semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
okland 0.0.7
Prometheus metrics from static code analysis toolings.
License: MIT

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okland
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    Prometheus metrics from static code analyses toolings.


okland is a wrapper around your probably favorite static code analytics toolings. it creates metrics from those. 

**Why** metrics? Because it might be useful to have a interactive dashboard that shows findings of code analysis that occured during build time.

See project information at `Github la3mmchen/okland <https://github.com/la3mmchen/okland/>`_
CreateBat 0.21
Create a .bat file on your desktop to run your script
License: MIT
Keywords: batch,bat,windows,pythonbat


A little function to create a batch file on your desktop to run your script. 

```python
from CreateBat import create_batch_file_on_desktop
create_batch_file_on_desktop()
#After calling the function, filedialog.askopenfilename will ask for the .py file

output:


Do you want to add parameters? (e.g: --path=C:\Users )>? --check
If you want to keep the console open after executing the script, press: "y" ?>? y

Batchfile written to:
C:\Users\Gamer\Desktop\_bs4dfscraping.bat
_____________________
    @echo off
    C:
    cd "C:\Users\Gamer\anaconda3\envs\dfdir"
    echo Activating dfdir
    CALL activate dfdir
    echo Starting Python C:\Users\Gamer\anaconda3\envs\dfdir\bs4dfscraping.py
    CALL "C:\Users\Gamer\anaconda3\envs\dfdir\python.exe" -i "C:\Users\Gamer\anaconda3\envs\dfdir\bs4dfscraping.py" --check
    
Out[3]: 'C:\\Users\\Gamer\\Desktop\\_bs4dfscraping.bat'


```
PyPDump 0.31
inoffical wrapper for ProcDump https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump
License: MIT
Keywords: procdump,memory,debug,windbg


Inofficial Pyton wrapper for [ProcDump - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump)

Very easy to use:

```python
    from PyPDump import ProcDump
    dumpfile = r"C:\MiniDumpWithFullMemoryx.dmp"
    pid = 16544
    createdump = True
    if createdump:
        erg = (
            ProcDump(executeable=r"C:\Program Files\procdump.exe")
            .o()
            .ma()
            .add_own_parameter_or_option(f"{pid}")
            .add_target_file_or_folder([dumpfile])
            .run()
        ))
```
PyCopyFast 0.21
Wrapper for FastCopy https://github.com/FastCopyLab/FastCopy
License: MIT
Keywords: copy,fastcopy,filecopy,treecopy


PytonWrapper for [GitHub - FastCopyLab/FastCopy](https://github.com/FastCopyLab/FastCopy)

Very easy to use:

```python
pip install PyCopyFast
```

```python
        pathfastcopy = r"C:\path\fcp.exe"
        path1 = "c:\\blabla"
        path2 = "c:\\blabla2"
        asz = (
            FastCopy(pathfastcopy)
            .force_close()
            .no_confirm_del()
            .force_start()
            .error_stop("=FALSE", join_value=True)
            .speed("full")
            .log("=FALSE", join_value=True)
            # .srcf
            .to(path2)
            .cmd_diff(path1)
            .r_subprocess_run()
        )
        for xx in asz.stdout.decode("utf-8", "ignore").splitlines():
            print(xx)
```

## Make sure to call the cmd functions

### (cmd_noexist_only, cmd_diff, cmd_update, cmd_force_copy, cmd_sync, cmd_move, cmd_delete) right before the XXXXrun() function

### Otherwise, it might now work.