semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pygamehelper 0.0.1
Helps you to scale,rotate and display text on the pygame window
Keywords: python,text,rotate,pygame,scale

# pygamehelper
Developed by Asher Thomas Abraham

# Uses of pygame helper
```
helps you to show text on the pygame window easily.
helps you to scale images on the pygame window easily
helps you to rotate images in the pygame window easily
```
# how to scale images with pygame helper
```python
#example
YOUR_IMAGE_NAME = scale_image(pygame.image.load("YOUR_IMAGE_PATH"), TYPE_THE_NUMBER_HERE_TO_SCALE)
```
# how to rotate images with pygame helper
```python
#example
blit_rotate_center(win, self.img, (self.x, self.y), self.angle)
```
# how to show text with pygame helper
```python
#example
blit_text_center(WIN, MAIN_FONT, "THE_TEXT")
```
# Credits
```
Developed by Asher Thomas
Special thanks to Tim Ruscica
```
tracardi-pushover-webhook 0.6.0
This plugin connects with pushover app and sends message.
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: tracardi,plugin

# Pushover plugin

This plugin sends a message to pushover service.

# Requirements

To use this plugin you must register at https://pushover.net and obtain API_TOKEN and USER_KEY.

# Configuration

THis plugin needs access to resource that will hold the information on PushOver credentials.

## Resource configuration

```json
{
  "token": "<API_TOKEN from PushOver>",
  "user": "<USER_KEY from PushOver>"
}
```

## Plugin configuration

```json
{
  "source": {
    "name": "pushover",
    "id": "<resource-id>"
  },
  "message": "Hello {{profile@traits.private.pii.name}}!"
}
```

Message can be a template that uses placeholders for data from profile. Above you can 
see a simple template that when executed will replace `{{profile@traits.private.pii.name}}`
with name (`traits.private.pii.name`) from profile.

# Input

This plugin does not take any input

# Output

Output returns status and response body from PushOver service.

```json
{
  "status": 200,
  "body": {
    "status": 1,
    "request": "c759f16e-c10a-4066-b91d-05fd06504790"
  }
}
```
porphyry 0.0.1
Prediction of the current gas flow rate
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Porphyry

The library for convenient exploratory data analysis, completing, tuning and deployment machine learning models in working environment using PI-system data storage. Applying of basic algorithms for gas wells current flow prediction based on indirect technological parameters.

- flexible extraction of historical data; 
- receiving current values; 
- machine learning models prediction based on current or historical data; 
- automatic updating of machine learning models; 
- tracking of machine learning models metrics; 
- gas flow distribution along the wells; 
- sending notifications.
accubib 0.0.1
a package to deal with bibliography
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Bibliography info verification and format conversion package

There usually exist some missing, inaccurate or even wrong info in exported bibliography database from Mendeley or other reference management software, although lots of them can update reference info based on DOI lookup. For example, Mendeley and Microsoft academic website cannot retrieve the right "page" information for some journals like Physical Review series, Science Advances and so on, which use article numbers instead of pages. This simple package is programmed to lookup complete and accurate info based on DOI. It does two jobs:
* generate accurate bibliography database from DOI list, bib file, or xml database;
* format conversion between bib and xml for microsoft office.(https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/word/concepts/working-with-word/working-with-bibliographies);

# Installation
Dependence:
* pybtex
* lxml

This module can be installed via pip:
```bash
pip install accubib
```

# Examples

```python
import accubib

# generate bibliography database from a file containing DOI list
# the .dat file contains one DOI in each row
bibdata = accubib.loadois('dois.dat')

# load bib and correct the reference info with doi if possible.
bibdata_1 = accubib.loadbib('test.bib',checkdoi=True)

# load xml and correct the reference info with doi if possible.
bibdata_2 = accubib.loadxml('test.xml',checkdoi=True)

# save the database as an xml file, which can be imported in microsoft office
accubib.export('example.xml',bibdata)

# save the database as a bib file
accubib.export('example.bib',bibdata)

# show the bibdata, which is a BibliographyData object defined by pybtex
print(bibdata)
```