semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pycateda 1.0.8
pycateda Python Package - A simplified Exploratory Data Analysis with less lines of code
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# pycateda Python Package - A simplified Exploratory Data Analysis with less lines of code

![pycateda](https://miro.medium.com/max/658/1*0JSGjWN6mXIShXvkam-Q2A.png)

# What does it do?

1. Read the data and returns a DataFrame
2. Get a summary of basic descriptive analysis of the dataset
   A. Top 5 rows
   B. Bottom 5 rows
   C. The shape of the Data Frame
   D. Missing Values in the data frame
   E. Duplicate rows
   F. Descriptive statistics for Numerical + Categorical columns
   G. Number of unique values for each feature
   H. The unique identifier
   I. Prints Unique Value of Each feature
   J. Relative frequency (%) of unique values or bins of numerical features
3. Get the Count of Null Values in each column
4. Get Percentage % of missing values in each column
5. Shows Missing Values Plots of the DataFrame
6. Build a Profile Report of the entire dataset
7. Check numerical variables in the DataFrame
8. Check discrete variables in the Data Frame
9. Check Continuous variables in the Data Frame
10. Analyze continuous variables Visually in the Data Frame
11. Analyze Transformed ( Log ) Continuous Variables
12. Analyze Outliers in the data frame (Box Plots)
urmarketscraper 1.1.0
Collects market offers for Urban Rivals.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# Urban Rivals Market Scraper

## Collects market offers for Urban Rivals.

#### Install from https://pypi.org/project/urmarketscraper/

This is a screen scraper utility for [Urban Rivals](https://www.urban-rivals.com).

To use, call `market.get_market_offers`

The first parameter is the `requests.Session()` object which contains a logged-in
user. The second parameter is the list of `ids` for the characters in question.
The third parameter is an optional override for what what the base market address
is. Default is `https://www.urban-rivals.com/market/?`. Any url given here must end
with a `?` so that the URL encoding can complete correctly.

[Basic Usage Example](docs/market/basic-usage.rst)

[Full Documentation](https://urmarketscraper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)

### Example
```python
>>> from urmarketscraper import market
>>> market.get_market_offers(session, ["1462", "1463"])
Returns:
    {"1462": {"_Offer__id": 1462, "_Offer__level_price_dict": {"1": "799", "4": "799"}}, "1463": {"_Offer__id": 1463, 
 "_Offer__level_price_dict": {"2": "27887"}}}
```