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cm-rgb 0.3.6
Utility to control RGB on AMD Wraith Prism
License: MIT
Keywords: rgb hid wraith

# cm-rgb
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### Control your Wraith Prism RGB on Linux, Mac OS and Windows

![Picutre](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/raw/master/cm-rgb-monitor.gif)

**cm-rgb-monitor** _showing realtime cpu utilization._


## Getting started
### Installation & Configuration

Follow [this simple guide on our wiki.](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/wiki/1.-Installation-&-Configuration)

### Usage

Package comes with two scripts ``cm-rgb-cli`` and ``cm-rgb-monitor``.  

``cm-rgb-cli`` allows for fine grained control of each individual zone including [turning off the LED's](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/wiki/2.-CLI-usage#3-turning-all-zones-off) completely.

Check out the [examples in our wiki](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/wiki/2.-CLI-usage).


![Picture](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/raw/master/gui-ss.png)
``cm-rgb-gui`` GUI interface that serves the purpose of simplifying the usage of [cm-rgb-cli] (thanks to [groovykiwi](https://github.com/groovykiwi))

``cm-rgb-monitor`` allows for displaying cpu utilization with ring LED's, along with temperature (thanks to [mpsdskd](https://github.com/mpsdskd)).

Combining the cli + monitor can create neat transition from powering your system right to booting your OS.

Check out the [examples in our wiki](https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb/wiki/3.-Monitor-usage).

## Licence

**MIT** 

See LICENCE file for details
dataframe-to-image 0.0.1
Convert Pandas DataFrame to Image
License: MIT

# dataframe_to_image
Python package to convert a Pandas DataFrame to a Image that could be used to share dataframe (as an image) in sheets, notes and slides.


Example usage:

```python
import pandas as pd
from dataframe_to_image import dataframe_to_image
#creating the dataframe
df = pd.DataFrame()
df['date'] = ['2021-06-01', '2021-06-02', '2021-06-03']
df['calories'] = [1950, 2100, 1500]
df['sleep hours'] = [9, 7.5, 8.2]
df['gym'] = [True, False, False]
#converting to image
dataframe_to_image.convert(df,visualisation_library='matplotlib')
```
![Example Output](../main/images/example.png)

Once you have the image ready, you can right click on the image and click 'Save image as' to save the image of your dataframe (when using matplotlib). For Plotly, you can just click on the camera icon on the top right to save your image.