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flnet 1.2
Fluid-based large-scale TCP/IP network simulator

# NAME

flnet - Fluid-based large-scale TCP/IP network simulator.

# SYNOPSIS

flnet

# DESCRIPTION

TBD

# OPTIONS

TBD

# INSTALLATION

```sh
$ pip3 install flnet
```

# AVAILABILITY

The latest version of **flnet** is available at PyPI
(https://pypi.org/project/flnet/) .

# AUTHOR

Hiroyuki Ohsaki <ohsaki[atmark]lsnl.jp>
asiacell 0.0.8
A small example package
Requires Python: >=3.6

<h1 align="center">asiacell</h1>
<p align="center">It is a project that includes all social networking sites, and the most important features of the project is a private library whose work is to verify the availability of the user name if it is available or not available on more than one social site</p>

## Installation :
```
pip install asiacell
```
## ***The method of work***
* Open a file in a text editor and name the file eg
asiacell.py

```python 
from asiacell import AsiaCell

cap = AsiaCell().code()
PID = AsiaCell().login('07703433331', cap)
smsvalidation = AsiaCell().smsvalidation(PID, input('pass : '))
ok = AsiaCell().profile(smsvalidation)
print(ok)
```

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vocore-screen 0.1.1
Library to control the Vocore Touchscreen
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Python wrapper for Vocore Screens

This repo includes some python helper scripts to easily interface with the [VoCore Screen v2](https://vocore.io/screen.html).
Internally PyUSB is used, which in turn uses libusb.

For now this has only been tested with the 4" VoCore Screen v2 (with touch). This should also work with the 4.3" version.
As the 5" version has a slightly higher resolution, this will most likely not work. Adjusting the `FRAME_SIZE` in `image.py` and the command in `screen.VocoreScreen._write_start` could possibly fix this.

For usage check the `example.py` - it should be pretty straightforward.


## Working features
* Setting screen brightness
* Sending images to the screen
* Drawing horizontal/vertical lines
* Drawing rects
* Drawing text

## Not working (yet)
* Getting touch events (Should be interrupt endpoint at 0x81 with a length of 128 bytes)

# Getting started
### Linux
* Make sure your screen in plugged in
* Make sure `libusb` is installed
* If you want to use the scripts as non-root, make sure to add a rule to /etc/udev/rules.d/

### Windows
* Download and install the **LibUSBk** driver from the [VoCore Homepage](https://vocore.io/screen.html)

Now run `example.py`. If everything worked, your screen should now show some test content.