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multirun 0.2.2
Multirun is a simple wrapper around tmux to allow running and monitoring multiple processes at once
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0

Multirun
========

Multirun is a development tool to run and monitor services needed in the development process.

Quickstart
----------

Once installed `multirun` will be in your PATH. You will also need to build a toml file with the commands
you wish to run:

```
[redis]
cmd = "make run_redis"

[celery_worker]
cmd = "make run_worker"

[django]
cmd = "make run_app"
```

then run `multirun -c path/to/multirun.toml`  

You should see a screen similar to:

![screenshot of multirun](screenshot.png)

Once running, you can click on individual panes to select them `C-b r` will kill and rerun the process, `C-b k` will kill all commands and exit multirun.
django-frontend-linker 0.0.1
A Python package is helping to link react build bundle to django project.
Keywords: django-react,django-frontend-linker,frontlink


# Django-frontend-linker

This django app adds a management command. you can easily to link react build bundle/dir

in django project.

Installation
------------
Install package: ::

    $ pip install django-frontend-linker

Add ``'frontlink'`` to the ``INSTALLED_APPS``

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'frontlink',
        ...
    )
Add ``'frontlink url'`` in project urls.py
```python
    from django.contrib import admin
    from django.urls import path, include
    
    urlpatterns = [
        path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
        ...
        path('', include('frontlink.urls')),
    ]
```
Usage
-----
    $ python manage.py frontlink --dir <path> --build-name <dir-name>

``'--dir'`` is required path of react/next build directory.

### Example:
    $ python manage.py frontlink --dir D:\react-project\hello-world

``'--build-name'`` is optional and but is required name of the react/next build folder name


### Example
    $ py manage.py frontlink --dir D:\react-project\hello-world --build-name hello

Clean previous build dir, so use:

    $ python manage.py frontlink --dir <path> --clear

Configuration
-------------
```python
    DEFAULTS = {
        'FRONTEND_ROOT': BASE_DIR / 'build_staticfiles',
        'FRONTEND_URL': '',
    }
```
depyro3 0.0.1
A wrapper for the De Giro API to fetch portfolio data
Requires Python: >=3.6

# depyro :money_with_wings:
A wrapper for De Giro API, specifically for portfolio analysis. If you have ETFs in your portfolio, use in conjunction with `pyholdings` to discover ETF compositions.

### Get started
1. Set `username` and `password` as environment variables or in an `.env` file in the root of your project.
2. Instantiate the client and fetch portfolio information.

```
from depyro.core import Depyro
client = Depyro(auth_type="2fa")
>>> Enter authenticator token...
client.get_portfolio_info()
>>>
[
  {
    id: int,
    positionType: str,
    size: int,
    price: float,
    value: float,
    plBase: float,
    breakEvenPrice: float,
    name: str,
    isin: str,
    symbol: str,
    productType: str
  },
]
```