semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
bitfinex-tencars 0.0.3
Bitfinex REST API client

# Python Bitfinex API client

---
This is a simple Python client for the Bitfinex REST API (V1 and V2). It supports public as well as private endpoints.

---
## Installation

You can either clone the repository directly from the Github webpage or run the following command(s) in your terminal:

Pip Installation:
```
pip install bitfinex-tencars
```

Alternatively you can clone the Git repository:
```
git clone https://github.com/akcarsten/bitfinex_api.git
```

Then go to the folder to which you cloned the repository and run:

```
python setup.py install
```

Now you can run Python and import the Bitfinex client.

---
## Examples of how to use the interface

### Public endpoints
Public endpoints can be used without entering any keys as shown in the examples below.

#### Example 1: Retrieving current tick data
```python
import bitfinex

# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()

# Select a trading pair
pair = 'btcusd'

# Get the current ticker data for the pair
api.ticker(pair)
```

#### Example 2: Available currency pairs
```python
import bitfinex

# Initialize the api
api = bitfinex.api_v1()

# Get all available currency pairs
symbols = api.symbols()
```

All available public endpoints are included in this client. For a full documentation check the Bitfinex API [webpage](
https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints)

### Private endpoints
In order to use private endpoints the public- and secrete keys need to be provided while initializing the API as shown in the example below in which the current account balance can be retrieved.

#### Example 1: Check account balance
```python
import bitfinex

key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY'
secrete = 'YOUR_SECRETE_KEY'

api = bitfinex.api_v1(key, secrete)
my_balance = api_bitfinex.balance()
```

#### Example 2: Place an buy order
```python
import bitfinex

symbol = 'btcusd'        # Currency pair to trade
amount = '0'             # Amount to buy
price = '0'              # Buy price
side = 'buy'             # Buy or sell
type = 'exchange market' # Which type

# Send the order
api.place_order(symbol, amount, price, side, type)
```

---
## Further information

For a full documentation of all API commands and what parameters are needed to run them, check out the Bitfinex API documentation for [public endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/public-endpoints) and the documentation for the [private endpoints](https://docs.bitfinex.com/docs/rest-auth) of the V1 API.

For the V2 API you can find the reference [here](https://docs.bitfinex.com/v2/reference).

All endpoints should be included in this API. In case of changes or bugs please let me know.
django-quilljs 0.0.2
Easily use Quill.js in your django admin.

django-quill
============

Easily use `Quill.js <http://quilljs.com/>`_ in your django admin.

Quick Start
-----------

1. Install the package from pypi

    .. code-block:: bash

        pip install django-quilljs

2. Add "quilljs" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

    .. code-block:: python

        INSTALLED_APPS = (
            ...
            'quilljs',
        )

See the `GitHub repo <https://github.com/muke5hy/django-quilljs>`_ for more details.
vigil-cli 0.3
Automatically monitor websites for changes


# Vigil

Vigil is a command line application for watching sites for changes. When the site changes,
Vigil automatically sends user an email with the changes.
Perfect for checking that career page of the company you would really like to work for.


## Install
Vigil is available as a snap package. On Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 or later you can
install it using the following command:

`sudo snap install vigil`

## Usage
Use `vigil -h` to get a list of commands and their options. I suggest starting by running `vigil config --show` and then configuring the options.

For further help, refer to the [documentation](https://radek-sprta.gitlab.io/vigil/).
searchxmlyandex 0.0.19
YandexXMLSearch API, XML to JSON converter

# Yandex XML Search

You can easily convert XML data to JSON data which fetched from YandexXMLSearch API.

https://xml.yandex.com

# Module Page

https://pypi.org/project/searchxmlyandex/

# Dependencies

* Python >= 3.6

# Prerequisites

- requests

# Installing

``pip install searchxmlyandex``

# Usage

Example usage as shown below.

``from searchxmlyandex.YandexXMLSearch import YandexXMLSearch``

``parser = YandexXMLSearch(user, api_key, query)``

# Method List

- getQuery

- setQuery

- search

- getTotalPageCount

- getTotalResultCount

- getAllResults

- getResponseDate

- getJSONObject

- getResultJSONString

# Authors

- Ataberk Yavuzer - https://github.com/0xSaiyajin