semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
thread-task 0.9.7
organize and run thread tasks
Requires Python: >=3.3

thread_task is built on top of
`threading <https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/threading.html>`_
and allows to organize tasks and run them parallel.

You can:

- build chains of tasks, which execute tasks sequentially in a single thread
- build parent-child relationships, which allows to construct trees of tasks
- stop tasks, which also stops the execution of child tasks
- continue tasks, which also continues the execution of child tasks
- restart finished or stopped tasks
- join tasks, which means waiting until the task and its children are finished

A thread_task is not like a function, it doesn't return results. Think
of it as an instruction to a reliable but independently acting
person. If feedback is needed, this can be done by callback
functions. Communication between tasks is possible by mutable objects,
which can be red or changed by multiple tasks.

The following task types exist:

- Task: Executes a single callable or a chain of callables.
- Repeated: Executes a callable multiple times.
- Periodic: Executes a callable periodically
- Sleep: Sleeps for a given time, is similar to
  `time.sleep <https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/time.html#time.sleep>`_,
  but can be stopped and continued

Read
`thread-task.readthedocs.io <https://thread-task.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_
for more details.
trkir-rpi 0.44
Raspberry PI scripts for PT FLIR and IR cameras

**Raspberry PI script for PT Flir and IR cameras**


**Prerequirements**
- python3
- pip3

**Installation**
- `sudo pip3 install trkir-rpi`
- `sudo trkir-install`

**Use**
- `trkir-camera-run [--health_check 1]` to run  the camera script [optional --health_check 1 to check the script locally]
- `trkir-camera-devices` to get available cameras and its usb ports
- `trkir-rpi-ip` to get raspberryPi ip
- `trkir-usb-recycle` to reset usb hub (power cycle usb hub connection)
html-from-epub 0.2.1
Extract html library from Epub file
Requires Python: >=3.6

# HTML from Epub

Extract html library from .epub file.

## Install

``` bash
$ pip install html_from_epub
```

## Use

Command line tool script will install along with Python package.

``` bash
$ html-from-epub path_to_file.epub
```

Use in code:

``` python
>>> from html_from_epub import convert
>>> convert('path_to_file.epub')
```

## Contribute

Go ahead:

``` bash
$ git clone https://github.com/casperlehmann/html_from_epub.git
$ cd html_from_epub
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
```