semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
mypackage-da-dec21 0.0.1
An example package
License: MIT

mypackage_da_dec21
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An example package

Usage
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Installation
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Requirements
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Compatibility
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Licence
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Authors
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`mypackage_da_dec21` was written by `Dilip Albert <dilip_albert_datascientist@outlook.com>`_.
caniuseonlywheels 1.0.11
Can I switch to installing only using wheels and never sdist?
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.3,<4.0
Keywords: supply-chain,wheels

## Can I Use Just Wheels?

Are you worried about supply chain risks? You should be. Any clown can highjack a pypi package
and replace with a malicious package that can run malicious code on:
- install pip/setup.py *
- import
- invocation

Can't do anything about import and invocation, but it is unnecessary to run setup.py, **just always
install wheels**, using the following switches.

```bash
export PIP_ONLY_BINARY=:all:
pipenv install termcolor --skip-lock
# or
pip install termcolor --only-binary=:all:
```

But now you need to find out one by one, what in your requirements.txt doesn't support wheels!

Fortunately, here is a tool, based on the guts of caniusepython3.

## Installation
```bash
pip install caniuseonlywheels  --only-binary=:all:
```

## Usage
```bash
pip freeze>requirements.txt
python -m caniuseonlywheels -r requirements.txt --verbose
```

## Credits
Forked from "caniusepython3", Apache License, Original developer - Brett Cannon.
PyMacroFin 0.0.1.2
Python toolbox for solving continuous-time macro-financial models using monotone finite difference schemes
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

This is a Python toolbox for solving continuous-time macro-financial models using monotone finite difference schemes. 

Please see the documentation for more detail: https://adriendavernas.com/pymacrofin/index.html

Authors: Damon Petersen, Adrien d'Avernas, Quentin Vandeweyer

Primary developer: Damon Petersen

Correspondence: damon.petersen [at] chicagobooth.edu

License: MIT (see LICENSE.txt)