semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
brawlpy 1.2.5
A Basic wrapper for the Brawl Stars API
License: MIT
Keywords: wrapper,brawlstars,api,brawlstarsApiWrapper

# BrawlPy
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A basic wrapper for the [Brawl Stars API](https://developer.brawlstars.com/#/).

## Features
 * Easy to use with OOP design
 * Get a player's profile and battle log by just a tag
 * Get a club and all its member
 * Get the top 200 clubs , players, or a specific brawler in the world or a region
 * Get Information about a map, event, brawler!!!

## Installation
To install the library run the following command:
```
pip install brawlpy
```
To install the development version run the following command:
```
pip install git+https://github.com/PyStarr/BrawlPy
```

## Example
A Simple Example to get a player by their tag
```py
import brawlpy
import asyncio

client = brawlpy.Client('your_api_key_here') # Enter your api key here

async def main():
    player = await client.get_player("JP20RUR2")
    
    print(player)

    print(player.name,player.tag, player.trophies)

loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(main())
```
Another simple Example to get a club by its tag
```py
import brawlpy
import asyncio

client = brawlpy.Client('your_api_key_here') # Enter your api key here

async def brawlPy():
    club = await client.get_club("PVQ0RP90")
    
    print(club)

    print(club.name,club.tag, club.trophies)
    
    print(club.description)
    
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(brawlPy())
```
pinout 0.0.20
Generate graphical pinout references for electronic hardware.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# pinout

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SVG diagram creation from Python code - **pinout** provides an easy method of creating pinout diagrams for electronic hardware.

<p align="center">
    <img alt="Example diagram created from pinout." src="docs/_static/demo_pinout_diagram.png" />
</p>

Please visit [pinout.readthedocs.io](https://pinout.readthedocs.io) for the full *quick start* tutorial and detailed documentation on all options provided by the *pinout* package.

## Quick start

*pinout* can be easily installed with pip and provides some sample files that demonstrate key features. 

### Install

Using a virtual environment is recommended; Start by installing the *pinout* package. Either clone this repo and pip install it or install from PyPi:
```
pip install pinout

# Or upgrade to the latest version
pip install --upgrade pinout
```

### Duplicate sample files

A normal pinout diagram will include a hardware image, stylesheet, data file, and a Python script. Sample files are included with the package and can be duplicated for your use. Open a command line (with enabled virtual environment if you are using one) in the location you plan to work and enter the following:
```python
py -m pinout.manager --duplicate quick_start

# expected output:
# >>> data.py duplicated.
# >>> hardware.png duplicated.
# >>> pinout_diagram.py duplicated.
# >>> styles.css duplicated.
```

Once you have these file a finished diagram can be generated from a command line `py -m pinout.manager --export pinout_diagram diagram.svg`. An SVG file is created and can be conveniently view in a browser.

![SVG diagram ](docs/_static/quick_start_pinout_diagram.png)

For a detailed walk through *pinout_diagram.py* and more information on *pinout* please visit [pinout.readthedocs.io](https://pinout.readthedocs.io).