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zeptron 1.0.6
A super lightweight streaming module using ZMQ
Requires Python: >=3.6

# zeptron live streaming to any server / port using TCP 

This package provides the code to stream from webcam, USB camera, or Raspberry Pi to any IP address and port number. 

## Installation

Simple install the package using: 

`pip install zeptron`

## Use

Then run it using the following command: 

`zeptron -i IP_ADDRESS -p PORT`

The flags are as follows: 

`-i / --ip`
IP address of server, required

`-p / --port`
Port of server, required, use 5555 as default

`-r / --raspberry`
If streaming from Raspberry Pi, set to True, else do not use

## Intended purpose

This library is intended to be used with the [zeptron.co](https://zeptron.co) model-agnostic platform for using artificial intelligence models for computer vision, although you can use it for any project where you need a super low-latency, high definition feed and want to avoid paying Amazon ridiculous fees for using Amazon Kinesis Video

## Credits

This package borrows heavily from: 

- [ZeroMQ](https://zeromq.org/)
- [ImageZMQ](https://zeromq.org/)
scriic 3.0.0
Generate overcomplicated instructions using a mini-language
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4
Keywords: tutorial steps instructions script generator

# Scriic

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**For installation instructions, getting started and the Scriic syntax
reference, see [ReadTheDocs](https://scriic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).**


Scriic is a mini programming language for generating detailed (and more often
than not, overcomplicated) instructions. Here's an example program:

```
HOWTO Type <text"> using <keyboard>

char = LETTERS [text]
  SUB ./look.scriic
  PRM thing = [keyboard]
  GO

  key = DO Find the key on [keyboard] which displays [char"]

  SUB ./press_button.scriic
  PRM button = [key]
  GO
END
```

At the time of writing, this generates 110 steps to type "hello world"!