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twi 0.0.5
do Twitter things via CLI
License: MIT

# twi

Send tweets, change your Twitter profile description, and delete your last tweet, all from the comfort of your sweet-smelling CLI!

# Installation
```bash
> pip install twi
```
Then put these variables somewhere in your environment (get them [here](https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/dashboard)):

- TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY
- TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET
- TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN
- TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET
- TWITTER_USER_ID

# Usage
```bash
> tw "hey this is my tweet"
Okay, published the tweet at https://twitter.com/yourname/status/12344556
> twd
Okay, deleted this tweet: 'hey this is my tweet'
> tw "hey this is my tweet with a screenshot" --attach=/home/me/screencap.png
Okay, published the tweet with atachment at https://twitter.com/yourname/status/12344557
> twpu "hey this is my new twitter profile description"
Okay, updated profile.
> twp
current profile: 'hey this is my current profile description'
```
easylab 2.4
Offers simple solutions for challenges that can be encountered in the psychology labs.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0
Keywords: GUI, psychology,experimental-psychology,e-prime,spatial-frequency,altunenes

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#### EasyLab

Offers simple solutions with GUI. From a folder, it can resize images, change their extensions, applies spatial frequencies, and remove backgrounds...

#### Purpose of the project

+ The purpose of the project is to offer simple solutions to solve some of the problems that arise when working with big image datasets.
+ The project is a work in progress, and it is not finished yet. Since it offers GUI, it is very practical to use it.

#### Features

+ Resize images
+ Change extension
+ Apply spatial frequencies (low pass, high pass with Butterworth filter)
+ Apply Gaussian blur
+ Apply grayscale filter (RGB to Gray)
+ Rename images (with a desired prefix)
+ Remove background from images (Utilizes deep learning, so it is slow depending on the size of the images)
+ Apply Histogram Equalization
+ Apply CFA (Color Filter Array) filter

#### installation

+ Install easylab with pip:
  ```pip install easylab  ```

#### Usage

it is very simple to use the project.
For the open GUI, use the following command:
```from easylab import easylab```
then open the gui with:
```easylab.easylabgui()```

This basically starts the GUI. First, select the input folder then select the output folder. Then just select the options you want to apply to the images. Rename images will change all image names from the input folder with the input prefix. Don't forget to add an extension if you use rename option.

#### Javascript

I will also add some javascript to the online version. You can find js demos on the easylab website
[here]( https://altunenes.github.io/easylab/)

#### E-prime scripts

get the trail list (Image names for the E-Prime) or create a jitter:
https://altunenes.github.io/EasyLab/filenames

#### Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

+ Enes Altun [Main Author](https://altunenes.github.io)

### Current look

![easylab.png](./docs/images/easylab.png)