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metastock2pd 1.0.2
Utilities for data manipulation including creation of DAGs and tables
Requires Python: >=3.6

# metastock2pd

A simple utility to convert metastock data to pandas dataframe.

You can conda install it from https://anaconda.org/yoavgit/metastock2pd

This is a simpler version of https://github.com/themech/ms2txt and themech should get all the credit for the heavy lifting in parsing the bytes.

There are two functions you care about: 

- metastock_read_master('c:/directory') will read metastock master, emaster and xmaster files as a table of available files. We can then read these files directly using...
- metastock_read('c:/directory/F1.dat') will read metastock datafiles: either dat or mwd extensions.
DiscordColours 0.0.1
Discord Embed Colours.
Keywords: python,video,stream,video stream,camera stream,sockets


DISCORD EMBED COLOR CODER BY:
         DustinFoes & CrignleySDays


TO GET COLOR, USE: 
        
        from discordcolors.py import colourcoder


EXAMPLE:

        import discord
        from discordcolors.py import colourcoder

        BOT SET HERE
        @client.command(description="Sends a colorful embed!")
        async def color(ctx, color)
        em = discord.Embed(description="This is Your Embed!", color=colourcoder(color)) # COLOR TAKES IN A STRING LIKE BLUE, GREEN, RED, ETC...
        await ctx.respond(embed=em)
redbox 0.2.1
Email box reading library
Requires Python: >=3.6.0


# Red Box: Advanced Email Box Reader
> Next generation email box reader/manager

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## What is it?
Red Box is an advanced email box reader library. It is a sister library for [Red Mail, advanced email sender](https://github.com/Miksus/red-mail). It makes managing your email box in Python very easy.

Core features:

- Easy email searching
- Intuitive message manipulation
- Intuitive email box manipulation

Install it from PyPI:

```shell
pip install redbox
```

## Why Red Box?

Imaplib from standard library is complex to use and unintuitive. 
Red Box makes reading email boxes easy. 

With Red Box, it is simple as this:

```python
from redbox import EmailBox

# Create an email box instance
box = EmailBox(host="localhost", port=0)

# Select an email folder
inbox = box['INBOX']

# Get emails
emails = inbox.search(
    from_="mikael.koli@example.com",
    subject="Red Box released",
    unseen=True
)
```

## More Examples

There is also a query language for arbitrary search queries:

```python
from redbox.query import FROM, UNSEEN, FLAGGED

emails = inbox.search(
    FROM('mikael.koli@example.com') & (UNSEEN | FLAGGED)
)
```

Red Box also makes reading different parts of the email messages
easy:

```python
# Get one email
email = emails[0]

# String representation of the message
print(email.content)

# Email contents
print(email.text_body)
print(email.html_body)

# Email headers
print(email.from_)
print(email.to)
print(email.date)
```

Here is a complete example:

```python

from redbox import EmailBox

box = EmailBox(host="localhost", port=0)
inbox = box['INBOX']

for msg in inbox.search(subject="example 2", unseen=True):

    # Process the message
    print(msg.subject)
    print(msg.text_body)

    # Set the message as read/seen
    msg.read()
```

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See more from the documentation.

If the library helped you save time, consider buying a coffee for the maintainer â˜•.

## Author

* **Mikael Koli** - [Miksus](https://github.com/Miksus) - koli.mikael@gmail.com