semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
Chuck-Norris-THILROY 0.0.1
Chuck Norris Facts Test Package
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Chuck_Norris Package

## Purpose

The purpose of this package is purely educational - selfstudy. Its goal is to learn how to develop and publish a Python Package.

## What does it do ?

This package just contains two test functions (contained in **facts.py**) : 

**joke()** : returns a random Chuck Norris fact.
**printAsciiArt()** : prints ascii art contained in the './data/ascii.txt' file.

## Package structure

```
chuck_norris/
 |
 +-- setup.py
 +-- README.md
 +-- /chuck_norris
    |
    + __init__.py
    + facts.py
    +-- /data
        |
        + ascii.txt
```
ini-reader 1.0
Ini Reader For Python
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Installation

```pip
pip install ini-reader
```

# Documentation

First Import The Module:
```python
import ini_reader
```
After Lets Create File With Extension ".ini" And Name "Very Important".

```ini
[GITHUB]
username="hacker228"
password=12345
```

After Creating Lets Read INI.

```python
import ini_reader
ini_reader.INIReader.IniRead("Very Important.ini")
ini_reader.INIReader.Read("GITHUB", "username", PRINT=1)
```

Result:

```python
>>> "hacker228"
```

Print=0 - Read Files Without Print It
Print=1 - Read Files And Print It

And Let Get Help Offline:

```python
ini_reader.INIReader.Help()
```

This Is Full Documentation.

#
jplotlib 1.0.2
Simple plotting utilities
Requires Python: >=3.6

# jplotlib
Quick plotting utilities

## Installing

`$ pip install jplotlib`

## Example

```python
import numpy as np
import jplotlib as jpl

with jpl.GridPlot(width=20) as ig:
    for _ in range(50):
        ig.imshow(np.random.uniform(size=(100, 100, 3)))
```
![output](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JacobFV/jplotlib/main/content/images/grid_plot_example.png)
Ini-Reader 1.0
Ini Reader For Python
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Installation

```pip
pip install ini-reader
```

# Documentation

First Import The Module:
```python
import ini_reader
```
After Lets Create File With Extension ".ini" And Name "Very Important".

```ini
[GITHUB]
username="hacker228"
password=12345
```

After Creating Lets Read INI.

```python
import ini_reader
ini_reader.INIReader.IniRead("Very Important.ini")
ini_reader.INIReader.Read("GITHUB", "username", PRINT=1)
```

Result:

```python
>>> "hacker228"
```

Print=0 - Read Files Without Print It
Print=1 - Read Files And Print It

And Let Get Help Offline:

```python
ini_reader.INIReader.Help()
```

This Is Full Documentation.

#
outbreaker 1.0.5
Explore WHO Disease Outbreak News
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Outbreaker
Unofficial API for the WHO Disease Outbreak News
![Example View](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mattravenhall/outbreaker/master/media/example.png)

## Overview
The World Health Organisation has an [awesome resource of disease outbreak reports](http://www.who.int/csr/don/en/) that I believe is underutilised. To improve access to this resource, I've developed a small command line package that handles some specific requests.

Currently users are able to pull down the five most recent reports, request the full archive for a given year (from 1996 onwards), country or diseases, and download or read specific articles. In the future I plan to extend *Outbreaker*'s capacities to include features such as outbreak alerts.

Naturally this package relies on the WHO website's existing layout, if anything breaks please highlight it as an issue on the package's [github repo](https://github.com/mattravenhall/outbreaker).

## Installation
### Via pip
`pip install outbreaker`

### Via GitHub
Find the latest release wheel on the [releases tab](https://github.com/mattravenhall/outbreaker/releases/latest).

## Running
Installation will add the *outbreaker* command to your PATH.

### Run Types
- `latest` Return the dates, titles, and urls for the five most recent reports.
- `archive <year/country/disease>` Return a list of the reports found in the given year, country, or disease.
- `download <report_url>` Download a given article url as a .txt file (nb. this has not yet been optimised for all articles).
- `read <report_url>` Print out a given article to the terminal.