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ucla-geotech-tools-random-field 1.0.5
Randosm field generation
License: MIT

# random_field

This function generates a spatially correlated random field using both Cholesky Decomposition method and Kriging

## Installation
```bash
pip install ucla_geotech_tools.random_field
```

## Documentation

[https://ucla_geotech_tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/](https://ucla_geotech_tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)

## Source Code

[https://github.com/sjbrandenberg/ucla_geotech_tools](https://github.com/sjbrandenberg/ucla_geotech_tools)
cmpypass 1.2.0
Cross-platform password storing solution
License: MIT
Keywords: keys passwords store db

## Pypass

## Status

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Pypass offers a way to store and organise passwords locally from the comfort of your terminal. It has the following features:

- Multiuser support
- Crossplatform
- Safe encryption
- Basic crud operations on models
- Minimal configuration and efficiency
- Keepass alike functionality when copying credentials
- Session persistance
- Import your password stores from your favourite browser

In order to keep the multiuser feature safe, the session lasts for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes you will have to log in again. 

On Linux and MacOS the session file is stored in `/tmp`, meaning that even if the session time is less than 10 minutes if you restart your system it will be deleted and you will have to log in again.

![](https://s1.gifyu.com/images/ezgif.com-gif-maker39c36d14a9473aad.gif)

### Installation

[pipx](https://github.com/pypa/pipx) is highly encouraged when installing this kind of tools as it makes easier to run them as standalones

`pipx install cmpypass` or `pip3 install cmpypass` with pip


### Getting started 

1. Create the db file with `pypass --cdb`
2. Create your user and log in, see `--help` for `u` command
3. Add some categories
4. At this point you can start saving your credentials

### Debug mode

If you want to see log outputs to debug the application you must set an environment variable:

**In Windows**

`setx PYPASS_LOG=true`

**In Linux/MacOS**

`export PYPASS_LOG=true`

The `--info` option will print information relative to the app version and the folders where the session and the db file are being stored.

### Contribution

Look at the [docs](/CONTRIBUTE.md)

### Changelog

**1.2.0**

- Import browser .csv files 
- Fix the project filesystem
- Added several tests and better dev workflow

### License

This project is under [MIT LICENSE](https://github.com/carlos-molero/pypass/blob/master/LICENSE) in the name of Carlos Molero. Uploading this project to any other place than the present one without explicit consent and attribution is prohibited.