semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
generate-thumbnail-murilobracero 0.0.1
video thumbnails generator
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: generator generate thumbnail

# Thumbail Generator

Python CLI that generates a thumbnail image based on a video

## Generate image thumbnail

```
python generate_thumbnail.py <video path> <thumbnail image path> 
```

Notes:  Thumbnail image path must contain image file name

## Generate gif thumbnail

```
python generate_gifnail.py <video path> <thumbnail image path> 
```

Notes:  Thumbnail gif image path must contain .gif file name

## Supported files

Video: mp4, mkv

Image: .png, .jpg, .gif*

*on generate_gifnail
duel 3.6
Locally Multiplayer Dueling game
License: MIT

# Duel

Team Name: Python Buds 
Team Members: Alexis Dougherty, Aaron Gonzalez, Zachary Stanford, Grace Wilcox, and Joshua Zimmerman
Github: https://github.com/AlexisDougherty13/Duel

## How to run:
After pip install duel, open the XLaunch application, then type 'python3 -m duel' into the console to run the game.
You might need to be in the root directory to run the game.

## PyPi Package Name
The PyPi Package Name is duel

## How to Play
### Objective
Maneuver sword and position in order to avoid your opponent's attacks. Match your opponent's guard and deflect incoming strikes. Attack the opponent in low, mid, and high guarding positions.  Move your sword into your opponent's from above or below to disarm, but be quick for they can reclaim their fallen sword by ducking near it. If you strike where your opponent is not prepared, you will slay them. The first duelist to reach the opponent's flag on the opposite side of the field claims victory!
### Controls
  * Player 1
    * A/D - Left/Right Movement
    * W/S - Guard Up/Down
    * S(while in low guard) - Duck
    * Space - Jump
    * F - Sword Thrust
  * Player 2
    * Left/Right Arrow - Left/Right Movement
    * Up/Down Arrow - Guard Up/Down
    * Down Arrow(while in low guard) - Duck
    * Right Shift - Jump
    * Right Ctrl - Sword Thrust
python-google-translate 1.0
A little python module to parse Google Translate webpages using Selenium (therefore, the API is not used)
License: MIT
Keywords: translate,google,google-translate,google_translate,language,selenium,animenosekai

# python-google-translate
 A python module for Google Translate (without using the API)

### This module lets you get two things:

- translate(text, destination_language, source_language)

Translates the given text into the chosen language.

    text: The text to translate
    destination_language: The language code (two letters) of the language you want to get.
    source_language (default: auto): The language code (two letters) of the language the text is in. ('auto' detects automatically the language the text is in)

- detect_language(text, result_language)

Gives the language of the given text.

    text: The text to check.
    result_language: The language code (two letters) of the output language.

### Installation
You can install python-google-translate via `PIP` the Python Package Index Manager.

```bash
pip install python-google-translate
```

But you also need to install [PhantomJS](https://phantomjs.org/download.html)

On macOS, you can install it with Homebrew:
```bash
brew cask install phantomjs
```

### Dependencies

This module has one python module dependency: [Selenium](https://www.selenium.dev/), used to automate browsers which is downloaded when installing python-google-translate with PIP.

But you also need to install [PhantomJS](https://phantomjs.org/download.html), a headless, lightweight browser which I use to get webpages as quick as possible.



> Google Translate belongs to Google LLC, fully owned by Alphabet Inc.

> © Anime no Sekai - 2020
pyleaper 1.0.1
A Python API for accessing your Leap Card balance, overview, and travel credit history.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5.2
Keywords: leap card leapcard api ireland

# pyleaper

An unoffical Python API for accessing your [Leap Card](https://www.leapcard.ie) balance, overview, and travel credit history. Underneath the hood, pyleaper uses [Scrapy](https://scrapy.org) to retrieve its data and therefore brings you an additional suite of options to utilise further if necessary.

## Requirements

- Python 3.5.2+

## Installation

Simply:

```python
pip install pyleaper
```

## Usage

There are three modules to choose from, the samples below showcase each of them one by one.

### 1. Card Overview

Retrieves a card's overview information such as the current balance and more.

#### Code

```python
from pyleaper.overview import get_card_overview

overview = get_card_overview(username='', password='')

print(overview)
```

#### Output

```python
{
  'auto_topup': '...',
  'card_expiry_date': '...',
  'card_issue_date': '...',
  'card_label': '...',
  'card_number': '...',
  'card_status': '...',
  'card_type': '...',
  'travel_credit_balance': '...',
  'travel_credit_status': '...'
}
```

---

### 2. Card History

Retrieves a card's travel credit history as far as it goes back.

#### Code

```python
from pyleaper.history import get_card_history

history = get_card_history(username='', password='')

print(history)
```

#### Output

```python
[
  {
    'amount': '...',
    'balance': '...',
    'date': '...',
    'source': '...',
    'time': '...',
    'transaction_type': '...'
  },
  ...
]
```

---

### 3. Card Overview and History

Retrieves both the overview and history of a card all in one.

#### Code

```python
from pyleaper.aio import get_card_overview_and_history

both = get_card_overview_and_history(username='', password='')

print(both)
```

#### Output

```python
{
  'overview': {
    'auto_topup': '...',
    'card_expiry_date': '...',
    'card_issue_date': '...',
    'card_label': '...',
    'card_number': '...',
    'card_status': '...',
    'card_type': '...',
    'travel_credit_balance': '...',
    'travel_credit_status': '...'
  },
  'events': [
    {
      'amount': '...',
      'balance': '...',
      'date': '...',
      'source': '...',
      'time': '...',
      'transaction_type': '...'
    },
    ...
  ]
}
```