semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pkg-downloader 0.1.4
A streamlined way to download packages for offline installation.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0

# pkg-downloader

A package downloader for Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS that downloads the .deb or .rpm packages and their dependencies.

## Installation & Requirements
---

### Prerequisites

- Python 3.7.2+
- [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/)


### Install pkg-downloader
```
pip3 install pkg-downloader
```

## Exaple Usage
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To download packages for centos 8: 
```
pkg-downloader --os centos --version 8 --packages nginx postgresql
```

To download packages for ubuntu 20.04 to a specific directory: 
```
pkg-downloader --os ubuntu --version 20.04 --location ~/Desktop --packages nginx postgresql 
```
gmapFinder 1.0.2
Gives the direction on Google Maps
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: getDirection,getCurrentLocation

# GmapFinder

## Installation  
``` pip install gmapFinder ```

## How to use it?
Here are the functions which will provide some results...  
```import gmapFinder```

#### To get current location  
``` gmapFinder.getCurrentLocation() ```  
This will provide you a dictionary, in which you will get details like,  
IP, City, Region, Country, Location, Org, Postal, Timezone  

#### To get direction details  
``` gmapFinder.getDirection("Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh", "Tokyo, Japan") ```  
It requires 2 arguments,  
StartingPoint (you don't have to put complete address, it will automatically calculate if not given complete) and DestinationPoint.  
It will then return a dictionary having the  
url of Google Map link,  
total distance in (km, miles),  
starting point and destination point address and location.  
If you write "current" in address then, it will find the directions from your current location.  

### Thank You !!!