semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
myalbum-dl 0.3.0
A command line tool for downloading albums from MyAlbum
Keywords: myalbum,scraper,download,photos,videos

# myalbum-dl
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A command-line tool written in Python for downloading albums from MyAlbum

<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GBS3/myalbum-dl/main/media/terminal.gif">

## Installation
In order to install the tool, run the following in your terminal:

```sh
$ pip install myalbum-dl
```

## Usage
Once `myalbum-dl` is installed, all you need to do is run the following in your terminal to use it:

```sh
$ myalbum-dl <URL>
```

For example:

```sh
$ myalbum-dl https://myalbum.com/album/uRCYu2bHECn7
```

### Arguments
Here's a list of available arguments you can pass at the command line:
```
positional arguments:
    album                           URL of the album to scrape
    
optional arguments:
    -h, --help                      show this help message and exit
    --debug                         option to enable debugging
    -s, --separate                  separate media types into their own directories
```

For example, if you want files to be separated by media type into their own directories, you can pass the `separate` argument like so:

```sh
$ myalbum-dl https://myalbum.com/album/uRCYu2bHECn7 -s
```

or

```sh
$ myalbum-dl https://myalbum.com/album/uRCYu2bHECn7 --separate
```
mdtex2html-polarwinkel 0.9.0
library to convert Markdown with included LaTeX-Formulas to HTML with MathML
Requires Python: >=3.7

# mdtex2html
python3-library to convert Markdown with included LaTeX-Formulas to HTML with MathML

## What is this?

`mdtex2html` is a library to convert (Github-flavored) Markdown-Code with includes LaTex-formulas to HTML-Source. The Formulas are converted to MathML-Code.

An inline-formula can either start and end with `$` or it can start with `\(` and end with `\)`, according to valid LaTeX-Code. Block-formulas either start and end with `$$` or start with `\[` an end with `\]`.

An example that `mdtex2html` will convert:

```

```

## Limitations

The Firefox browser will display the result smoothly, as well as Safari (according to user reports).

Just be aware, that the Cromium-engine still is not able to render MathML, but rumors say that in 2020 work has started again to make that happen, so maybe you want to check the status there.