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gym-deepmindlab 0.1.2
Gym interface to deepmind_lab environment

# Gym wrapper for DeepMind Lab environments
Gym implementation of connector to Deepmind lab

## Getting Started
Install the newest package by running:
```
pip install gym_deepmindlab
```

In your project:
```
import gym
import gym_deepmindlab

env = gym.make('DeepmindLabSeekavoidArena01-v0')

# Use the environment
observation = env.reset()
```

## Suppoted Environments
This is the list of supported environments:
- DeepmindLabLtChasm-v0
- DeepmindLabLtHallwaySlope-v0
- DeepmindLabLtHorseshoeColor-v0
- DeepmindLabLtSpaceBounceHard-v0
- DeepmindLabNavMazeRandomGoal01-v0
- DeepmindLabNavMazeRandomGoal02-v0
- DeepmindLabNavMazeRandomGoal03-v0
- DeepmindLabNavMazeStatic01-v0
- DeepmindLabNavMazeStatic02-v0
- DeepmindLabSeekavoidArena01-v0
- DeepmindLabStairwayToMelon-v0

## Arguments
You can specify the screen size when creating a new environment:
```
import gym
import gym_deepmindlab

env = gym.make('DeepmindLabSeekavoidArena01-v0', width = 224, height = 224)

# Use the environment
observation = env.reset()
```

## Thanks
Thanks to https://github.com/deepmind/lab for such a great work.
timey 1.1.1
CLI timer app to keep track of your life

[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/timey.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/timey)
# Timey
Timey is a simple cli timer that helps you keeep track of your life. It's written in python.

## Requirements
`Python` >= 3.6

## Installation
The package is uploaded on PyPi. Therefore, it can be installed with the following command
```bash
pip install timey
```

## Usage 
```
timey [command] [tag]
```
`command` can be any of the following:
1. `start` - Starts a new timer for `tag`.
1. `tick` - Outputs the how long the current session has been running for.
1. `stop` - Stops the timer.

1. `resume` - Starts a new session for `tag`.
1. `summarise` - Summarises all the sessions for `tag`. If tag is not specified, it summarises for all tags present in the current day's log.

`tag` can be any string.

The logs are stored on a day-by-day-basis.
The following is a sample usage of the app
```
$ timey start algo-hw
Started timekeeping for algo-hw
Curent time is 21:21
```
Two hours later
```
$ timey tick algo-hw
2h 0m 00s

$ timey stop algo-hw
algo-hw stopped. Last run ran for 2h 0m 00s

$ timey start gaming
Started timekeeping for gaming
Curent time is 21:21

$ timey summarise
Summary for algo-hw
1. 21:21 2h 0m 00s
Total time spent - 2h 0m 00s

Summary for gaming
1. 23:00 0h 0m 10s - running
Total time spent - 0h 0m 10s

```
pyprinttree 0.0.1
A tool for printing tree structures to a console in a meaningful way.

# pyprinttree [![build status](https://travis-ci.org/rennat/pyprinttree.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/rennat/pyprinttree)

Use it to print a pretty text based tree representation of whatever data
you feel like shoving into the graph structure.

_I like `git log --oneline --graph --all` and find it handy to be able
to generate similar graphs._


## Development

Pull requests are encouraged.

I will merge failing tests if they highlight an issue.

The official test suite runner for pyprinttree is `setup.py test`.