semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
resourceprovider 1.0.2
Single Instance of Resource needed in Application
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Resource Provider

Single Instance of Resource needed in Application

## Getting Started

### Prerequisites

```
python>=3.6
```

### Installing

```bash
pip install resourceprovider
```

## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE.md](https://github.com/PyOneers/resource-provider/blob/master/LICENSE) file for details
two-base 3.0.3
A package with binary objects and data structures
Requires Python: >=3.9

# Overview:
  There are two binary objects and data structures, here's a quick overview:\n
    Bits:\n
      Input a number and an optional binary type and you're good to go. This object is mutable, so you can try lots of mutable operations on it.\n
    FrozenBits:\n
      Just like Bits but it's immutable and hashable.\n
    Bin:\n
      A data structure for both types designed for fast lookup.
    Frozenbin:\n
      The immutable version of bin.\n
    Type dir(this_object) to see all methods (if this_object is one of these four types, obviously).\n

# Patch Notes:
  1.1.1: & and | operators were fixed.\n
  2.0.0: Better set operations. Better augmented assignment set operations.\n
  2.1.0: Format function supported, with 'e' and 'd' format specifiers, which encode and decode respectively.\n
  3.0.1: Implementation better. Format codes are now 'c' for encode, 'd' for decode, and 'o' for opposite binary values. Subclassing from is better.\n
  3.0.2: License added.\n
  3.0.3: "Clear" method added.
jwrap 0.3
Wrapper for easy interacting with JSON files.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# jwrap

**jwrap** — is a single-file micro-library that implements JSON wrapper. Its mission is to make interacting with JSON a little bit easier without writing extra code.

More information is available in docstrings:

```
>>> import jwrap
>>> help(jwrap)
```

## Quickstart

For example, you can write some data to json file by this:

```python
from jwrap import Jwrap

j = Jwrap('myfile.json')
j.json['mykey'] = 'my value'
# or: j.ins('mykey', 'my value')
j.commit()  # write data to file
```