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tkinter-webcam 1.0.9
Easily display a webcam window in a Tkinter GUI

<h1 align="center">Tkinter-Webcam</h1>

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Easily display a webcam window in a Tkinter GUI

## ⚡️ Installation

To install the package use:

```bash
pip install tkinter-webcam
```

To use the package simply import it:

```python
from tkinter_webcam import webcam
```

Then create the `Box` object using any variable name and immediently run the show frames function:

```python
webcam_object = webcam.Box(window, width=450, height=450)
# Uses Box class from webcam to create video window
webcam_object.show_frames()
# Show the created Box
```

Checkout [`example.py`](https://github.com/matthewkayne/Tkinter-Webcam/blob/master/example.py) to see a full script using this object
frf 0.10.6
FastAPI RESt Framework

# FastAPI REST Framework

The FastAPI REST Framework provides a great toolbox to build robust RESTful
APIs.

Install `frf`:

```
$ pip install frf
```

Make sure that your local environment satisfies the [specified prequisites](#prequisites).

Head over to the  [development section](#developing) if you plan to contribute
to this project.


## Prequisites

The following Python version(s) are compatible with the `frf` package:

- 3.8
- 3.9

To install or upgrade Python, visit https://www.python.org/downloads/ and
choose one of the supported releases.

## Developing ##

Clone the source code repository:

```
$ git clone git@gitlab.com:unimatrixone/libraries/frf.git
```

- Run `make env` to set up the local development environment.
- Run `make console` to start a Python interpreter.
- If new requirements are added to the project (see `git log requirements.txt`),
  run `make depsrebuild`.
- Export the environment variables to a file with `make .env`. Use this command
  when integrating with third-party IDEs such as Eclipse or VSCode. Do not check
  in this file to the version control system - it is local to your environment
  only.
- Build the technical documentation with `make documentation`.
- Additional targets may be specified in [`config.mk`](./config.mk).

## License

Proprietary

[Click or tap here for licensing requests](mailto:cochise.ruhulessin@unimatrixone.io).

## Author information

This Python package was created by **Cochise Ruhulessin** for the
[Unimatrix One](https://cloud.unimatrixone.io) project.

- [Send me an email](mailto:cochise.ruhulessin@unimatrixone.io)
- [GitLab](https://gitlab.com/unimatrixone)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/cochiseruhulessin)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/cochise-ruhulessin-0b48358a/)
- [Twitter](https://twitter.com/magicalcochise)
codecraft-tic-tac-toe 0.1.5
This package will allow you to get familiar with the API used in the Codecraft Works Python Tic-Tac-Toe Game
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.8

# Codecraft Work Python Tic-Tac-Toe Game

This package will allow you to get familiar with the API used in the
[Codecraft Works Python Tic-Tac-Toe Game](https://app.codecraftworks.com/games/tictactoe)
kcf.doc-maker 0.1.4
Library to generate documentation for Keboola Python components
Requires Python: >=3.7


This library enables the creation of a quick readme for a Keboola Python component

 ### Links
 
 - PYPI project code: [https://test.pypi.org/project/keboola.component-kds/](https://test.pypi.org/project/keboola.component-kds/)

# Quick start
 
## Installation 
 
 The package may be installed via PIP:
 
 ```
pip install kcf.doc_maker
```


## Core structure & functionality 

The package contains two core modules:

- `keboola.component.interface` - Core methods and class to initialize and handle the [Keboola Common Interface](https://developers.keboola.com/extend/common-interface/) tasks
- `keboola.component.dao` - Data classes and containers for objects defined by the Common Interface such as manifest files, metadata, environment variables, etc.
- `keboola.component.base` - Base classes to build the Keboola Component applications from.



## Initialization

The core class is `keboola.component.interface.CommonInterface`, upon it's initialization the environment is 
created. e.g.

- data folder initialized (either from the Environment Variable or manually)
- config.json is loaded
- All Environment variables are loaded

The optional parameter `data_folder_path` of the constructor is the path to the data directory.
If not provided, [`KBC_DATADIR` environment variable](/extend/common-interface/environment/#environment-variables) will be used.

The class can be either extended or just instantiated and manipulated like object. 
The `CommonInterface` class is exposed in the `keboola.component` namespace: