semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
MSEplots-pkg 2.5.3
A package for static energy plots based on MetPy

### MSEplots project
#### pip install MSEplots-pkg
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A Python package built for the moist static energy (MSE) analysis of sounding data/ model output which provides required vertical profiles of thermodynamic parameters. 

```python
from MSEplots import plots as mpt
:
mpt.msed_plots(pressure,Temp,q,altitude,ent_rate=np.arange(0,2,0.05),entrain=True)
```
<img src="https://github.com/weiming9115/Working-Space/blob/master/MSEplots_metpy/demo.png" width="550" height="400">

1. Required paramters: Air temperature, Mixing ratio, Pressure, Altitude [optional]. NOT specifically for sounding data!
2. Functions are provided for deriving thermodynamic variables eg. potential tmeperature and static energy. All calculations included depend on the metpy.calc.thermo module.
(https://unidata.github.io/MetPy/latest/_modules/metpy/calc/thermo.html)
3. Plotting options: thermo.plots, theta.plots, mesd_plots and entropy_plots
frico-rtc 0.0.2
Python interface to Dallas/Maxim DS series RTCs (and others) using Frico
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Frico RTCs

Interface to the Dallas/Maxim DS-series RTC devices using the
[Frico](https://github.com/mmangus/frico) framework. Currently
supports the DS3231/MAX31328, with the DS1307 and DS1337 to come, 
among others.

## Installation
You can download and install the package via pip:
```shell
python3 -m pip install frico-rtc
```

To contribute, use the provided Makefile to set up a development
environment:
```shell
git clone git@github.com:mmangus/frico-rtc.git &&\
cd frico-rtc &&\
make
```

Run `make test` to validate changes (or use the commit hooks).

## Usage
```python
from datetime import datetime
from frico_rtc.devices import DS3231
rtc = DS3231()
# read time from RTC
print(rtc.clock)  
# set time on RTC
rtc.clock = datetime.now()
# check alarm config
print(rtc.alarm1config)
```