semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
datup 0.1.8-20
The version of this library and document is V 0.1.8_20
Requires Python: >=3.6

# datup                                                   

## How is it work?
    import datup as dt

## To Instance the Class
    ins = dt.Datup("aws_acces_key_id","aws_secret_access_key","datalake")

## Is necessary invoke all time the instance object?
Yes, is necessary invoke all time the instance object since, the functions must
write in /tmp/ log file as default. In documentation will find how to use the class
and change default values.

## Example of a method with the callable instance
    dt.check_data_format(ins,dataframe)

## Can I test my updates?
Yes, there is a file called _testing.ipynb where you can test your changes. The variables, 
must be initialized always for modularity.

## Where can I find some documentation?
You can find the documentation in the next address: http://18.234.95.22/
Documentation as the library is on beta mode, for that reason write to cristhianpo@datup.ai for
whatever bug
pycuteweb 0.1.1
Package which aims to display webapps or websites on a desktop window
Requires Python: >=3.6

# pycuteweb

This package aims to display webapps, websites, or other forms of HTML content on a GUI window.

It is currently built entirely on PySide2, Qt for Python.

## Example

On Debian/Ubuntu based system it is required to install some shared libraries:

```
sudo apt install --reinstall libxcb-xinerama0
```

Actual example
```python
from pycuteweb import Application
import os

app = Application()

# (Optional) Add a simple splash screen
dirname = os.path.dirname(__file__)
app.add_splashscreen(os.path.join(dirname, "resources/esa.gif"))

# Load a webpage
app.spawn_window("https://www.meneghetti.dev", title="My website")

# Render all windows and start the app
app.start()
```

## Flask example

In case you want to run a desktop application with flask, just pass the flask object
to the app object.

```python
from flask import Flask
from pycuteweb import Application

app = Flask(__name__)


@app.route('/')
def index():
    return "Hello world!"


if __name__ == '__main__':
    web_app = Application()
    web_app.add_flask(app)
    web_app.start()
```


### Dependencies

- PySide2 <i>LGPLv3</i>
cep-to-coords 0.1.0
Convert CEP (Brazilian zip code) to coordinates
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Pacote Python para converter CEP em latitude e longitude

# Como usar:
1. Instale:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/millengustavo/cep-to-coords.git
cd cep-to-coords
git checkout master
pip install -e .
```

2. Converta um CEP para latitude e longitude:
```python
from cep_to_coords.convert import cep_to_coords


coordenadas = cep_to_coords('22070-900')
print(coordenadas)

# {'latitude': -22.9864082, 'longitude': -43.189592}
```

*Opcional - Usando o [https://cepaberto.com/](https://cepaberto.com/)* 
> Para usar esse conversor você precisa se cadastrar no site e exportar seu token como variável de ambiente `CEP_ABERTO_TOKEN`

```bash
export CEP_ABERTO_TOKEN='seu_token'
```

```python
from cep_to_coords.convert import cep_to_coords
from cep_to_coords.strategies import CEPAbertoConverter


coordenadas = cep_to_coords('22070-900', factory=CEPAbertoConverter)
print(coordenadas)

# {'latitude': -22.9864082, 'longitude': -43.189592}
```

# Testando
```bash
python -m unittest discover
```