semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
telegram-simulation-bot 0.1.3
Interact with your computing cluster via telegram to get realtime information on your running jobs.
License: MIT

# telegram_simulation_bot

Interact with your computing cluster via telegram to get realtime information on your running jobs.

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## Installation
From pypi:
```
pip install telegram_simulation_bot
```

## Usage

Change into the directory of your simulation and type:

```
telegram_simulation_bot
```

You will be prompted (only once) to configure `telegram_simulation_bot`.

## Commands
### MITgcm:
The following commands in telegram are possible:

* `list` - responds a list of currently running bots
* `status <name>/all` - responds the status of `<name>` or all
* `error <name>/all` - responds errors of `<name>` or all
* `progress <name>/all` - responds the progress of `<name>` or all
* `convert <name>/all` - submits a slurm job called `exorad_convert` in `<name>` or all

### Others:
There are currently no other simulation types implemented. Feel free to open up a PR for a new simulation type.

## Uninstallation
Remove configuration files using:
```
telegram_simulation_bot --delete
```
Remove the package using:
```
pip uninstall telegram_simulation_bot
```
sutra2 0.6
A python package for correction, validation and analysis of ground water quality samples
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

SUTRA2
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.. image:: https://readthedocs.org/projects/sutra2/badge/?version=latest&style=flat
                    :target: https://sutra2.readthedocs.io
.. image:: https://img.shields.io/travis/KWR-Water/sutra2
                    :target: https://travis-ci.com/KWR-Water/sutra2
.. image:: https://img.shields.io/codecov/c/gh/KWR-Water/sutra2
                    :target: https://codecov.io/gh/KWR-Water/sutra2


A tool to calculate the fate of Organic Micropollutant and pathogens in the subsoil.

See documentation_ for more information.


Installation
------------
To get the latest stable version, use::

  python -m pip install git+https://github.com/KWR-Water/sutra2.git@main

or::
  pip install git+ssh://git@github.com/KWR-Water/sutra2.git@main

License
-------

This package is MIT licensed. See `License File <https://github.com/KWR-Water/sutra2/blob/master/LICENSE>`__.

.. _documentation: https://sutra2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
VisageScript 0.0.1
This package contains implementation of VisageScript programming language.
License: MIT

# VisageScript (Version 0.0.1)

**VisageScript** is a programming language coded in Python with a mix of Python, Java, JavaScript, 
and Ruby syntax and functionalities.

## Variable Declaration

Variables in VisageScript can be declared as either static or dynamic-typed.

### Dynamic-Typed Declaration

For dynamic-typed variable declaration, we use the keyword 'var'. In this case, it is possible to update the value 
of the variable to another type's value. The following code shows that the variable 'a' can have its type changed 
from 'int' to 'float'.

```
var a = 5;
a = 6.5;
print a
```

The code above will print the value '6.5'.

### Static-Typed Declaration

Static-typed variable declaration involves directly specifying the type of the variable declared. So far, VisageScript 
supports 'int' and 'float' types. Since both 'int' and 'float' are numeric data types, all basic arithmetic operations 
and comparison operations can be applied between them.

The following code adds an 'int' and a 'float'.

```
int a = 5;
float b = 6.5;
print a + b
```

The code above will print the value '11.5'.

## Executable File

The executable file for VisageScript runner can be downloaded at 
https://github.com/PythonApkDev/PythonApkDev.github.io/blob/main/advanced-projects/VisageScript/VisageScript/dist/VisageScript/VisageScript.

## Source Code

Python code used to create VisageScript programming language is available in 
https://github.com/PythonApkDev/PythonApkDev.github.io/blob/main/advanced-projects/VisageScript/VisageScript/VisageScript.py.

## Unit Tests

Python unit tests created using Python's "unittest" module, testing some VisageScript code snippets is available in 
https://github.com/PythonApkDev/PythonApkDev.github.io/blob/main/advanced-projects/VisageScript/VisageScript/VisageScript_tests.py.

## Installation

**pip install VisageScript**

## How to Use the Executable File?

First, open by double-clicking the file "VisageScript". How the executable file looks like is shown 
in the image below (the file is enclosed with a red rectangle).

### Image 1

![Excecutable File](images/Executable%20File.png)

## Getting Started

Once you run the executable file, you will be asked whether you want to continue using VisageScript runner or not.

### Image 2

![Getting Started](images/Getting%20Started.png)

## The Runner

You will be asked to enter the path of the VisageScript (.vsgsc file) you want to run in the runner. The output of 
the VisageScript program will be printed on the terminal. In the image below, the output of the VisageScript file 
"example1.vsgsc" is printed.

### Image 3

![The Runner](images/The%20Runner.png)