bb2910b8322a96/operations/bris_pravni_oblik_Get).

## Installation

```bash
pip install sudreg
```

## Quick Start

```python
from sudreg import SudskiRegistarAPI

api = SudskiRegistarAPI("Subscription-Key")

print(api.get_subjekt_detalji(tip_identifikatora="oib", identifikator="53056966535", expand_relations=True))

```
python-drawio 0.1.2
Draw.io, with Python

# 🚧 WIP draw.io using Python

Create [Draw.io (diagrams.net)](https://app.diagrams.net/) drawings, with Python. **Without dependency !**

## Features

* Rectangles
* Lines
    * stroke type, thickness, color
    * rounded, curved
    * Connected ends, intermediate points

## Usage

```
from xml.etree.ElementTree import tostring

d = Document()
p1 = Page("Page-1")
p2 = Page("Page-2")
d.add_page(p1)
d.add_page(p2)

r = RoundedRectangle(
    x=200, y=100, width=100, height=100,
    content="blabetiblou",
    text_align="left", text_valign="top",
)
p1.add_content(r)
p1.add_content(Line(points=[
    (r, 0.5, 0),
    (200, 50),
    (200, 100),
], stroke_thickness=4, stroke_color="#FF000",
    content="bonjour", curved=True))

with open('widespot.drawio', 'w') as f:
    f.write(tostring(d.to_xml()).decode())
```
kthreading 0.3
Get more controls over threads
Requires Python: >=3.5

# KThreading - Get more control over threads
### KThreading is a Python library that provides advanced functionality for interacting with threads.
# Features
1. Forced thread termination: The library allows you to forcibly terminate threads.
2. Timed execution of functions: KThreading enables you to launch functions with a specified timeout.
3. Retrieval of function results: The library provides the capability to retrieve the results of functions running in separate threads.
4. Quick thread launch: KThreading offers a simple and convenient interface for launching threads with a single line of code.
5. Usage of functions as error handlers: The library allows for the usage of functions as error handlers, which will be called in case of exceptions occurring in a thread.
# Whats new in 0.3
- Add "ident" property to KThread class
- Set default "daemon" attribute value to "False"
- Add "daemon" param to "start_kthread" function
### Read docs at [this webpage](https://its-matrix.gitbook.io/kthreading/ "Open docs").
Colorthon 2.9.6
Colorthon Best and Fast Package For Generating Color For Text Color and Back Color Text Format
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: color,colorthon,color package,text color,python color,color text,print color,back color,format color,colorthon package

# Colorthon

Colorthon is a powerful Python package that provides a simple and intuitive way to work with colors in the terminal.

## Features

- Easy-to-use syntax for applying colors and background colors to text in the terminal.
- Supports a wide range of colors and background colors.
- Lightweight and efficient implementation.

## Installation

You can install Colorthon using pip:

```shell
pip install colorthon
# linux 
pip3 install colorthon
```

## Usage

To start using Colorthon, import the Colors and Back modules:

```python
from colorthon import Colors, Back

```
Now, you can use the color and background color codes provided by Colorthon. For example, you can define the following color variables:

```python
from colorthon import Colors, Back

# text color
red = Colors.RED
green = Colors.GREEN
blue = Colors.BLUE
black = Colors.BLACK
magenta = Colors.MAGENTA
yellow = Colors.YELLOW
cyan = Colors.CYAN
white = Colors.WHITE
# Text background Color (back text)
on_red = Back.RED
on_green = Back.GREEN
on_blue = Back.BLUE
on_yellow = Back.YELLOW
on_white = Back.WHITE
on_magenta = Back.MAGENTA
on_cyan = Back.CYAN
on_black = Back.BLACK
# Reset Format
reset = Colors.RESET
```

These variables allow you to easily apply colors and background colors to your text. Here's an example usage:

```python
print(f"{red}This text is red.{reset}")
print(f"{green}This text is green.{reset}")
print(f"{on_red}This text has a red background.{reset}")
print(f"{on_green}This text has a green background.{reset}")

```
### Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, please open an issue or submit a pull request. Make sure to read our Contribution Guidelines before getting started.

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Contact

If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out to us at pymmdrza@gmail.com We'd be happy to assist you!


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quik-ai 1.3.2
Quick Unifying Infrastructure Kit for Machine Learning and AI
Requires Python: >=3.8

# Quik-AI
Quick Unifying Infrastructure Kit for Machine Learning and AI.

An easy-to-use interface for building deep learning models in TensorFlow. Supports modern neural network architectures as well as automatic hyperparameter tuning to ease the time to production for machine learning tasks. Build regression, classification, and density estimation models on mixed input data using only a few simple commands.

## Usage
1. Create the data driver for all processes involving passing data through our model.
```python
import quik_ai as qa

# Feed your pandas dataframes.
driver = qa.Driver(training_data, validation_data, test_data)
```

2. Specify the objective of our deep learning task.
```python
# We aim to fit a gaussian mixture to the response.
head = qa.heads.GaussianMixture()
```

3. Specify the predictors used for model fitting.
```python
# All the predictors for the model.
predictors = [
    qa.predictors.Numerical('numerical'),
    qa.predictors.Categorical('categorical'),
    qa.predictors.Periodic('periodic', 24.0),
    qa.predictors.Image('image'),
]
```

4. Select the model architecture.
```python
# Select the architecture and feed the response column, and other
# necessary data for training, testing the model.
model = qa.models.Transformer('response', head, predictors, driver)
```

5. Train the model.
```python
# Train the model, any parameters which are not specified in the
# above predictors, model, driver, and head are automatically tuned
# using the specified hyperparameter optimizer. We default to use
# a custom implementation of the BOHB tuner.
model.train()
```

For additional options and tutorials see the samples in the `./samples` folder.
colorthon 2.3.9
Python package for coloring text and background text
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: colorthon,text color,console,python color,color print,text color,back color

# Colorthon

Colorthon is a powerful Python package that provides a simple and intuitive way to work with colors in the terminal.

## Features

- Easy-to-use syntax for applying colors and background colors to text in the terminal.
- Supports a wide range of colors and background colors.
- Lightweight and efficient implementation.

## Installation

You can install Colorthon using pip:

```shell
pip install colorthon
# linux 
pip3 install colorthon
```

## Usage

To start using Colorthon, import the Colors and Back modules:

```python
from colorthon import Colors, Back

```
Now, you can use the color and background color codes provided by Colorthon. For example, you can define the following color variables:

```python
from colorthon import Colors, Back

# text color
red = Colors.RED
green = Colors.GREEN
blue = Colors.BLUE
black = Colors.BLACK
magenta = Colors.MAGENTA
yellow = Colors.YELLOW
cyan = Colors.CYAN
white = Colors.WHITE
# Text background Color (back text)
on_red = Back.RED
on_green = Back.GREEN
on_blue = Back.BLUE
on_yellow = Back.YELLOW
on_white = Back.WHITE
on_magenta = Back.MAGENTA
on_cyan = Back.CYAN
on_black = Back.BLACK
# Reset Format
reset = Colors.RESET
```

These variables allow you to easily apply colors and background colors to your text. Here's an example usage:

```python
print(f"{red}This text is red.{reset}")
print(f"{green}This text is green.{reset}")
print(f"{on_red}This text has a red background.{reset}")
print(f"{on_green}This text has a green background.{reset}")

```
### Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, please open an issue or submit a pull request. Make sure to read our Contribution Guidelines before getting started.

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Contact

If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out to us at pymmdrza@gmail.com We'd be happy to assist you!


other package :

**_Blockthon_** - _Generate Easy and Fast Private Key & Mnemonic and Decimal , Binary & seed (Bytes)_ , Compress and UnCompress address Bitcoin , Ethereum , TRON, Dogecoin, Litecoin, zcash, Digibyte, Dash, Qtum, Ravencoin, BitcoinGold

programmer and Owner Website : [Mmdrza.Com](https://mmdrza.com)