semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
igninterage 1.2.1
Modulo para interagir no forum IGNboards+
Requires Python: >=3.6

# inginterage
Modulo para interagir no forum IGN boards, loga usando cookies dos navegadores Firefox (default) e Chrome, cria topico, comenta, edita, react e mensagem privada.

## requerimentos
- Navegador Chrome/Firefox
- python >=3.6

## instalação
    pip install igninterage
    
    ou instale a última versão:
    pip install --upgrade https://github.com/psychodinae/igninterage/tarball/master

## uso
- Primeiro realize o login no forum usando o navegador e feche-o.

 
        from igninterage import Igninterage


        ign = Igninterage('https://www.ignboards.com/')
        ign.ign_login()
        
        ign.novo_topico('teste', 'som som teste', 'vale-tudo.80331/')    
        ign.editar_topico('teste editado', '[edit] ei ei som', '123456789', '17')
        ign.comentar(text='isso foi postado com a "API" rsrsrsrs', thread='123456789')
        ign.editar_comentario('[EDITt] e agora foi editado usando a "API"', '123456789')
        ign.react(react_id='1', post_id='123456789')
        ign.msg_privada('meu assunto', 'minha conversa', 'NickdoUsuario')
        ign.msg_privada('meu outro assunto', 'minha outra conversa', 'NickdoUsuario', 'NickdeOutroUsuario')
        
        
- uma vez recuperado os cokies usando o navegador é possivel armazena-los no formato json por exemplo:
 
        import json
        from igninterage import Igninterage

        ign = Igninterage('https://www.ignboards.com/', navegador='chrome')
        ign.ign_login()
        cookies_salvos = json.dumps(ign.get_cookies_as_dict())
        > {"xf_user": "4345353535-etertagabayata3665a643634b6b6b6", "xf_csrf": "tetETn54778", "xf_..."}

-  Posteriormente:
  
        import json
        from igninterage import Igninterage
        
        ign = Igninterage('https://www.ignboards.com/')
        ign.set_cookie(json.loads(cookies_salvos))
        ign.comentar(text='isso foi postado com a "API" rsrsrsrs', thread='123456789')
        > logado ok! 
        > postou no topico...
dr-buster-kelj0 1.0.0
Simple, yet effective web path finder implemented with multiprocessing in Python
Requires Python: >=3

# dr.buster
Simple, yet effective web path finder implemented with multiprocessing in Python

### Module usage
To use it as module please rename dr.buster.py to dr_buster.py or something that wont be problematic to python interpreter
Then you can

```py
from dr_buster import start_scan

start_scan(url, wordlist_path)
```
You will have a report generated after program finishes and you can parse it easy cause url and code is in `url [code]` format

### CLI usage
```
$ python3 dr.buster.py https://example.com /home/user/wordlist.txt

starts scan on example.com with wordlist wordlist.txt
and generates report dr.buster.report.$datetime$
```

##### Example output when started with words.txt on testserver
![alt text](res/usage.png)

##### Sample report
```
user@hostname:~/dr.buster$ cat dr.buster.report.09-08-2020_10-54-28 
http://localhost:5000/900 [200]
http://localhost:5000/623 [200]
http://localhost:5000/500 [200]
http://localhost:5000/130 [200]
http://localhost:5000/904 [200]
http://localhost:5000/100 [200]
http://localhost:5000/504 [200]
http://localhost:5000/102 [200]
http://localhost:5000/103 [200]
http://localhost:5000/104 [200]
http://localhost:5000/600 [200]
http://localhost:5000/105 [200]
http://localhost:5000/200 [200]
http://localhost:5000/604 [200]
http://localhost:5000/700 [200]
http://localhost:5000/300 [200]
http://localhost:5000/703 [200]
http://localhost:5000/303 [200]
http://localhost:5000/800 [200]
http://localhost:5000/120 [200]
http://localhost:5000/770 [200]
http://localhost:5000/400 [200]
```

### Test it out on testserver
```
$ pip3 install flask
$ export FLASK_APP=testserver.py
$ python3 -m flask run

and run dr.buster in another terminal
```

## TODO:
* [x] - add argsparse
* [x] - add support for dirbusting on specific path
* [ ] - create C++ version of dr.buster -> https://github.com/kelj0/dr_buster/tree/migration_to_cpp

##### DISCLAMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACTIONS DONE WITH THIS SCRIPT, USE IT ONLY IF YOU HAVE PERMISSION
bigquery-builder 0.1.1
X-I-A Library - Google Cloud Storage Modules
Requires Python: >=3.7

[![License: GPL v3](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-GPLv3-blue.svg)](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0) 
[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/bigquery-builder.svg)](https://pypi.org/project/bigquery-builder) 
[![codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/X-I-A/bigquery-builder/branch/master/graph/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/X-I-A/bigquery-builder) 
[![master-check](https://github.com/x-i-a/bigquery-builder/workflows/master-check/badge.svg)](https://github.com/X-I-A/bigquery-builder/actions?query=workflow%3Amaster-check) 
[![develop-check](https://github.com/x-i-a/bigquery-builder/workflows/develop-check/badge.svg)](https://github.com/X-I-A/bigquery-builder/actions?query=workflow%3Adevelop-check) 
# Bigquery Builder
singleline 1.0.2
Write shell commands in multiple lines, but get them as a single one.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Singleline

Write shell commands in multiple lines, but get them as a single one. This makes it easy to write longer commands in a more readable format.

## Usage

**Example**

```python
from singleline import line

cmd = line("""
    docker run
        --volume /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
        --name busybox
        busybox /bin/bash
""")

print(cmd)
```

**Result**

```bash
docker run --volume /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock --name busybox busybox /bin/bash
```

## Installation

```bash
pip install singleline
```

## Notes

All newlines are removed, and each line has its white-space stripped at both ends. White-space inside the line is left as is.

In the example below, the removed white-space is visualized with a `◘`:

```bash
◘echo "hello  world"◘
```

The resulting command would print "hello  world" with two spaces in the middle.

## Changes

There have not yet been any changes since the initial release.

## License

This work is released in public domain.