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classroom-voter 2.0.8b177
A secure CLI classroom polling system
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Classroom Voter
Classroom Voter is a secure LAN based polling system, similar to iClicker, which allows teachers to administer live polls. To start a poll, the teacher simply has to run the host program on their local machine. To join, students run the client program and enter the teachers IP address. Students can respond to questions via clients on their machines. 

Traffic is sent over HTTP on the local network. The system provides instructors with the ability to take polls while providing controllable levels of anonymity for students. For example, a teacher might make one question anonymized so that their view of the poll results just shows the number of students who voted for each option. Another poll might be transparent, and the instructor can see which participant voted for which option.

# Installation

## Automatic
This package is distributed via TestPyPI (Test, since the project is still in beta). The [latest version](https://test.pypi.org/project/classroom-voter-harrismcc/) can be installed via pip:
```
pip3 install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple classroom-voter-harrismcc
```
## Manual
### Linux/OSX
From the [latest release](https://github.com/harrismcc/classroom-voter/releases/), download the file that looks like `classroom_voter_harrismcc-VERSION.tar.gz`. Next, use pip to install with the following command (making sure that the directory with the .tar.gz file is the active directoy):
```
pip install classroom_voter_harrismcc-VERSION.tar.gz`
```
### Windows
From the [latest release](https://github.com/harrismcc/classroom-voter/releases/), download the file that looks like `classroom_voter_harrismcc-VERSION.whl`. Next, use pip to install with the following command (making sure that the directory with the .tar.gz file is the active directoy):
```
pip install classroom_voter_harrismcc-VERSION.whl`
```
or
```
python -m pip install classroom_voter_harrismcc-VERSION.whl
```


# Usage

After classroom voter is install, it can be run via the command line. To login as a student or professor, run 
```
python -m classroom_voter.login
```
This will prompt you first for the ip address and port of the server (given to you by the professor/ system admin), and then for your username and password (check your email)
opencv-lineage 1.0
A Lineage II bot using OpenCV. Capable of solving captcha and rebuffing.

## Lineage II bot using OpenCV  
### Video:
[![Lineage II bot using OpenCV](https://i.imgur.com/6iqhHLB.png)](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KS7z7Z_g8Y)  
### Table of contents  
* [General info](#general-info)  
* [Technologies](#technologies)  
* [Setup](#setup)  
* [Usage](#usage)
### General info  
This bot uses OpenCV to find white text (enemies), targets them and hits them 'until they're all out of HP, at which point it switches targets. It also solves the Anti-Bot captcha and returns to village in case of death.  
### Technologies  
The bot uses OpenCV and PyAutoGui as it's 'main' modules.  
### Setup  
To run this bot you need to run it on Linux. Installation:  
```  
$ cd sudo su  
$ pip install opencv-lineage  
$ pacman (or apt install) wmctrl xdotool  
```  
### Usage  
Run it with a screen that shows what the bot sees:  
```  
$ opencv-lineage --screen  
```  
Run it with an ncurses console window  
```  
$ opencv-lineage --no-screen  
```  
Run it without any output whatsoever:  
```  
$ opencv-lineage  
```  
Press 'q' any time to stop the bot.
fderiv 1.0
Five point derivatives
Requires Python: >=3.6

# fderiv package

# Introduction
This package contains derivative function.It calculates the derivatives of a given arrays of x values and function values. It returns first and second order derivatives using the five point method.     
** The minimum size of array should be 5 for both x and y values.**

# Files
fderiv.py

# Installation
$ pip install fderiv
 
# Usage
import fderiv as fd
first-derivative, second-derivative = fd.fderiv(x, y)
inspiretools 0.3
Python package to auto-generate bibliographies pulling the bibtex data from Inspire

# INSPIRE tools

This Python 3 package provides two scripts, `auxtobib` and `blgtobib`, which take a LaTeX `.aux` or `.blg` file as input.
`auxtobib` fetches the `bibtex` entries for all the articles cited in the document from
[INSPIRE](http://inspirehep.net/). `blgtobib` does the same, but only fetches those entries which are missing.

## Installation


To install the package in your home directory, run
```
python3 -m pip install inspiretools --user
```

## Requirements

The script requires Python 3.5+.

## Usage

Given a LaTeX `.aux` file, simply execute
```
auxtobib paper.aux
```
and the `bibtex` entries will be printed to `stdout`. If you want to save them
into a `.bib` file, simply use
```
auxtobib paper.aux > bibliography.bib
```

The script `blgtobib` will fetch only `bibtex` entries which are not already in
the `.bib` file associated with your project. It uses the `bibtex` log file
associated with the LaTeX project. For example,
```
blgtobib paper.blg >> bibliography.bib
```
will append new entries to `bibliography.bib`.