semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
RaspberryPiVcgencmd 1.0.1
Python binding for the Raspberry Pi Vcgencmd command line executable
License: MIT

Raspberry Pi Vcgencmd
=============================

A small python library to programmatically access the internal
sensors of the Raspberry Pi.

## Usage

Install this via pip:

`python3 -m pip install RaspberryPiVcgencmd`

Include the module in your python file

`from RaspberryPiVcgencmd import Vcgencmd`

Once you have included it you can use it in your program as below

```
vcgencmd = Vcgencmd()
print(vcgencmd.get_version())
```

## Exposed Functions

The majority of the useful output from vcgencmd is exposed in the class with the below functions

* get_cpu_temp - Gets the system temperature of the soc in Celsius or Fahrenheit
* get_ram_split - Gets the memory split between the gpu and cpu
* measure_volts - Measures the voltage of various internal components
* measure_clock - Mesures the clock frequency of various internal components
* is_codec_available - Returns whether the codec specificed video/audio codec is available on the Raspberry Pi
* get_version - Gets the version of the firmware installed on the Raspberry Pi
* set_display_power - Allows turning off/on the video output of the Raspberry Pi

## Todo

* The first time vcgencmd is requested to run it should run
and then check what commands are available on that Raspberry Pi.
This should then confirm that the command is available and also
stop any commands which are not available on the Pi.
* Combine some of the output functions so that it doesnt use several
different formatting methods

## Want to help?

Suggestions and improvements are welcome, if you have anything to add
feel free to make a pull request on [github](https://github.com/chewett/RaspberryPiVcgencmd).
mpip 0.1.3
mpip is a thin wrapper around pip which helps you manage your project requirements.
License: MIT
Keywords: python pip requirements requirements.txt project management

`mpip` ("managed pip") is a thin wrapper around pip that helps you manage your `requirements.txt` file.

### Installation
```bash
pip install mpip
```

### Basic Usage
```bash
mpip install django # adds "django" to your requirements file
mpip install django==3.1.5 # adds "django==3.1.5" to your requirements file
mpip uninstall django # removes any version of django from your requirements file 
```

For more detailed usage information, see `mpip --help`. 

The CLI is built using [`python-fire`](https://github.com/google/python-fire), so for more details about the specific mechanics of argument parsing, that would be the first place to look. Generally speaking, it will try to parse arguments as python objects, e.g.
`--quiet True`

### Features
* Creates `requirements.txt` if one is not detected
* Handles pip versioning semantics such as `<`, `>`, `>=`, `==`
* Deletes `requirements.txt` if all requirements have been uninstalled
ipleak 0.3.3
Python Tool to check your VPN.
License: MIT

# IP Leak

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## About IPLeak
Python Tool to check your current IPv4, IPv6 and DNS Address to ensure your VPN is connected and not leaking.

## Install package
Install via pypi
```bash
pip install ipleak
```

Update via pypi
```bash
pip install -U ipleak
```

Install via git
```bash
pip install git+https://github.com/ProfileID/ipleak
```