semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
arduino-joystick 0.0.1
easy arduino joystick
Requires Python: >=3.6

# arduino_joystick
libs:

[
"pyfirmata"
]

# use:
frist:

"""
    
    import arduinojoystick as aj
    aj.init(board_port:str, vrx_analog:int, 
        vry_analog:int, sw_analog:int)
    

"""

use:

"""

    aj.get(0)  # get: vrx
    aj.get(1)  # get: vry
    aj.get(2)  # get: sw

"""

# example:
"""

    import arduinojoystick as aj
    aj.init("//./COM4", 2, 3, 0)
    while True:
        print(f'x: {aj.get(0)}, y: {aj.get(1)}, press: {aj.get(2)}')

"""
echelon-py 1.1.0
Echelon analysis in Python
Keywords: echelon,cluster,spatio-temporal data

# echelon-py: Echelon analysis in Python
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![Logo](./docs_src/logo.svg)

## Install
`$ pip install echelon-py`

## Functionalities
- Echelon analysis
- Echelon dendrogram plot
- Echelon scan (detection of spatial clusters)

## Quick Start
Check out some [examples (echelon-py-examples)](https://takeshi-teshima.github.io/echelon-py-examples/)!

## How to Use
Check out the [documentation](https://takeshi-teshima.github.io/echelon-py/).

## Notes for Contributors
[Notes for Contributors](./README-dev.md).

## References
- R Package [‘echelon’](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/echelon/echelon.pdf)
rmi2mid 0.2
Extract Standard MIDI file (.mid) from RIFF MIDI (RMID) file (.rmi or .mid).

# rmi2mid

Extract Standard MIDI file (.mid) from RIFF MIDI (RMID) file (.rmi or .mid).

This is a simple tool to extract minimal RMID chunk from RIFF file (usually with extension .rmi or .mid) and write MIDI data to an independent .mid file.

I wrote this because my favorite MIDI player cannot read RIFF MIDI songs I collected many years ago.

## Usage

### Run script directly

```
python3 rmi2mid.py <.rmi or .mid> <.mid>
```

### For installation by pip/wheel

```
python3 -m rmi2mid <.rmi or .mid> <.mid>
```

## Unsupported format

Currently an RIFF file with (nested) LIST chunks is not supported.

## Reference

* [Bundling SMF and DLS data in an “RMID” File (RP-029)](http://web.archive.org/web/20110610135604/http://www.midi.org/about-midi/rp29spec(rmid).pdf)