semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
autoextract-poet 0.4.0
web-poet definitions for AutoExtract API

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autoextract-poet
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``autoextract-poet`` contains common item definitions.
Such items can be extracted automatically using `Zyte AutoExtract API`_
(you can use `scrapy-poet`_ and `scrapy-autoextract`_ for this).

License is BSD 3-clause.

* Documentation: https://autoextract-poet.readthedocs.io/
* Source code: https://github.com/scrapinghub/autoextract-poet
* Issue tracker: https://github.com/scrapinghub/autoextract-poet/issues

.. _`scrapy-poet`: https://scrapy-poet.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
.. _`scrapy-autoextract`: https://github.com/scrapinghub/scrapy-autoextract
.. _`Zyte AutoExtract API`: https://docs.zyte.com/automatic-extraction.html
smpl2 0.1.0
simple plotting and fitting and simulation
Requires Python: >=3.6

# simple plotting + fitting + simulation + latex

based on https://github.com/APN-Pucky/smpl

Doc: https://apn-pucky.github.io/smpl/index.html

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frake 0.1.3
Visualizing tool for Anura3D results
Requires Python: >=3.6

# FRAKE
Frake is a set of functions for visualizing results from Anura3D simulations. Currently, FRAKE reads an A3D folder and orders the outputs files in a special variable type. There are mainly plotting functions, but in the future, the plan is to add a python preprocessing, processing monitoring, and postprocessing for Anura3D.
mysql2postgresql 0.8.5
python-mysql2postgresql
Keywords: python mysql2postgresql python-mysql2postgresql

# python-mysql2postgresql

## Status : Alpha

## Installation -- Pure Python
```
    pip install mysql2postgresql
```

## Usage Python file

```
from mysql2postgresql import mysql2postgresql

a = mysql2postgresql()

#connect mysql server
a.connect_mysql(host='localhost',
            port='3306',
            user='root',
            passwd='',
            db='database_name')

#connect postgresql server
a.connect_postgresql(host='localhost',             
                    port=5432,
                    user='postgres',                                
                    password='postgres',                     
                    database='database_name')  


# manual table to transfer data  -> default all table in database
a.tables = ['table1', 'table2', ...]

# manual without table to transfer data  -> default empty
a.without = ['table3', 'table4', ...]

# manual limit to query data -> default 10000 
# not limit -> a.limit = 0 
a.limit = 10000


# program run
a.run()   

```


## Usage command line

you can create .py file from example by
```
python -m mysql2postgresql export_example > copy.py
```

you can run convert mysql to postgresql (all table in database) by 
```
python -m mysql2postgresql convert --mysql_host=localhost --mysql_port=3306 --mysql_user=root --mysql_password= --mysql_database=db_name --postgresql_host=localhost --postgresql_port=5432 --postgresql_user=postgres --postgresql_password=postgres --postgresql_database=database_name
```
mmhash2 1.7
MurmurHash2 For Python3

murmurhash is a fast hash function ::
    >>> import mmhash2

    >>> print(mmhash2.murmurhash64a("zhenhao", 0x1234))
    16299279845682521441

    >>> print(mmhash2.dechex(mmhash2.murmurhash64a("zhenhao", 0x1234)))
    'e232aca990972561'

    >>> print(mmhash2.base62encode(mmhash2.murmurhash64a("zhenhao", 0x1234)))
    'jq2Se1vfXaN'

    >>> print(mmhash2.murmurhash64b('zhenhao', 0x1234))
    4178523214822422458


MurmurHash2 http://murmurhash.googlepages.com/
MurmurHash2, 64-bit versions, by Austin Appleby

Modified by hit_zhenhao@163.com

linux python lib