semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
git-semver-tags 1.0.1
Compare and read semver-like versions from git tags.
Requires Python: >=3.2

# git-semver-tags
Read and make sense of Git tags following the semver spec

# Quickstart

Install: `pip intall git-semver-tags`

Import and simply pass in strings:

```python
from git_semver_tags import Version
v = Version('1.2.3-alpha+b1234')
```

# Run tests

To verify sanity, run a suite of examples to exercise it by changing to the module's test directory and running 

`./tests/git_semver_tags> python -m unittest discover`
teamlistdevops 1.0.3
Displays the DevOps Team List of Presidio
Requires Python: >=3.6


# Ananth-2023-DevOpsTeamList

This module is used to display the current Presidio DevOps Fresher team list.


## Installation

Install this package with pip

```bash
  pip install teamlistdevops
```
    

## Usage/Examples

```python
import teamlistdevops as t

t.get_devops_details()

```
verax 0.0.1
An simple-to-use AI-driven web framework that interprets natural language code to generate and serve dynamic web pages.
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: ai,webframework,web development,natural language processing,nlp,code generation,dynamic web pages,language interpretation


# Verax
*An simple-to-use AI-driven web framework that interprets natural language code to generate and serve dynamic web pages.*

Transform your ideas into webpages with Verax! Whether you're an experienced developer or just getting started with web design, Verax offers an intuitive way to design and serve web pages using natural language.

## Getting Started 🚀
To get started, install Verax with pip:
```bash
pip install verax
```
## Basic Website 🌐
Setting up a basic website using Verax:
```python
from verax import website

site = website() # Initialize Verax

site.set_path('.verx', 1) # Setup homepage with specific seed

site.run(port=8000) # Host the site on port 8000
```
Verax uses a unique file type named .verx. These files contain natural language instructions for webpage design. Once these files are interpreted by Verax, it serves the webpage at a path corresponding to the filename.

For instance, a file named signup.verx would be accessible via /signup on the hosted site.

## Seeding 🌱
The seed argument provides consistency across multiple server runs. When a .verx file is interpreted, the AI-driven design might slightly vary between executions. By specifying a seed, you ensure the design remains consistent. Verax manages this internally using .verxcache files that store the compiled HTML for a given seed, ensuring the same appearance each time.

You can choose a different seed by changing the seed number here:
```python
site.set_path('.verx', 15)
```
In this case, 15 is the seed.

## Example .verx file:
```
h1 with title saying 'Hello'
paragraph with text 'Welcome to my AI-driven website!'
```

## Using a Custom Port 🔌
To serve your website on a custom port.
```python
from verax import website

site = website() # Initialize verax

site.set_path('.verx', 1) # Setup homepage

site.run(port=8080) # Host the site on port 8080
```