semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
yamldiff 0.3
A package to semantically diff yaml files on the console.

yamldiff
========

A semantic YAML diff utility.

````
yamldiff file1.yaml file2.yaml
````

will show recursively the values that are added removed or modified
from file1.yaml to file2.yaml.

The values of data type such as lists are compared by the whole value
(i.e.) must match exactly, but it is possible to refine the diff
output by
considering them unordered sets instead:

````
$ cat file1.yaml 
a_key : a value

a_list: 
    - {id: 1, val: uno}
    - {id: 2, val: dos}
    - {id: 3, val: tres}
$ cat file2.yaml 
a_key : another value

abother_key: some value
a_list: 
    - {id: 1, val: uno}
    - {id: 2, val: dos}
    - {id: 3, val: cuatro}
$ python yamldiff.py file1.yaml file2.yaml 
# Added keys:
+ abother_key: some value
# Modified keys:
a_key:
    - a value
    + another value
a_list:
    - [{id: 1, val: uno}, {id: 2, val: dos}, {id: 3, val: tres}]
    + [{id: 1, val: uno}, {id: 2, val: dos}, {id: 3, val: cuatro}]
$ python yamldiff.py file1.yaml file2.yaml --set-keys a_list
# Added keys:
+ abother_key: some value
# Modified keys:
a_key:
    - a value
    + another value
a_list:
    # Removed keys:
    - {id: 3, val: tres}
    # Added keys:
    + {id: 3, val: cuatro}
````

It is also possible to treat list as key value pairs, by specifying
the element of the list items to index on:

````
$ python yamldiff.py file1.yaml file2.yaml --set-keys a_list:id
# Added keys:
+ abother_key: some value
# Modified keys:
a_key:
    - a value
    + another value
a_list:
    # Modified keys:
    # Matching:
    {id: 3}
        # Modified keys:
        val:
            - tres
            + cuatro
````
materials-lib 0.8.4
Open and configurable materials library for Python.
Keywords: python,materials

# Materials_Lib - General Materials Python Library

This repo is intended to store the physical properties of materials used throughout coding projects. In case you want to define a new material, create a new toml file by duplicating the `template.toml` file.

## Documentation

(Under construction)

## Using Units
It is common to need to use physical units. It is recommended to use the [`pint`](https://pypi.org/project/Pint/). You can add a `pint.UnitRegistry()` as an argument when instancing the `Material` class. The class will then use the same units as the rest of the project.
badcode 0.1
badcode place holder
Keywords: badcode,badcode-mutable,badcode-immutable

# <package-name>

## <add-badges>

- [Introduction](#introduction)
- [Docs](#docs)
- [Commands](#commands)
- [Pre-requisites](#pre-requisites)
- [Installation and Downloads](#installation-and-downloads)
- [FAQ](#faq)
- [Other Resources](#other-resources)
- [Bug Tracker and Support](#bug-tracker-and-support)
- [Unit-Tests](#unit-tests)
- [License and Copyright](#license-and-copyright)
- [Author and Thanks](#author-and-thanks)

## Introduction

## Docs

## Commands

## Pre-requisites

## Installation and Downloads

## FAQ

- **Question:** <question>?  
 **Answer:** <answer>.

## Other Resources

## Bug Tracker and Support

## Unit Tests

## License and Copyright

## Author and Thanks

<package-name> was developed by [<author-name>](<author-profile-url or github-profile-link>)
meditationtimer 1.1.1
A small CLI meditation app for mindfullness sessions
Requires Python: >=3.0
Keywords: cli,meditation,click

# Meditationtimer

Small CLI meditation timer for mindfullness sessions.

The python package can be found at [Pypi](https://pypi.org/project/meditationtimer/) and can be installed in the usual way.

```
pip install meditationtimer
meditationtimer
```

[this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/getdisciplined/comments/1wqeoi/i_recommend_the_willpower_instinct_by_kelly/cf58h0k/) explains how a session works.