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hijri 0.1.2
A package to fetch hijri date in Arabic

# Hijri Date Fetcher
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A Python package to fetch current hijri date in Arabic

### Usage

```
from hijri import Hijri
h = Hijri()
h.fetch()

# Output is the literal day and date in Arabic: الأربعاء 4 ذو الحجة 1442 ﻫ
```

### Dependencies
You may download the following dependencies in order for the script to work

- For your terminal, you have to have both `wget` and `libxml2-utils`
- For python3, you have to install the following packages, `arabic_reshaper` and `python-bidi`
carlo 0.1.9
Interactively plot streaming sequences of numbers
Requires Python: >=3.6

# carlo

Named after the Monte Carlo algorithm, this module displays interactive histograms of streaming/online data. It's meant for quickly visualizing distributions, and it'll keep refining its histogram as new data comes in.

Accepts lists, generators, numbers from stdin, or a function to be repeatdly evaluated. Displays data as histograms with automagic bin allocation, and extra statistics in legends.

## Example 1

Compare samples from one 20-sided dice vs three 6-sided dices.

Imported:

```python
from carlo import plot, d
plot(lambda: d(20), lambda: d(6)+d(6)+d(6))
```

Or as standalone module (where `d(n)` simulates the roll of a `n`-sided dice):

```bash
carlo "d(20)" "d(6)+d(6)+d(6)"
```

![example screenshot showing two histograms superimposed](./screenshot1.png)

## Example 2

Sample values from `max(0.5, random()**0.2)`.

Imported:

```python
from carlo import plot
from random import random
plot(lambda: max(0.5, random()**0.2))
```

Or as standalone module (all functions from the `random` module are automatically available).

```bash
carlo "max(0.5, random()**0.2)"
```
    
![example screenshot showing a skewed-looking histogram](./screenshot2.png)
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geojsonhash 0.1.1
README
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0

# geojsonhash

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This package is responsible for generating identifiers for geojson objects. To do so, it makes use of the pygeohash library in charge of generating the identifiers of the different points contained in the geojson.

In this implementation, individual points are ignored, treating the input geojson as a set of polygons defining a surface. The polygons are sorted according to their coordinates while the northwest-most vertex of the polygons defines the starting point for encoding. 

## Installation

To install the package there are two options: through poetry or by using the pip command

### Pip command

```bash
$ pip install geojsonhash
```

### Poetry

```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/AdrianSeguraOrtiz/geojsonhash.git
$ cd geojsonhash
$ poetry install
```

## Example

An example is shown below:

```python
from geojsonhash import get_geojson_id
import json

with open("./resources/geojson.json") as geo_d:
    geojson = json.load(geo_d)

geojson_id = get_geojson_id(geojson)
print(geojson_id)
```

To run it through console we can do:

```bash
$ cd examples
$ python example.py
```