semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
run-octave 1.0.3
A package for running Octave functions and calling Scripts in the Python interpreter!
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8.6

# run-octave

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A package for running Octave functions and calling Scripts in the Python interpreter!

## Note
* Install [GNU Octave](https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/index).

## Requirements
* `python 3`
* `scipy`

## Installation

Simply install run-octave package from [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/run-octave/)

    pip install run-octave

## Examples
        
    from run_octave import RunOctave
    import numpy as np

    # Create the RunOctave object and explicitly add the path to octave-gui.exe
    #octave = RunOctave(octave_path='C:/Program Files/GNU Octave/Octave-6.2.0/mingw64/bin/octave-gui.exe')
    octave = RunOctave(octave_path='C:/Octave/Octave-5.2.0/mingw64/bin/octave-gui.exe')

    A = np.array([[ 2, 0, 1],
                  [-1, 1, 0],
                  [-1, 1, 0],
                  [-3, 3, 0]])

    # Start Testing
    m, n = octave.run(nargout=2, target='size', args=(A,))
    print(m, n)

    N = octave.run(nargout=1, target='vecnorm', args=(A, 2, 2))
    print(N)

    # Inserting expressions directly
    X = octave.run(nargout=1, target='ones(4, 3) * 255;')
    print(X)
TeleKit 1.0.2
TeleKit Is A Telegram Message Automation Module.
License: MIT

# TeleKit For Windows And MacOs
## About TeleKit
<b>TeleKit is a Telegram message automation module.It's written in Python3.It's very safe to use this software.TeleKit won't store any messages or media files that use send through TeleKit.TeleKit uses ```pyautogui``` module to automate message sending process and ```subprocess``` module to open the Telegram application.</b>

## Installation
<b>You can install TeleKit via PIP.Use this command ```pip install TeleKit``` to install via PIP.</b>

## Functions
* <b>To send message to your contact use this function send_message(path,contact,message,timing) .</b> 
* <b>To send message in a group use this function send_message_group(path,group,message,timing) .</b>
* <b>To send file to your contact use this function send_file(path,group,file_path,caption,timing) .</b>
* <b>To send file in a group use this function send_file_group(path,group,file_path,caption,timing) .</b>

## Parameters
* <b>path for specify the location of the Telegram application.</b>
* <b>contact for specify the contact that you want to send the message.</b>
* <b>group specify the group that you want to send the message.</b>
* <b>message for the message that you want to send.</b>
* <b>file_path specify the location of the media file.</b>
* <b>caption specify the caption for the media file.</b>
* <b>timing to schedule the message or file sending process.</b>
* <b>state the timing in 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.</b>
histractor 1.0.0
This python library makes manipulating Chrome search history data a lot easier
License: MIT
Keywords: search history

# Histractor

This python library makes manipulating Chrome search history data a lot easier.

REMEMBER: You must have Google Chrome closed. Otherwise, an error

```
database is locked
```
or similar will apear.


## How to use:

- First of all, specify the path of the History file like this:
```py
   import histractor
   
   path = histractor.Histractor(r"file_path")
```

NOTICE: Remember to put the "r" before the string to make it a raw string.

- Four functions:

```py
   print(path.title()) #prints all the titles of the webpages you have visited (the ones in your chrome search history)
```

```py
   print(path.url()) #prints all the urls of the webpages you have visited (the ones in your chrome search history)
```

```py
   print(path.timesvisited()) #prints all the times those webpages were visited
```
```py
   path.createcsv(name) #creates a csv with all the information and with the specified name.
```


# Change Log
All changes to Histractor should be documented in this file.


## First Version - 2021-05-01
 
Project created
 
### Added
- Four main functions (tilte, url, timesvisited  & createcsv)
- Published
SilverBot 3.1.0
Package For SilverBot
License: MIT

# SilverBot
SilverBot Is Now In Its V3 Stage 

# Whats New?
Bots Up 24/7
If You Wish No One Can Use Your Bot Only You!
You Do Not Need To Put A Authorzation Code Every Time You Start Your Bot!

# Info

For The Default Skin You Can [Join Our Discord](discord.gg/XQu7xm7hRV) Server And Do The Command ?item item name to get the ID of that cosmetic and put in the Settings.json where it goes

In The V3 Update The Still Is No Join Message So Have Fun Trolling Your Friends :)

# Support

For Any More Support [Join Our Discord](discord.gg/XQu7xm7hRV)
nyt-recipe 1.0.0
Downloads recipes from the NYT Cooking website and converts them into an Apple Notes-compatible format
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0

![PyPi](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/nyt_recipe) ![License](https://img.shields.io/pypi/l/MI)

`nyt_recipe` is a Python 3 script that is used to download recipes from
[NYT Cooking](https://cooking.nytimes.com/) and save them to a file in a format
that can easily be imported by Apple Notes.

## Installation

`nyt_recipe` should be installed using `pip`:

```bash
$ python3 -m pip install nyt-recipe
```

## Usage

Provide a URL or list of URLs to the script. The script will place the output
files in the `recipes` directory inside the current user's home directory.

```bash
$ nyt_recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1020044-vegetable-paella-with-chorizo
Saved recipe "Vegetable Paella With Chorizo" to /Users/ianbrault/recipes/vegetable_paella_with_chorizo.html
```