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coda-to-end 0.1.0
A collection of ML algorithms for Compositional Data Analysis

# coda-to-end
coda-to-end is a Python package which includes several end to end algorithms for Compositional Data Analysis (CoDA).

The user inputs the compositional data and the feature vector (either real numbers for regression, or class indices for classification).

For regression problems, the CodaRegress class is used, while classification problems will call the CodaClass class.
django-file-md5 1.0.3
Django File Md5
Keywords: Django File Md5

===============
django-file-md5
===============

Django File Md5

Installation
============

::

    pip install django-file-md5


Usage
=====

::

    from django_file_md5 import calculate_md5

    def xxx(request):
        photo = request.FILES.get('photo', '')
        # if photo:
        #     md5 = calculate_md5(photo)
        md5 = calculate_md5(photo)
drf-client 1.0.0
Dynamic rest client for DRF based django api servers

# django-drf-client
Dynamic client based on coreapi and drf inspired by dotmap and java script


Example

    def get_client(url,username,password):
        from drf_client.client import DrfClient
        return DrfClient(url, username, password)
      
    drfc = get_client('http://server-dns-name','username','password')
    doc(drfc) # it will list possible options based on server
    
    # Example
    drfc.api.<app-name>.<model>.create(**params)
    drfc.api.<app-name>.<model>.list(**params).all()
    drfc.api.<app-name>.<model>.list(**params).first()
drf-autoview 1.0.0
Django drf api generator

# django-drf-autoview
Expose CRUD DRF compatible api's for any django model with one line. 
This patten can be used to quickly bootstrap an api server app based on django DRF. 


Example 

    # Add below snippet in api.py of the django app
    from drf_autoview.api import get_api_views_with_all_fields_readonly
    api_views = get_api_views_with_all_fields_readonly([
        models.DemoModel,
    ])
    
    # Add below snippet in site/api.py
    from drf_autoview.api import register_with_router
    def get_router():
        _router = routers.DefaultRouter()
        _apps = filter(lambda x: '<appName>' in x[1].name, apps.app_configs.items())
        for _app_name, _app_obj in _apps:
            if module_has_submodule(_app_obj.module, 'api'):
                api = import_module('{0}.api'.format(_app_obj.module.__name__))
                register_with_router(_router, api.api_views)
        return _router
    router = get_router()
ccda-processor 0.0.7
A light-weight package to process a compressed file of CCDA patient records and convert to 1 web page per patient record
Requires Python: >=3.6

## Installation
```buildoutcfg
pip install ccda-processor
```

## Usage
```python
import ccda_processor
processsor = ccda_processor.CCDA('{path to input file}','{path to output directory}')
processsor.convert()
```

## Sample output
```buildoutcfg
processing...
finished...
total count of patient records: 2987
```


## Uninstall
```buildoutcfg
pip uninstall ccda-processor
```
oathkeeper 0.0.7
Oathkeeper Package

Oathkeeper
---
**Created for internal ```Greendeck``` use only. Can be used for non-commercial purposes.**

![Greendeck][gd]  ![oathkeeper][oathkeeper]

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[oathkeeper]: https://greendeck-cdn.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/dumps/oathkeeper.png "Logo Title Text 2"

A simple library to keeps and maintains all your secret keys, API keys, connection strings and environment variables in a safe place for you to use. Just like Ser Jamie kept his oaths.

You don't need to worry about deployment or maintenance. All you need:
1. Install the Library
2. Signup on oathkeeper.greendeck.co or contact developers@greendeck.co

### About Oathkeeper
*Oathkeeper* is your omnipresent dictionary of key value pairs. Think of *Oathkeeper* as remote JSON object.
It is compatible with all JSON serializable data-types.

### Install from pip
https://pypi.org/project/oathkeeper/

```pip install oathkeeper```

### How to use ?
##### import ```Oathkeeper``` class
```python
from oathkeeper import Oathkeeper
```

##### initialize ```Oathkeeper``` client connection as per your requirements
```python
# declare variables
oathkeeper_EMAIL = <YOUR_oathkeeper_EMAIL> # signup here: oathkeeper.greendeck.co
oathkeeper_PASSWORD = <YOUR_oathkeeper_EMAIL> # signup here: oathkeeper.greendeck.co
oathkeeper_ENV = <YOUR_oathkeeper_ENV> # This can be a string; for example, "production", "testing", "staging" etc.
# The default values are oathkeeper_ENV='default'

# Now initialize the Oathkeeper Object
oathkeeper = Oathkeeper(oathkeeper_EMAIL, oathkeeper_PASSWORD, oathkeeper_ENV)
```

##### using ```Oathkeeper```
Once, you have the Oathkeeper object for a particular environment. You can **set**  or save key value pairs and **get** values for any key in that particular environment.
```python
oathkeeper.get(key) # will return the value for the key in your Oathkeeper object. The key needs to be present.
oathkeeper.set(key, value) # will set the key to the provided value in your Oathkeeper object.
```

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How to build your pip package

* open an account here https://pypi.org/

In the parent directory
* ```python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel```
* ```twine upload dist/*```

references
* https://medium.com/small-things-about-python/lets-talk-about-python-packaging-6d84b81f1bb5

# Thank You