semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
aw-watcher-ask-away 0.0.6
Ask what you were doing when coming back to your computer after a break and log it in Activity Watch.
Requires Python: >=3.11

# AW Watcher Ask Away

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This [ActivityWatch](https://activitywatch.net) "watcher" asks you what you were doing in a pop-up dialogue when you get back to your computer from an AFK (away from keyboard) break.

## Installation

```console
pipx install aw-watcher-ask-away
```

([Need to install `pipx` first?](https://pypa.github.io/pipx/installation/))

## Roadmap

Most of the improvements involve a more complicated pop-up window.

- Use `pyinstaller` or something for distribution to people who are not developers and know how to install things from PyPI.
  - Set up a website, probably with a GitHub organization.
- Handle calls better/stop asking what you were doing every couple minutes when in a call.
- See whether people would rather add data to AFK events instead of creating a separate bucket. Maybe make that an option/configurable.

## Contributing

Here are some helpful links:

- [How to create an ActivityWatch watcher](https://docs.activitywatch.net/en/latest/examples/writing-watchers.html).
- ["Manually tracking away/offline-time" forum discussion](https://forum.activitywatch.net/t/manually-tracking-away-offline-time/284)

Note: I am using this project to get experience with the `hatch` project manager.
I have never use it before and I'm probably doing some things wrong there.

## License

`aw-watcher-ask-away` is distributed under the terms of the [MIT](https://spdx.org/licenses/MIT.html) license.
gornilo 1.0.1
AD CTFs checker wrapper
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Gornilo-Checker

This is a checker wrapper lib.

#### Features:

- no exit-code/chk-sys interface requirements
- object model
- built-in error handling
- asyncio support
- stdout redirect (print defaults for stderr)
- testing output


#### How to: 

See `checker.py` :) 
Use TEST for debugging
vsbutton 0.5
This Package is used to create Buttons like in Visual Studio 2023


The VSButton module is designed to create modern and stylish buttons that resemble those used in the Visual Studio main page. These buttons are not only visually appealing but also highly customizable. With this module, you can effortlessly integrate these buttons into your Tkinter-based graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

Key Features:

Customizable Appearance: You can create buttons with unique headings, descriptions, secondary descriptions, and icons. The module allows you to define the appearance of your buttons, including their color themes (light or dark), making them suitable for various styles and designs.

Hover Effects: The buttons come with built-in hover effects. When the mouse cursor hovers over a button, you can specify custom actions, such as changing the button's appearance or displaying additional information.

Clickable Actions: These buttons support click events. You can define actions or functions to execute when the buttons are clicked, enabling seamless integration with your application's functionality.