semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
Bruni-Portfolio-Std-Calculator 0.0.1
A standard deviation calculator for portfolios
License: MIT
Keywords: Portfolio Standard Deviation

This module take as input the stock's tickers that are in your portfolio, the respective
weights, the date from where you want to start studying datas and gives back the standard
deviation of the whole portfolio as a float.

Change Log
==========

0.0.1 (21/04/2022)
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-First Release
ninputs 0.2.12
neo Inputs for when regular inputting is not enough!
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8.0,<3.9

# quick examples

> ## positions
> is very slow so ... yeah... that's why it's being slow and looks like an animation

## position
```py
import ninputs as neo

print("\033[14;32H", end="", sep="", flush=True) # moves cursor to 14, 32

print(neo.position()) # [14, 32]
```

## input

```py
import ninputs as neo
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep

def get():
	while True:
		neo.input("", exit="\n")

def current():
	print("prints the current every 2 second")
	while True:
		print("output: ", neo.output, "\ncursor: ",  neo.cursor, sep="")
		sleep(2)
		print("\033c", end="", flush=True)

Thread(target=get).start()
current()
```

## clear

```py
import ninputs as neo

print("hi!!!!")

neo.clear()

print(":00 cleared")

```

## moveCursor

```py

# move all cursor positions "x"/"y" amount
import ninputs as neo

print("\033[0;0H", end="", flush=True)
neo.cusor.append(neo.position())

neo.moveCursor(1, 1)

print(neo.cursor) # [2, 2]

```

## addMovement

```py

# say I want to add the movements of a string "hi!"

import ninputs as neo

print("\033[0;0H", end="", flush=True)

string = "hi!"

neo.addMovements(string, flush=True)

print(neo.cursor) # [[1, 1], [1, 2], [1, 3]]

```

## manually get Y

```py

# get position without os.get_terminal_size

import ninputs as neo

print(neo.getY())

```

## typer

```py
import ninputs as neo

neo.typer("why hello there\nlol just checking newline ;)", cycle=["=", "-"], cycleLength=1)
```