semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
Xdi8Translator 0.4.0
Multiway Xdi8 Translator
License: MIT

# Xdi8Translator

A multiway Xdi8 Translator.

## Installation

```bash
pip install Xdi8Translator
```

## Usage

```python
from Xdi8Translator import Translator

translator=Translator()

tidai='''Xdi8 oㄜθ
ㄣiзk ∀y z 刀zz7ia ヲi 6卜 N人Bi8h ，
gi∀人vci з v εε loεy 卜ε卜 ㄜu8 ㄣз，
s2hieε q8q8 yu 1 bpi 刀6li8，
rue no c зq w刀卜 hie 人 r 8卜 4i 8人？
hi θ卜que卜 εt 2 bie f εo ヲwi θヲi 人，
x εrdi 8 s 2rdi8 isu 人 x εx x di8，
r 8卜su з t 1g ∀ su 人i n 8卜 iz ε，
li 6xa fa 7人i bxz 刀 B θmi з。'''

hanzi='''我一个人，在轻轻闲着，一个没有名字的光棍，杳杳深深，默默无闻，在陌生的桥头，遇见雨中散心的丽人，心里刹那，我爱丽人，拥抱我吧！煞去我的光棍，让我和甜蜜的你，偶然相吻。'''

xdi8="xE di8"

print(translator.tidai2xdi8(tidai))
print(translator.hanzi2xdi8(hanzi))
print(translator.hanzi2xdi8(hanzi, fenci=False))
print(translator.xdi82kana(xdi8))
print(translator.xdi82tidai(xdi8))
```
appdotenv 1.0.1
Useful tools to work with env files in Python
License: MIT
Keywords: env,appEnv,web

## Make Environment variables for your app/program

## install

```shell
pip install appdotenv
```

### setup

```python
from env import env


```

by default it look for the file in the current work directory the folder of your project

```python
print(env("PORT")) #5000
print(env("JWT_SECRET")) #fgdrgedrger
```

after that you can access the env Variables from your .env file like This :

```python
env("APP_SECRET") # fsgdghfghfghfghfhfhfh
```

# Configuration

if you want the config the .env file path use

```python
from env import config

env = config("path_to_.env_file")
```

now after the configuration use env function the get the value of a key

```python
from env import config

env = config("path_to_.env_file")

print(env("PORT")) #5000
```

### Some Uses Examples

```python
from env import env

if(env("APP_ENV") == "dev"):
    enableDebugMode()

```

```python
from env import env

mysql.connect( env("host"),env("user") , env("password") )
```

```python
from env import env

registerRouter = env("register") == "yes" #it's return true or false

```
disbotrpg 0.1.0.dev17
RPG sql for discord bot.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# disbotrpg

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/jedymatt/disbotrpg.svg?branch=main)](https://travis-ci.com/jedymatt/disbotrpg)

disbotrpg contain simple rpg models intended for sql database in discord bot.
cryptogen 0.0.5
A package to encrypt/decrypt the images/data using SMART Image Processing Algorithms
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: cryptography,Encryption,Decryption,Image Processing

The following package is a part of my Software Development Project, based on the process of Encryption and Decryption.
The algorithms included into the package help with reversible data hiding/encryption and also decrypt the images to their original state.
Along with the algorithms the package also houses a fucntion to transfer data to the other users for decryption using E-mail.
stripcodecheats 1.4
Cheats for the game StripCode by benawad utilizing the selenium library.
License: MIT

# stripcodecheats
Cheats for the game [StripCode](https://stripcode.dev/) by [benawad](https://github.com/benawad) utilizing the selenium library.

## Installation
All steps are required.

  1. Selenium - [Download a chromedriver](https://chromedriver.chromium.org/) and put it in the directory for this repository.

  2. [PyPi](https://pypi.org/project/stripcodecheats/) - Run `pip install stripcodecheats` to install the module for this and its dependencies.

## Setup
```py
import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
import stripcodecheats

load_dotenv()

GITHUB_USERNAME = os.environ["GITHUB_USERNAME"]
GITHUB_PASSWORD = os.environ["GITHUB_PASSWORD"]

# optional
GITHUB_TOKEN = os.environ["GITHUB_TOKEN"]

stripcodecheats.start(GITHUB_USERNAME, GITHUB_PASSWORD, github_token=GITHUB_TOKEN, executable_path="drivers/chromedriver.exe", iteration_count=10)
```

Your github username and password are necessary because StripCode will ask for your github account details when connecting for the first time. If you do not provide a separate token, this will also be used to request information from the GitHub API.

## How It Works
[Selenium](https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium) is used for automatically handling the interactions with the page. It scrapes the buttons from the page and gets the repository ids from them. These are then passed to a function that queries the GitHub API for their trees. The trees are iterated over to check if a filename matches, and the answer with the match is clicked by selenium. All of the filenames with an extension matching one of the valid languages for each repository are cached to limit the amount of requests made to the GitHub API. These are then dumped into a file by [pickle](https://docs.python.org/3/library/pickle.html) when the program finishes and loaded back in when the program is run.