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medium-multiply-tutorial 0.1.0
Medium Multiply Tutorial library
License: MIT

## Medium Multiply - Implementation by Damon weiss
A small demo library for a Medium publication about publishing libraries.

###Available Commands
In the project directory, you can run:

`pip install medium_multiply`,

### Built With
- Python

### Author
**Damon Weiss**

### Usage

from medium_multiply import Multiplication

#### Instantiate a Multiplication object
multiplication = Multiplication(2)

#### Call the multiply method
print(multiplication.multiply(5))
humilis-stream-gtw 1.3.0
Deploy an AWS API Gateway to Kinesis and/or Firehose
License: MIT

API Gateway to Kinesis and/or Firehose streams
==============================================

|PyPI|

Installation
------------

::

   pip install humilis-stream-gtw

To install the development version:

::

   pip install git+https://github.com/humilis/humilis-stream-gtw

Development
-----------

Assuming you have
`virtualenv <https://virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>`__
installed:

::

   make develop

Configure humilis:

::

   make configure

Testing
-------

You can test the deployment with:

::

   make test

If the tests break, you can make sure you are not leaving any
infrastructure behind with:

.. code:: bash

   make delete

More information
----------------

See `humilis <https://github.com/humilis/blob/master/README.md>`__
documentation.

Contact
-------

If you have questions, bug reports, suggestions, etc. please create an
issue on the `GitHub project
page <http://github.com/humilis/humilis-stream-gtw>`__.

License
-------

This software is licensed under the `MIT
license <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License>`__.

See `License file <./LICENSE.txt>`__.

© 2021 German Gomez-Herrero, `Find
Hotel <http://company.findhotel.net>`__ and others.

.. |PyPI| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/humilis-stream-gtw.svg?style=flat
   :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/humilis-stream-gtw
timetables-parser-optivum 1.0.0
VULCAN® Optivum® timetable parser library
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# VULCAN® Optivum® timetable parser library

This library provides access to public timetables generated using the "Plan lekcji Optivum" software.
The resulting dataset is compatible with and based on [timetables-lib](https://github.com/szkolny-eu/timetables-lib).

## Usage examples

```python
async with OptivumParser() as parser:
    # specify an entire timetable
    file = File(path="https://www.school.pl/plan/index.html")
    # specify a single timetable (class, teacher, classroom)
    file = File(path="https://www.school.pl/plan/plany/o3.html")
    # specify a local timetable
    file = File(path="C:/html/index.html")
    
    # enqueue and parse all (you can specify more files)
    ds = await parser.run_all(file)
    # enqueue, then parse
    parser.enqueue(file)
    ds = await parser.run_all()

    # sort lessons, because why not
    lessons = sorted(ds.lessons, key=lambda x: (x.weekday, x.number))
    # print lessons for a specific class
    print("\n".join(str(s) for s in lessons if s.register_.name == "1A"))
```

## Command-line scripts

Available after installing the package (if scripts directory is in your `PATH`, or you're using a virtualenv). 
```shell
$ optivum https://www.school.pl/plan/index.html --register 1A
Parsing 'https://www.school.pl/plan/index.html'
Lesson(...)
Lesson(...)
...
```
xontrib-up 1.0.1
Go up any number of directories.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# UP! - the fast way to go up directories in xonsh

Tired of attaching "balloons" to your `cd` command to go up directories?

`cd ..`, `cd ../..`, `cd ../../..`, `cd ../../../..`, `cd ../../../../../../../../../../../../../..`?

Tired of creating weird aliases like `cd..4`, `cd..12`, ... `cd..100` to navigate up directories?

Now you can use `up`!

Type `up` to go up one directory. Type `up 2` to go up two directories. Type
`up 42` to go up forty-two directories. It's that easy.

No more defining an alias for `cd ../../../../../../..`.  Just type `up 7`.

```shell
$ # cd ../../..
$ up 3
```

You can also get the path that `up` will produce by using `upp` (up path).
This lets you see what directory up will produce.

```shell
$ # pushd -q .; cd ../../../..; echo $PWD; popd -q
$ upp 4
```

Listing ancestor directories with `ls` requires balloons, but not anymore.
A simple way to list ancestor dirs is with `lsup`, which forwards on any options to `ls`.

```shell
$ # long list everything 3 dirs up (ie: `ls -opts ../../..`)
$ lsup -laFGh 3
```

## Commands

| Command | Description                                |
|:--------|:-------------------------------------------|
| `up`    | Travel up any number of directories        |
| `upp`   | Get the path of an ancestor directory      |
| `lsup`  | List the contents of an ancestor directory |

## Install

Install from PyPI via `xpip`:

```shell
xpip install xontrib-up
# or: xpip install -U git+https://github.com/mattmc3/xontrib-up
```

Then, add this to your `~/.config/xonsh/rc.xsh` or `~/.xonshrc`:

```shell
xontrib load up
```

[xonsh]: https://xon.sh