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ecsv 0.0.6
An easy way to create HTML forms from CSV files
Requires Python: >=3.10

## eCSV
### Introduction
This module presents an easy way to create HTML forms from CSV files. You only need to worry about one function, which is outlined in the documentation section.
### Installation
#### Method 1
1. Navigate to dist folder and download the .whl file. Move the file into your project folder
2. Open up the terminal from your project folder (meaning you should see something like)
```
yourproject% 
```
3. Run this command
```
pip install <nameofthe.whl file>
```
4. You can delete the .whl file if you want
#### Method 2
Another way is to just download it from PyPI but in that case you need to also install pandas (v2.1.1) or higher. This also means that you need Python 3.10.0 or higher.
### Documentation
To convert your CSV file into an HTML form, here is what you do: 
1. Import the module
```
from ecsv.Converter import Converter
```
1. Create an instance of a Converter
```
myfile = Converter("path/to/your/csv/file")
```
1. Call the "into_HTML_form()" method
```
myfile.into_HTML_Form()
```
This returns the HTML form as a string
#### Here are all the basic inputs we support
1. Text
2. Password
3. Date
4. File
5. Submit
6. Email
#### For complex inputs...
1. Dropdown | Dropdown:option1,option2,option3,...
2. Checkbox | Checkbox:option1,option2,option3,...
3. Radio | Radio:option1,option2,option3,...
#### Things you must know before converting
While it can convert any non-empty CSV file into an HTML form. There are some rules on how to structure your CSV file before converting it. Here they are:
1. No empty CSVs!
2. Form title always goes in the first row
3. In an HTML form, inputs are always associated with a label. By default, the converter tries to associate the input with the label on it's left. If that isn't successful, it will try and associate the input with the label on the top. 
4. Don't merge cells, it complicates things.
badlands 2.2.4
Basin and Landscape Dynamics (Badlands) is a TIN-based landscape evolution model
Requires Python: >=3.5

Badlands - Basin & Landscape Dynamics
=====

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<div align="center">
    <img width=1000 src="https://github.com/badlands-model/badlands/blob/master/badlands/docs/img/view.jpg?raw=true" alt="sketch Badlands" title="sketch of Badlands range of models."</img>
</div>


Basin and Landscape Dynamics (Badlands) is a long-term surface evolution model built to simulate landscape development, sediment transport and sedimentary basins formation from upstream regions down to marine environments.


> This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.


## What’s in the box?

Badlands is an open-source Python-based code and can be used to simulate:

+ hillslope processes (linear & non-linear diffusion),
+ fluvial incision (Stream Power Law, Transport Capacity Law)
+ sediment transport and deposition,
+ wave-induced longshore drift transport,
+ reef growth and carbonate platform formation,
+ submarine gravity currents (turbidity currents),
+ spatially and temporally varying tectonic (horizontal + vertical displacements) and
+ effects of climate changes (rainfall) and/or sea-level fluctuations.


## Documentation & Installation

**https://badlands.readthedocs.io/**
hello-jfrog 1.0.0
Example PyPI package

## JFrog example project

This is an example python project demonstrating how to publish a module to Artifactory.

## Configuration

To resolve packages from Artifactory using pip, add the following to ~/.pip/pip.conf:
```
[global]
index-url = https://<Artifactory-url>/artifactory/api/pypi/<PyPI-Repository>/simple
local/simple
```

## Installation

Run the following commands to build & publish your module:
1. ```pip install twine```
2. ```python -m build --sdist``` or ```python setup.py sdist```
3. ```twine upload --repository-url http://<Artifactory-url>/artifactory/api/pypi/<PyPI-Repository> dist/* -u<USER> -p<TOKEN>```