semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
menuscript 1.0.6
A menu-based script generator

# MenuScript

MenuScript is a Python script for creating and managing menus in your command line interface (CLI) application. With MenuScript, you can easily create custom menus with options that perform various actions when selected by the user.

![Alt Text](https://i.imgur.com/M46G4UR.gif)

It can be download and ran from github or installed using:
```pip install menuscript```

## Installation

1. Clone this repository:

    ```
    git clone https://github.com/AIMadeScripts/createmenus
    ```

2. Navigate to the cloned directory:

    ```
    cd createmenus
    ```

3. Run the script:

    ```
    python create.py
    ```

## Usage

To use MenuScript, simply run the script as menuscript if installed from pip or menuscript.py if downloaded from github and follow the prompts to create your menu. You can customize the menu by adding, removing, or modifying options as needed. You can also use the following options when creating your menu:

```
-n, --name: Specify a title for your menu.
-o, --options: Specify the amount of options to add to the menu.
```

Example usage:
```
menuscript -n "My Menu Script" -o "4"
```

This will create a new script called my_menu_script.py with 4 menu options. It will also prompt you to enter the names of those options and any commands those options will execute.


After each naming of a menu option you will be prompted to define a command for that menu option to execute. Upon selecting "y" you could do something such as:
```
ping google.com
```

This would then assign that command to that menu option in the new file it creates.

I have added in variables and symbol stripping. If you do
```ping $website```

In this example the menu will add an option called "set_website" which if typed in, will allow you to set that variable and then choose the menu option you assigned that command.

It will automatically identify a variable has been set and add it to the menu script you create so you can define that variable whenever you would like.
This works for as many variables as you want.

Each variable is recognized via the dollar symbol ($) so you can define a variable as whatever you would like. In most cases you will only want one or two and the rest of your commands will read from that when required. 

## Contributing

If you would like to contribute to MenuScript, please fork this repository and submit a pull request with your changes.
streamlit-talk 0.2.1
A streamlit component, to make a UI for chat messages in Streamlit
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: chat talk streamlit streamlit-component

# Important note
This is a fork of [st-chat](https://github.com/AI-Yash/st-chat) that implements functionality to pass in URL links as an avatar, and adjusts some CSS properties of the Streamlit Chat component.

The fork is maintained by [@yichern](https://github.com/yichern).

Credit goes to the authors [@yashppawar](https://github.com/yashppawar) & [@YashVardhan-AI](https://github.com/yashvardhan-ai).

# st-talk

Streamlit Component, for a Chat-bot UI, [example app](https://share.streamlit.io/ai-yash/st-chat/main/examples/chatbot.py)
## Installation

Install `streamlit-talk` with pip
```bash
pip install streamlit-talk
```

usage, import the `message` function from `streamlit_talk`
```py
import streamlit as st
from streamlit_talk import message

message("My message") 
message("Hello bot!", is_user=True)  # align's the message to the right
```
cbpi4-GroupedSensor 0.0.4
CraftBeerPi4 Sensor Plugin

# CBPi4 Grouped Sensor Plugin

## Features
- This plugin allows to group up to 8 sensors into one sensor
- Supported modes are Average, Min and Max value of the sensors

## Use case
This Plugin will become handy if you have multiple sensors in your kettle and want to use their average/min/max value.

### Installation:

You can install it directly via pypi.org:	
- sudo pip3 install cbpi4_GroupedSensor 

Alternativeley you can install (or clone) it from the GIT Repo. In case of updates, you will find them here first:
- sudo pip3 install https://github.com/PiBrewing/cbpi4_GroupedSensor/archive/main.zip

Changelog:

- 10.03.23: (0.0.4) Transferred to new org and updated readme
- 20.07.22: (0.0.3) Fixed property issues (Actor <-> Sensor)
- 12.07.22: (0.0.2) Added min/max function (Contributed by Bernd Helm)
- 11.06.22: (0.0.1) Initial commit
tinyweather 0.2.0
Software for a home weather station

<p align="center">
  tinyweather
</p>

---------------------------

Software for a home weather station.

Tinyweather's main use case is to gather data from climate sensors in an easy to understand format that the user can then play with and analyze.

We will have libraries for rain gauges and BME280/680s.

Tinyweather is maintained by the author of this document.

### Installation

```bash
pip install tinyweather
```

### Contribution

We are happy to have users contribute, however, in the early stages, the author will take a largely dictatorial approach to the software design.

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## sensors.py

sensors.py is a file that holds classes associated to each sensor attached to the weather station

## main.py

Write your main tinyweather weather station script here.