semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
hellow-World 0.0.1
A package to difficult task of printing 'Hello World'.

# hellow_world
A package to difficult task of printing "Hello World".

There are 3 data types.

- `Character`
- `Message`
- `Hello`

## `Character`
`Character` is used to create a character.

For example, one can create a character `h` as such:

```python
from hello_world import Character

c = Character("h")
```

## `Message`
`Message` is a data type to combine characters.

For example, one can create a message `ab` as such:

```python
from hello_world import Character, Message

a = Character("a")
b = Character("b")

m = Message([a, b])
```

or for an easy usage one can directly embed a `Character` to the list:

```python
from hello_world import Character, Message

m = Message([Character("a"), Character("b")])
```

## `Hello`
`Hello` is a data type to display a message.

For example, one can print a message as such:

```python
from hello_world import Character, Message, Hello

m = Message([Character("a"), Character("b")])

h = Hello(m)
h.print()
```

## Example for `Hello World`

```python
from hello_world import Character, Message, Hello

if __name__ == '__main__':
    m = Message(
        [
            Character("H"), Character("e"), Character("l"),
            Character("l"), Character("o"), Character(" "),
            Character("W"), Character("o"), Character("r"),
            Character("l"), Character("d"), Character("!")
        ]
    )
    h = Hello(m)
    h.print()
```
VoilÃ . Here you have "Hello World!" printed.

See jupyter example: https://github.com/mshemuni/hellow_world/blob/main/example.ipynb
drf-action-params-validator 0.0.4
A small validator for params in drf view actions
Requires Python: >=3.6

# drf-params-validator

This is a simple package to validate request params on DRF viewset's actions.

## usage

* Install the package to your project

```
pip install drf-action-params-validator
```

* Use the decorator to return 400 when one of given parameter is missing

```
from drf_action_params_validator import validate_request_params

@action(detail=True, methods=[METHOD_POST])
@validate_request_params(params=['param_name_1', 'param_name_2'])
def test_action(self, request, pk):
    pass
```


## release notes

### v 0.0.1

POST data validation, default error message