semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pykvs 0.0.2
Python simple key-value store.
License: MIT
Keywords: python

# pykvs

PyKVS is key-value store for Python. keys must be string and values must be picklable object.

## Installation

```python
git clone https://github.com/yutayamazaki/pykvs.git
python setup.py install
```

## Example

```python
import pykvs

kvs = pykvs.PyKVS('./kvs')
kvs['some-key'] = 'some-value'
```
pianoviewer 0.0.2
Displays key presses from MIDI.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: midi,piano

# Piano Viewer
## Displays key presses from MIDI.
[Screenshot](https://git.brokenmouse.studio/ever/pianoviewer/raw/branch/master/screenshot.png)

## Installation
* Install the package with `pip install pianoviewer`.

## Usage
* Get a list of available MIDI devices `pianoviewer -P`.
* Run `pianoviewer -p <YOUR MIDI DEVICE ID>` (this time the -p is small).
* If you want to adjust the settings, run `pianoviewer -h` to see what options are available.
404 0.0.1
A high level python wrapper for processing text data.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# txt
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#### A high level python wrapper for processing text data easily.
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## Background
<p align= "justify">

```text``` is a high level wrapper written in python for searching, matching or finding specific patterns
in text data in a convenient & faster way with less code and efforts. It offers a set of predefined common 
& frequently used patterns, as well as you can define your custom patterns easily.
</p>

--------------------------------------------------


## Installation
Install using the following command - 
```bash
pip install txt
```

Uninstall using the following command - 
```bash
pip uninstall txt
```

## Getting Started

To use ```txt``` install it using ```pip```. And make sure you have the required python version in your environment, i.e. ```python >= 3.5```.


## How to Contribute

## Inspiration
py-setenv 1.1.0
CLI App to manage window environment variables
License: MIT
Keywords: CLI,Environment,Variable

## About 
Command Line Application and Python Package to Add/Append/Remove environment variables on Windows systems  
Current package allows to precisely control and differentiate user and system variables 

## Table of Contents
1. [Installation](#installation)
2. [CLI](#how-to-use-as-cli-application)
    1. [Get variable](#get-variable-cli)
    2. [Create/Replace variable](#createreplace-variable-cli)
    3. [Append to existing variable](#append-to-existing-variable-cli)
    4. [Delete variable](#delete-variable-cli)
    5. [List all variables](#list-all-variables-cli)
3. [Python Package](#how-to-use-as-python-package)
    1. [Get variable](#get-variable)
    2. [Create/Replace variable](#createreplace-variable)
    3. [Append to existing variable](#append-to-existing-variable)
    4. [Delete variable](#delete-variable)
    4. [List all variables](#list-all-variables)


## Installation
To install the package you need to run
```
python -m pip install py-setenv
```

## How to use as CLI application
### Get variable (CLI)
Get value of variable _my_var_ 
```batch
:: User environment
setenv my_var -u
:: System environment
setenv my_var
```

### Create/replace variable (CLI)
Set variable _my_var_ to _1_  
```batch
:: User environment
setenv my_var -v 1 -u

:: System environment
setenv my_var -v 1
```

### Append to existing variable (CLI)
Append _my/test/dir_ to _path_ variable
```batch
:: User environment
setenv path -v my/test/dir -a -u

:: System environment
setenv path -v my/test/dir -a 
```

### Delete variable (CLI)
Delete variable _my_var_
```batch
:: User environment
setenv my_var -d -u

:: System environment
setenv my_var -d
```

### List all variables (CLI)
Lists all variables
```batch
:: User environment
setenv -l

:: System environment
setenv -l
```

## How to use as Python package
### Get variable
Get value of variable _my_var_ 
```python
from py_setenv import setenv
setenv("my_var")
```

### Create/replace variable
Set variable _my_var_ to _1_  
```python
from py_setenv import setenv
setenv("my_var", value=1, user=True)
```

### Append to existing variable
Append _my/test/dir_ to _path_ variable
```python
from py_setenv import setenv
setenv("path", value="my/test/dir", append=True, user=True)
```

### Delete variable
Delete variable _my_var_
```python
from py_setenv import setenv
setenv("my_var", delete=True, user=True)
```

### List all variables
Lists all variables
```python
from py_setenv import setenv
setenv(list_all=True)

# to suppress echo to console
setenv(list_all=True, suppress_echo=True)
```