semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ce2 0.1.0
The Cost Explorer Explorer
Requires Python: >=3.6.2

# ce2

Looking at AWS Cost Explorer data? Not sure what's costing you $$$?

Explore the Cost Explorer with Cost Explorer Explorer!

## Install and run

Try it with `pipx`!

    pipx run ce2

Or install with `pipx` or `pip`

    pipx install ce2
    # or...
    pip install --user ce2

## Features

Get Cost Explorer data in a format usable from the CLI.

Calculate monthly averages and variance on historical spend information.
Get CE's projections for monthly spend in simple output.

## Roadmap

Lots of nice-to-have things which I haven't done yet and might never do:

- actual arg parsing
- multiple output formats, including CSV and JSON from computed stats
- ASCII-art graphs showing your days of highest spend
- thresholding to remove "negligible" cost services from the output by default
- data trimming and normalization to remove up-front spend and other "aberrant"
  data points from variance and average calculations
- interactive CLI mode
- multi-account data aggregation using assume-role with configured roles
Similarity-Checker 0.0.3
A Python String Similarity Checker
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Similarity_Checker
A Python similarity checker
V.0.0.3 | Made by: Jekkow

# What does this module:
This module compares strings on similarity and returns the name and a float percentage

# How to use:
    Create the Constructor:
        SC = Similarity_Checker()

    Set Values:
        SC.Set_Difference =
            (Default = 1)
        SC.Length_Difference =
            (Default = 2)
        SC.Minimum_Percentage =
            (Default = 0.75)

    Use the Check method:
        SC.Check("string*", ["List*"])
        String* = string that needs to be compared
        List* =  List that contains the word(s) that the string will be compared with
rhasspy-tts-larynx-hermes 0.3.1
MQTT text to speech service using Larynx and the Hermes protocol
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Rhasspy TTS Hermes MQTT Service

Implements `hermes/tts` functionality from [Hermes protocol](https://docs.snips.ai/reference/hermes) using [Larynx](https://github.com/rhasspy/larynx).