semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
retroforth 2021.1
RetroForth is a modern, pragmatic Forth
Requires Python: >=3.6

## Retro: A Modern, Pragmatic Forth

RETRO is a modern, pragmatic Forth drawing influences from many
sources. It's clean, elegant, tiny, and easy to grasp and adapt
to various uses.

Features:

- Open Source (ISC License)
- Portable (runs on a MISC-style virtual machine)
- Small source & binaries
- Builds into a single, self contained binary for easy deployment
- Sources in literate format, using a Markdown variant

## Quick Start

For most systems (FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, macOS, Linux):

    make

You will need a standard C compiler and `make`.

## Executables

Binaries will be placed in the `bin` directory.

The primary executable is `retro`. This is used for running the
examples and the Atua (gopher) & Casket (http) servers that
power forthworks.com.

The `retro` executable embeds the image into the binary, making
it trivial to copy and deploy.

This interface layer also extends the language with many new
words and vocabularies, adds scripting, file i/o, gopher, and
floating point math support.

The `retro` executable can handle a variety of command line
arguments:

    retro -i

Starts the *listener*, a basic REPL for interactive use.

    retro filename

This will run the code in the specified file, then exit. This
is also used to run programs as shell-type scripts using a
header line like `#!/usr/bin/env retro`.

    retro -i -f filename

This will run the code in the specified file, then start the
listener.

    retro -h

Displays a summary of the command line arguments.

Source files for use with `retro` are written with code in
fenced blocks:

    commentary here
     
    ~~~
    code here
    ~~~

Anything outside the fenced blocks will be ignored.

## Documentation

The primary documentation is in RETRO-Book.md (and the formatted
RETRO-Book.html.) Additional notes can be found in the `doc`
directory.

## Alternative Implementations

In addition to the C and Python implementations, this source
tree includes additional implementations in C#, JavaScript,
and Pascal. These are not as well tested or as feature complete
as the main implementations, but are provided for your use if
the standard implementations will not suffice.

## Patreon

I have a Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/_crc for those that
want to financially support development. All funds raised via
Pateron are put into development related expenses (server expenses,
app store fees, hardware).

Thanks go out to my current and past patrons:

- Kiyoshi YONEDA
- Krinkleneck
- Rick Carlino
- Scott McCallum
heimdall-log-handler 1.1.6
Python Log Handler for the Heimdall eco system
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Heimdall Log Handler

Python logger for the Heimdall Eco system. This logger wil emit records to a seperate server with a json body.
The external log service accept any kind of valid json. 


## Install

install with pip
```bash
pip install heimdall-log-handler
```

or add to requirements.txt
```text
heimdall_log_handler>=0.0.6
```

## Quick Start

replace host and port number with own values
```python 
import heimdall_log_handler

app = Flask(__name__)

formatter = HeimdallLogFormatter(environment=os.environ.get("FLASK_ENV"), application=os.environ.get("FLASK_APP")
handler = HeimdallLogHandler(host='localhost',port='5001')

handler.setFormatter(formatter)
app.logger.addHandler(handler)

```
proxiesdotcom 0.0.4
proxiesdotcom
Requires Python: >=3.5

# proxiesdotcom

![python_version](https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Python&message=3.5%20|%203.6%20|%203.7&color=blue) [![PyPI downloads/month](https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/proxiesdotcom?logo=pypi&logoColor=white)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/proxiesdotcom)

## Description

## Install

~~~~bash
pip install proxiesdotcom
# or
pip3 install proxiesdotcom
~~~~

## Notice

This is an UNOFFICIAL API and is in no way or form affiliated with proxies.com
playlist-creator 0.0.9
Create your playlist with us!
Requires Python: >=3.6

# playlist-creator
## Overview
Our API is was created as part of the course "Introduction to Optimization" with Ariel Rosenfeld at Bar-Ilan University.

You should run the following with the flags below: python  {PATH TO SITE-PACKAGES}/playlist-creator/run.py 

You are able to run our API by providing the following as args:

-h, --help            show this help message and exit \
-s SONGS_PATH, --songs_path SONGS_PATH Path to songs in a directory\
-r ARTISTS_LIST, --artists_list ARTISTS_LIST Path to artists file list \
-l ALBUMS_LIST, --albums_list ALBUMS_LIST Path to albums file list \
-g GENRES_LIST, --genres_list GENRES_LIST Path to genres file list \
-d DOWN, --down DOWN  Minimum time for playlist \
-u UP, --up UP        Maximum time for playlist \
-m MINIMUM_SONGS, --minimum_songs MINIMUM_SONGS Minimum songs required from input\
-c COUNTRY, --country COUNTRY  Country name to base playlist on

### SONGS_PATH
Should be a path to songs in the following format: "ARTIST NAME - SONG NAME"


### ARTISTS_LIST
txt file like follows:

Elton John \
David Bowie \
Queen \
Pink Floyd \
Rod Stewart \
Eric Clapton \
Prince \
John Lennon \
Bob Dylan \
Led Zeppelin

### ALBUMS_LIST
txt file like follows:

After Hours,The Weeknd \
Evolve,Imagine Dragons

### GENRES_LIST
json file like follows:

{ \
	"pop": 2, \
	"rock": 1, \
	"metal": 2 \
}

The numbers are the number of songs you want from each genre.