semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
musicplayergui 2.1
Random Music Player In form of GUI (So terrible GUI.)
License: MIT
Keywords: Tools

# musicplayergui
Welcome to nonsense module
# How do I use?
Just execute
```py
import musicplayergui as m
m.launch()
```
Or on command line
```bash
musicplayergui
```
or
```bash
python -m musicplayergui
```
# What I just update?
Change volume through slider

# uwu
emojigg 0.1.5.1
Async wrapper for the EmojiGG api.
License: MIT

# emojigg
An async API wrapper for [emoji.gg](https://emoji.gg/). 

Useful for Discord Bots using [discord.py](https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py), or for any project you're working on.

# Note
This wrapper is still under heavy development -> anything is due to change.

# Installing
**Recommended Python 3.5.3 or higher**

To install the library you can do the following
```python
# Linux / MacOS
python -m pip install emojigg

# Windows
py -m pip install emojigg
```


# Links
Docs (temp): [Wiki](https://github.com/NextChai/Emojigg/wiki)

Pypi: [pypi](https://pypi.org/project/emojigg/)
rainbowcsv 1.0.2
Show csv in rainbow colors
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6.1

rainbowcsv
==========

Outputs csv columns in easy-to-discern colors in the terminal.

## Installation

`pip install rainbowcsv`

## Usage

Use on a file

`rainbowcsv path/to/file.csv`

or use with pipes

`curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dannysepler/rainbowcsv/main/resources/movies.csv | rainbowcsv`

![Simple rainbowcsv output](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dannysepler/rainbowcsv/main/resources/simple_screenshot.png)

## Options

`rainbowcsv --help`

## How it works

`rainbowcsv` uses the colorama library to wrap csv columns with color escape sequences.

## Usage advice

[csvkit](https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) is a lovely library, and we recommend using this in conjunction with it.

The `csvlook` command doesn't play well with rainbow csv, because it doesn't ignore color-changing characters. That's why the `--table` (`-t` for short) option is available in `rainbowcsv`, it creates a similar-looking table.

`curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dannysepler/rainbowcsv/main/resources/movies.csv | rainbowcsv --table`

![Simple rainbowcsv output](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dannysepler/rainbowcsv/main/resources/table_screenshot.png)

You can also pipe to `less` if you display raw control characters, via `less -r` or `less -R`
string-toolkit 0.0.7
Python wrapper for the string_toolkit.h C header
License: MIT
Keywords: string,string-manipulation,c

# string-toolkit

You can install from pip with:
```bash
$ python3 -m pip install string-toolkit
```

### Example
```py
>>> import st
>>> st.to_abbreviation("Hello, World!")
'HW'
```

### Trying with more functions
```py
>>> st.get_indexes("Hello, World!", "l")
[2, 3, 10]
>>>
>>> st.has_custom_emoji("Hello!")
False
>>> st.has_custom_emoji("Hello, <:hello:69696969696969696>!")
True
>>>
>>> st.mock("Hello, World!")
'HeLlO, WOrLd!'
>>>
>>> st.proper_case("HeLlO, WOrLd!")
'Hello, World!'
>>>
>>> st.scramble("Hello, World!")
'd,ll relooHW!'
>>>
>>> st.shorten("Hello, World!", 5, "...")
'Hello...'
>>>
>>> st.substr("Hello, World!", 7, 5)
'World'
>>>
>>> st.progress_bar(50, 100, "=", "@", ".", 30)
'===============@..............'
>>>
>>> st.to_chunks("Hello, World!", 5)
['Hello', ', Wor', 'ld!']
```

### C/C++ header
This package is a wrapper around a C/C++ header! [see the documentation for it here.](https://github.com/vierofernando/string_toolkit.h#readme)