semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
cloudfiler 2.0.42
An S3 file storage GUI client with pre-internet, TNO encryption.

Cloud Filer
===========

Cloud Filer is a cloud storage file management GUI client.  Cloud Filer allows you to upload and download files to cloud storage (e.g. Amazon S3) and can be used as part of a backup strategy.

Cloud Filer uses pre-internet encryption and file name obfuscation making access to your cloud data useless without the right password.

For more details see https://www.cloudfiler.org/


Installing on Linux
-------------------

On Linux you need to install the following packages:

apt install python-wxgtkX.Y python-wxtools wxX.Y-i18n python-pip

and then install Cloud Filer using pip:

pip install cloudfiler


Installing on Windows
---------------------

Install python 2.x from https://www.python.org

Install wxpython from https://wxpython.org

Install Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7 from http://aka.ms/vcpython27

pip install cloudfiler


Installing on MacOS
-------------------

curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py

sudo python get-pip.py

sudo pip install -U wxPython

pip install cloudfiler --user


Running Cloud Filer
-------------------

python -m cloudfiler
tmplockfile 0.0.3
A minimal lock file mechanism

A minimal, no-dependencies lock file mechanism, creating a temporary file to signal that a
specific file should not be touched by other scripts, or instances of the same script.

Created for [Europe 1° Warmer](https://www.onedegreewarmer.eu/).

This is module does _not_ implement OS level file locking. For that, see e.g. the built-in [lockfile](https://pythonhosted.org/lockfile/lockfile.html) module, [zc.lockfile](https://pypi.org/project/zc.lockfile/), or other similar projects.

## Installation

```sh
pip install tmplockfile
```

## Usage

```python3
from tmplockfile import LockFile, ResourceLocked

with LockFile("data.csv") as lockfile:
    # Do things involving data.csv here
    #
    # A lock-file is temporarily placed in the same directory,
    # in a way that avoids the most obvious race conditions.
    # The variable `lockfile` contains the name of the lock-file,
    # e.g. `data.csv~lock`.

except ResourceLocked:
    print("Another script is currently working on data.csv. Try again later!")
```

## Changelog

- 0.0.3

  - Don't crash when no lockfile could be created
CROCpy3 1.1.26
A package for calculating ROC curves and Concentrated ROC (CROC) curves.

================
The CROCpy3 Package (the original CROC package adapted for Python 3.7)
================

A package for calculating ROC curves and Concentrated ROC (CROC) curves written by `Dr. S. Joshua Swamidass <http://swami.wustl.edu>`_.

Citation
--------

  | **A CROC Stronger than ROC: Measuring, Visualizing, and Optimizing Early Retrieval**
  | S. Joshua Swamidass, Chloe-Agathe Azencott, Kenny Daily and Pierre Baldi
  | *Bioinformatics*, April 2010, `doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btq140 <http://bioinformatics.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/btq140>`_

Description
-----------

This pure-python package is designed to be a standardized implementation of performance curves
and metrics for use either in python scripts or through a simple commandline interface. As a standardized implementation
its output is robust enough to be using in publishable scientific work.

With this package, one can easily:

#. Compute the coordinates of both Accumulation Curves and ROC curves.
#. Handle ties appropriately using several methods.
#. Compute the BEDROC metric.
#. Vertically add and average the performance curves of several cross-validation folds.
#. Focus on the early part of the ROC curve by using several x-axis transforms.

The docstrings in this module are fairly complete and the scripts provide simple access to
the most common functions. Further documentation can be found at http://swami.wustl.edu/CROC/
LJW 2.1.0
All About LJW
Requires Python: >=3.0

# poem_LJW
Korean poems written by LJW(will be constantly updated)  
This will only work above python 3.7!

This will print random poem from dictionary - 'LJW.random()'  
To see all poems, please type 'LJW.everything()'  

Please use as 'from LJW import *'  
If you've already imported with 'import LJW' please use as 'LJW.LJW.all()' or 'LJW.LJW.random()'  


----- 1.0.0 Update -----  
You can just use 'import LJW' and 'LJW.random()' or 'LJW.everything()'  

----- 1.1.0 Update -----  
Update for Legacy Support! Now you can run this module over any version python 3!  

----- 2.0.0 Update -----  
Update for text-based game and Easter eggs! (Only for version over Python 3.6 due to 'f'string format.)  

----- 2.0.0 Update -----  
Added two additional poems and bug fixes