semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
leer 0.2.5
Leer cryptocurrency (alpha testing)

leer
=====

Experimental cryptocurrency written in python; implements LubbaDubDub technology to conceal transacted volume.

**Leer is in beta-testing phase. Coins on testnet will NOT have any value and will NOT be transferred to mainnet.**

## Requirements
Currently works only on linux.

* Python 3.5+
* pip
* g++, cffi, build-essential for `lmdb` package

## Installation
`pip3 install leer`

## Run node
Download [config.json](https://github.com/WTRMQDev/leer/blob/master/scripts/example_config.json) and adjust config (file extension doesn't matter). It is necessary to insert login and password in double quotes into config.

Run node: open terminal and run `python3 -m leer path/to/config`

After start web interface will be available on configured rpc port (open in browser address `host:port`, for default config it is `127.0.0.1:9238`).

## Run testnet miner
Download [miner script](https://github.com/WTRMQDev/leer/blob/master/scripts/miner.py), adjust config (host and port) and run.
soyla 0.0.1
Simple terminal program to record tts dataset

# About

This is a simple client application for recording speech dataset given a file with text lines.
I made this program for myself so it might not suit your needs, feel free to open an issue
to request a feature.

![Program interface](img/soyla.png)

## Features

* record audio
* play audio
* edit text
* keep track of recorded lines

# Installing

`pip3 install soyla`

# Using

`python3 -m soyla `*`path_to_lines_file`*` `*`path_to_wavs_dir`*

# Warning

This program has not been tested thoroughly, so if you're going to use it,
then make sure to back up your lines file, since the program rewrites that
file each time you make changes to a text.
odoo-addon-manager 0.1.1
A tool to install and update odoo addons
Keywords: odoo,module,addon

# Odoo Addons Manager

This tool allows you to easily deploy addons from a description file.
Install, update, uninstall, list and install dependencies...
Use option --help to learn more.

## addons.yml

This is the description file you have to write, listing the addons and their source location.

```yaml
version: '1.0' # Version of this description file used in changelog (optional - current date is used by default)
odoo_version: '11.0' # Targeted version of Odoo
modules:
  my_module:
    source_type: 'zip' # The module is located in a local zip folder4
    path: '/home/odoo/my_module.zip' # Path to the zip folder
  web_responsive:
    source_type: 'dir' # The module is located in a regular folder
    path: '/home/odoo/addons' # Path to the parent directory
  web_advanced_search:
    source_type: 'git' # The module is located in a Git repository
    url: 'https://github.com/OCA/web.git' # URL of the repository
    branch: '10.0' # Branch of the repository to find the module (optional - value of odoo_version is used by default)
  oca_geoengine: # Chosen name of the module directory when installed
    source_type: 'git'
    url: 'https://github.com/OCA/geospatial.git'
    origin_name: 'base_geoengine' # Specify when the 'chosen name' is different from the name in the source location
```

## changelog.md

A human-readable log file listing changes (addons added, updated and removed) in the installation directory, 
for each version of the description file.

## oam.hst

An exhaustive - but rawer - log file listing every operation performed in the install directory.
python3HTTPSAuthServer 0.1.1
Python3-based http.server supporting Basic AUTH and HTTPS; it's SimpleHTTPServer with python3 facial hair!

# python3HTTPSAuthServer
It's SimpleHTTPServer, with python3 facial hair!
Supports:
  - HTTP Basic AUTH   [username:pass]
  - HTTPS encryption
  - Self-generates self-signed certificate, or you can bring your own


`usage: python3HTTPSAuthServer.py [-h] [-i IP] [-p PORT] [-a AUTH] [-s] [-c CERT] [-k PRIVATEKEY]`  

`Python HTTPS Auth Server`  

`optional arguments:`    
`-h, --help            show this help message and exit`  
`-i IP, --ip IP        Bind IP (Default all interfaces 0.0.0.0)`  
`-p PORT, --port PORT  Bind port, default 8443`  
`-a AUTH, --auth AUTH  HTTP BASIC auth [username:password]`  
`-s, --https           Use HTTPS`  
`-c CERT, --cert CERT  If you brought your own CERT, then by all means... [fullpath]`  
`-k PRIVATEKEY, --privatekey PRIVATEKEY If you brought your own PRIVATE_KEY, then by all means... [fullpath]`