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deep-tabular-augmentation 0.5.3
Small package for data augmentation via Deep Learning
Requires Python: >=3.6

# deep_tabular_augmentation

## How to install

`pip install deep_tabular_augmentation`

## How to use
`import deep_tabular_augmentation as dta`

For further information check out the DeepLearning_DataAugmentation_RF.ipynb in the Notebooks-Folder
mx-sdk-images-build-contract-rs 4.0.0
MultiversX: utility package for building Rust contracts (reproducible builds).
Requires Python: >=3.8

# elrond-sdk-images-build-contract-rust

Docker image (and wrappers) for reproducible contract builds (Rust). See [docs.elrond.com](https://docs.elrond.com/developers/reproducible-contract-builds/).

## Build the Docker image

```
docker buildx build --no-cache . -t build-contract-rust:experimental -f ./Dockerfile
```

## Build contract using the wrapper

Without providing `cargo-target-dir`:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --project=~/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker
```

With providing `cargo-target-dir`:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --project=~/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker \
    --cargo-target-dir=~/cargo-target-dir-docker
```

Building from a packaged source code:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --packaged-src=~/contracts/example-0.0.0.source.json \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker
```

## Build contract using the Docker inner script

This is useful for useful for testing, debugging and reviewing the script.

```
export PROJECT=${HOME}/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example
export OUTPUT=${HOME}/contracts/output
export CARGO_TARGET_DIR=${HOME}/cargo-target-dir
export PATH=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust/bin:${HOME}/elrondsdk/wabt/latest/bin:${PATH}
export RUSTUP_HOME=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust
export CARGO_HOME=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust
```

Build a project:

```
python3 ./build_within_docker.py --project=${PROJECT} --output=${OUTPUT} \
    --cargo-target-dir=${CARGO_TARGET_DIR}
```
multiversx-build-contract-rust 4.0.0
MultiversX: utility package for building Rust contracts (reproducible builds).
Requires Python: >=3.8

# elrond-sdk-images-build-contract-rust

Docker image (and wrappers) for reproducible contract builds (Rust). See [docs.elrond.com](https://docs.elrond.com/developers/reproducible-contract-builds/).

## Build the Docker image

```
docker buildx build --no-cache . -t build-contract-rust:experimental -f ./Dockerfile
```

## Build contract using the wrapper

Without providing `cargo-target-dir`:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --project=~/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker
```

With providing `cargo-target-dir`:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --project=~/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker \
    --cargo-target-dir=~/cargo-target-dir-docker
```

Building from a packaged source code:

```
python3 ./build_with_docker.py --image=build-contract-rust:experimental \
    --packaged-src=~/contracts/example-0.0.0.source.json \
    --output=~/contracts/output-from-docker
```

## Build contract using the Docker inner script

This is useful for useful for testing, debugging and reviewing the script.

```
export PROJECT=${HOME}/contracts/reproducible-contract-build-example
export OUTPUT=${HOME}/contracts/output
export CARGO_TARGET_DIR=${HOME}/cargo-target-dir
export PATH=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust/bin:${HOME}/elrondsdk/wabt/latest/bin:${PATH}
export RUSTUP_HOME=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust
export CARGO_HOME=${HOME}/elrondsdk/vendor-rust
```

Build a project:

```
python3 ./build_within_docker.py --project=${PROJECT} --output=${OUTPUT} \
    --cargo-target-dir=${CARGO_TARGET_DIR}
```