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aurora-renderer-rgbmatrix 1.0.0.dev20220104211843
Renderer implementation for RGB Matrix Displays
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# RGB Matrix Renderer for Aurora Display Library
This package contains a renderer using Henner Zeller's
[rpi-rgb-led-matrix](https://github.com/hzeller/rpi-rgb-led-matrix)
library.

> **Note**: This package will not provide you `rpi-rgb-led-matrix` as a
> dependency. You will have to download and compile the bindings yourself
> using the instructions provided here:
> https://github.com/hzeller/rpi-rgb-led-matrix/blob/master/bindings/python/README.md
aurora-display-lib 1.0.0.dev20220104211509
Display library based on PIL/Pillow intended for Raspberry Pi applications running custom displays
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# Aurora Display Library for Python
Aurora Display Library is a small display library built on top of PIL/Pillow.
It is intended to be used for building applications for LED/LCD displays, mostly targeted towards Raspberry Pis.

## Origin
This library was created out of a project of mine where a Raspberry Pi would
run an [RGB LED matrix display](https://www.adafruit.com/product/420). I noticed that
I was constantly writing the same code over and over again. It also started to
become more difficult to test apps since they always had to run on that Pi with
the display connected. Thus, abstraction happened and the code of what now is
"Aurora" was born.

## Core Features
- Abstracted Render Targets
- Abstracted Input Sources
- Utility functions for:
  - Loading and managing resources (like fonts, images or colors)
  - Placing text in other orientations (center and right aligned)

Other than that, PIL/Pillow is used for rendering, therefore everything that
PIL/Pillow supports is doable here as well.

## Included in the box
- **PyGame** Renderer and Input Source for local development
- **Null** Renderer and Input Source for testing without in- or output
- Demo applications found under `aurora.demoapps`

> If your output can work with PIL/Pillow, it is fairly easy to implement
> a renderer to output the screen buffer to it.

## Installation
### PIP
```shell
pip3 install aurora-display-lib
```

### From Source
```shell
git clone ${REPO}/aurora-display-lib && cd aurora-display-lib
python3 setup.py install
```

## Contribution
I would be happy to receive pull/merge requests from you for improvements.
Also feel free to report any renderers, input sources, etc. you've created
so they can be linked here.
poeditorexporter 1.0.1
CLI package to export poeditor translations
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: poeditor exporter

# POEditor exporter

This python command line script exports translations files from [POEditor](https://poeditor.com).

## Installation
To install the project with its dependencies run the following command.

```bash
pip install poeditorexporter
```

## Usage

```bash
python -m poeditorexporter api_token id languages dest filename type
```

### Arguments

#### Positional arguments

- `api_token` Your POEditor api token.
- `id` The id of your project.
- `languages` List of languages, separated by a comma.
- `dest` Destination directory of the downloaded files. It must end with a /
- `filename` Name of the file after download. The name will be suffixed by the language.
- `type` The file format. The accepted values are 'po', 'pot', 'mo', 'xls', 'xlsx', 'csv', 'ini', 'resw', 'resx',
'android_strings', 'apple_strings', 'xliff', 'properties', 'key_value_json', 'json', 'yml', 'xlf', 'xmb',
'xtb', 'arb', 'rise_360_xliff'.

Those arguments are mandatory. 

#### Optional arguments

- `-f` or `--filters` List of filters to apply on result, separated by a comma. Accepted values are 'translated',
'untranslated', 'fuzzy', 'not_fuzzy', 'automatic', 'not_automatic', 'proofread', 'not_proofread'.
- `-o` or `--order` How the terms should be ordered. Default is set to `terms`.
- `-t` or `--tags` Filter result by tags. List of tags separated by a comma.

### Print help

`python -m poeditorexporter --help`

### Example

```bash
python -m poeditorexporter 1a22cf9d548ebbdf1cb2b3bd10115a8c 12345 en,fr,de /home/user/downloads/ translation properties
```

This will download english, french and german translations file of project id 12345 in the folder `/home/user/downloads/`
with names `translation_en.properties`, `translation_fr.properties`, `translation_de.properties`.