semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
stenocli 0.0.3
Perform Image and Text Steganography from your terminal!
Requires Python: >=2.7

# StenoCLI
Perform Image and Text based steganography operations right from your terminal.

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## Features
* Image Steganography
* Text Steganography
* Better resolution Image steganography
* Interactive and modern CLI

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## Install StenoCLI 
Requirements:
* A terminal
* python >= 2.7

Install:
* `pip install stenocli`

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## For Developers
PRs are welcomed, please fork this repository before following the below steps
* clone your forked repo and cd into it, then follow the below commands
* `virtualenv .`
* `source ./bin/activate`
* `pip3 install -r requirements.txt`
* `python3 cli.py`

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## Found Something broken
If you come across any bugs, errors or have any suggestions please feel free to open an issue [here](https://github.com/sarthakpranesh/StenoCLI/issues)

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statspackage 1.1
To find Mean,Median,Mode of the given numbers

# Statistics(mean,median,mode) :
A PyPI package that can be used to find the mean,median,and mode of the given numbers in a list. 

# Installation :
Run the following to install:

'''cmd
pip install Statistics formulae
'''

# Team :
## Contributor : Vishal Kanna AJk
## Mentor      : Vidhya Lakshmi
Statistics-pyt 1.1
To find Mean,Median,Mode of the given numbers

# Statistics(mean,median,mode) :
A PyPI package that can be used to find the mean,median,and mode of the given numbers in a list. 

# Installation :
Run the following to install:

'''cmd
pip install Statistics formulae
'''

# Team :
## Contributor : Vishal Kanna AJk
## Mentor      : Vidhya Lakshmi
Consolekit5 0.0.1
A small example package
Requires Python: >=3.6

# About
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