semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
FIMProjects 0.0.3
Example PyPI (Python Package Index) Package
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: example,pypi,package,FIM,Frequent Itemset Mining,Association Rule Mining

 # How to Install
```shell
pip install FIM
```
# How to Use It
```python
from FIM import Apriori, Eclat, HMine, ARM

algo_obj = Apriori(DB,SingleItems,MinAbsSupp)
algo_obj.findFrequentItems()
algo_obj.showFrequentItems()
arm = ARM((DATABASE,SingleItems), algo_obj.FREQUENTITEMSETS, minconf = 0.9, minkulc = 0.4)
arm.findRules()
```
sphinx_tagtoctree 0.9.4
Sphinx table-of-contents with super powers!

# Sphinx Extension: TagTocTree

This is an extension to the documentation engine [Sphinx](http://www.sphinx-doc.org/).
It allows you to include pages in a table-of-contents by using tags assigned to a page.

## How it works

This extension adds a new directive `tagtoctree`, which creates a tree-like
table-of-contents, filtering pages by a tag filter.

Directive    |   Configuration                   | Produces                          |
-------------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
`toctree` (*)| ![](docs/2019-11-26-17-21-26.png) | ![](docs/2019-11-26-17-21-57.png) |
`tagtoctree` | ![](docs/2019-11-26-17-22-54.png) | ![](docs/2019-11-26-17-22-22.png) |

(*) Sphinx native [`toctree`](https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/1.8/usage/restructuredtext/directives.html#directive-toctree)

## Usage

The documentation assumes you have a Sphinx project running.

- Install using PIP:

    ```bash
    pip install sphinx-tagtoctree
    ```

- In your Sphinx configuration file (`conf.py`), add a entry for `tagtoctree`:

    ```python
    extensions = [
        'sphinx_tagtoctree'
    ]
    ```

- (Optional) Add configuration value for `tagtoctree_tag`. If none is provided, the default `tagtoctree` will be used.

   ```python
   tagtoctree_tag = 'tagtoctree'
   ```

- For each page, add a header on the top with the values of your tags. See examples [page1](/example/source/page1.rst) and
 [page2](/example/source/page2.rst) in this repo.
     
- Finally, add a `tagtoctree` directive where you want your table-of-contents to be displayed. Example:

  ```rst
    .. tagtoctree::
    :maxdepth: 1
    :glob:
    :caption: Pages with tag "Product"
    :tag: Product

    **
 ```
increaseviews 0.0.2
A package to increase youtube views of any channel
Keywords: python,video,youtube,views,automation

# IncreaseViews
A python package that can be used to increase the views of any youtube channel.

This python package cab be used to increase youtube views of any channel by automating the web browser.

All the functions in the module are:-

use_chrome(path,link,repetition,sleeptime_1,sleeptime_2)

use_edge(path,link,repetition,sleeptime_1,sleeptime_2)

chr_morethanone(path,number_of_videos,link_list,repetition,sleeptime_1,sleeptime_2)

edge_morethanone(path,number_of_videos,link_list,repetition,sleeptime_1,sleeptime_2)



parameters:

path -> path where your webdriver is in 

link -> link of the video that you need to increase the views of

repetition -> number of views you need to increase

sleeptime_1 and sleeptime_2 -> your video will repeat after random second

number_of_videos -> number of videos that you need to increase views of

link_list -> the links of all the videos that you need to increase the views of. Remember to put the link inside python list



Code Example:

    from increaseviews import *

    use_chrome("D:\system\chromedriver_win32\chromedriver","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-PO2xeyNI8",1000,10,20) 

    use_edge("D:\system\edgedriver_win64\msedgedriver","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-PO2xeyNI8",1000,10,20) 

    chr_morethanone("D:\system\chromedriver_win32\chromedriver", 2, ['https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqL7yVU2Y4','https://www.youtube.com       /watch?v=pHh8ef2bdEI'], 3, 5, 10)

    edge_morethanone("D:\system\edgedriver_win64\msedgedriver", 2, ['https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqL7yVU2Y4','https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHh8ef2bdEI'], 3, 5, 10)