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py3dinterpolations 0.4.4
quick 3D interpolation with python
License: MIT

# py3Dinterpolations

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This is a python package to compute **quick 3D interpolations of spatial data**.

Supports the **following interpolation** methods:
- *Ordinary 3D Kriging* : [`pykrige`](https://github.com/GeoStat-Framework/PyKrige)
- *Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW)*

Supports **preprocessing** of data:
- *Downsampling*
- *Normalization* of X,Y,Z coordinates
- *Standardization* of signal 

**Visualizations**
- 2D with [`matplotlib`](https://matplotlib.org/stable/)
- 3D with [`plotly`](https://plotly.com/).

## Installation

```
pip install py3Dinterpolations
```

## Documentation

Documentation with working examples can be found [here](https://giocaizzi.github.io/py3Dinterpolations/).
whale-http 1.0.1
Fork from http-prompt(2.1.0), add ability of project manage.
License: MIT

## whale-http

Fork from [http-prompt](https://github.com/httpie/http-prompt) which is a interactive http cli tool.

Add project feature. Http requests are organized in project.

Project settings and history are stored in a project directory.

### installation

#### 1. pypi:

```shell
pip install whale-http
```

#### 2. source:

clone this repo first,

```shell
git clone https://github.com/yuexl/whale-http.git
```

then install

```shell
cd whale-http
python setup.py install
```

### usage

#### Create project:

```shell
whale-http new -n foo -u http://localhost:8000
```

The command above will create a project named foo, and auto active into interactive mode.

You can also start cli using command below, if have exited the cli mode.

```shell
whale-http -p foo
```

#### Delete project:

```shell
whale-http delete -n foo
```

Also can change project with 'cp ' command, when program is running. 

Since whale-http inherate from http-prompt, so all the [http-prompt](https://github.com/httpie/http-prompt) commands are available.