semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
fif 1.3.1
A command line tool for embedding any file into PNG, GIF, WAV file formats and decoding back.
Requires Python: >=3

# FIF (File in File)

FIF is a command line tool for embedding any file into GIF, PNG and WAV files and decoding back.

## installation

`pip3 install fif`

## usage

test.mp3 file as grayscale GIF animation

```shell
fif --encode gif test.mp3
# saved file -> test.gif
```
![test_gif](./test.gif)

Extract test.mp3 from GIF container

```shell
fif test.gif
# saved file -> test.mp3
```

```shell
positional arguments:
  input                 Input file path

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e {png,wav,gif}, --encode {png,wav,gif}
                        encode file
  -m {1,L,P,RGB,RGBA}, --mode {1,L,P,RGB,RGBA}
                        Image mode
  -v, --verbose         Increase output verbosity
  ```
pso2-color-picker 0.1.3
A color matching tool for PSO2.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# color-picker

The PSO2 color picker is a command line tool for generating the
PSO2 color palette given some RGB value. Currently, this is a toy
project that works as follows:

1. Install the color-picker tool: `pip install pso2-color-picker`
2. Execute the color-picker tool: `color-picker`
3. Follow the prompts
    1. "Please provide file name (include .png)": [insert name of output file (e.g. nagatoro-hair.png)]
    2. "Please enter a color as comma-separated RGB" [insert color (e.g. 123, 234, 12)]
    
If done correctly, a window should pop up with an image like the following:

![Sample Green](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jrg94/color-picker/master/samples/tomo.png)

Likewise, a file will be saved at the location you ran the script with the
file name you provided in Step 3i. 

Let us know if you like it! Given enough community support, we would be happy to 
extend this tool to be more user-friendly.
pkelib 1.0.0
PKE library
Requires Python: >=3.7

# PKElib
Library for public key encryption, use `var = pke(message)` to create a pke object.  
Then you can use the `var.encrypt()` and `var.decrypt()` methods to encrypt and decrypt the message.  
By deafault they will encyrpt and decrypt with default keys, to do it with different keys just pass them to the `var.encrypt()` and `var.decrypt()` methods.  
eg:  
 - `var.encrypt(encrypt_key, main_key)`   
 - `var.decrypt(decrypt_key, main_key)`
sit-calc-rileycworstell 0.0.1
Calculate income tax based on state
Requires Python: >=3.6

# About
This is a simple application which allows you to use the function and calculate (roughly) what you income taxes should be.
This is for other developers who want a function to quickly calculate state income tax based on their state and income.
This information should be used for FUN only, I am not an accountant :).

# How to use this?
As a Function you can:
With the states_itax.py and tax_dict.py in your repository:
`import states_income_tax as si`

`si.calculate_itaxes(700, 'AL')`

# How the Data was Compiled.
I got the data from this project on https://taxfoundation.org/facts-and-figures-2020/
Then I converted the exel document to a CSV file. 
Then I developed and ran the pycsv.py file included in the document and took the printed result and set that as a dictionary stored
in the tax_dict.py file.

# How this works!
This dictionary (in tax_dict.py) allows the main function in states_income_tax/__init__.py to take your income and state and give you your estimated state income tax.

# Testing
The testing is currently in tests/test_states.py. As time goes I am working on adding new tests in there.
propythonlib01 0.2
Apenas aprendendo a criar pacotes.

# propythonlib01
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..

Link do curso: [PythonPro](https://www.python.pro.br/)

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Tópicos a serem abordados:
1. Git
2. Virtualenv
3. Pip

Instalar virtualenv:
```console
python -m venv .venv
```

Ativar virtualenv:
```console
source .venv/bin/activate
```

Instalar todas as dependências usando requirements:
```console
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
```

Instalar todas as dependências usando pipenv:
```console
pipenv sync --dev
```

Rodando dependências com pipenv:
```console
pipenv run *nome_dependecia*
```