semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ContactPy 1.2.3
Useful tools to work with Contacts in Python
License: MIT
Keywords: vcf,contacts,Contacts Python,gmail

##### Bascically i guess it is a Python Library for contacts like gmail vcard and and stuff.

##### Like when bass go boom boom.

##### U, not me. import the module named vcard by just importinig it easy as it sounds like this example

```from contacts import vcard```
to create a card you simply write:
```python
from contacts import vcard

card = vcard.VCard(path)
card.create(display_name:list, full_name:str, number:str, email:str=None)
```
to read a card you simply write:
```python
from contacts import vcard

card = vcard.VCard(path)
card.read(att:str)
```
The (attributes or att) are
```python
{"name":"The display name", "full_name":"The full name", "number":"the number", "email":" the email"}
```
or you can do the dot value
```python
from contacts import vcard

card = vcard.VCard(path)
theName = card.name
theNumber = card.number
theFullName = card.fullName
theEmail = card.email
```

##### Gmail thing

```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail(email, password)
```
You can register stuff, no worries everything is pickled
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail(email, password)
mail.register('name')
```
and then u can load the the email and password with the load command
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
```
u can get all the registerd members by doing
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.memberList()
```
add messages by doing
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
mail.setMessage(subject, to)
```
content by doing
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.setContent(content)
```
attachment by
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
mail.addAttachment(path:list, types:list)
```
path is obviously the path. in types you can only put images or pdf in uppercase or lowercase like this example
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.addAttachment(["test.jpg", "test.pdf"], ["image", "PDF"])
```
add html i think you know this already but you are only allowed to use inline styles or in html css
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
mail.addHTML(path)
```
login this is obvious 
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
mail.login()
```
send message just send it
```python
from contacts import gmail

mail = gmail.Gmail()
mail.load('name')
mail.login()
mail.sendMessage()
```
molgemtools 0.0.10
Tools for working with molecular geometry data.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: computational chemistry,molecular geometry,molecular shape matching,Z-matrix,Cartesian coordinates

It provides:

    - Opening molecular `.xyz` files.
    - Helps generating nicely formatted Molpro or Gaussian input files
      for quantum chemical calculations.
    - Conversion between Cartesian and internal coordinate
      representations.
    - Molecular shape matching based on the Kabsch-Umeyama algorithm.
    - Calculating atomic distances, bond angles and dihedral angles.
    - Calculating the principal moments of inertia.
    - Generating permuted geometries.
    - Calculating the Euler angles from 3-dimensional rotation
      matrices.
    - Calculating the molecular adjacency list based on atomic
      distances.
    - Some chemical graph-theoretical tools derived from the adjacency
      list.

Limitations:

    - Only supporting dummy atoms for converting internal coordinate
      representations (Z-matrices) to Cartesian.
    - A Cartesian representation can be converted to Z-matrix if all
      atoms (with the exception of the first) are connected to at
      least one atom with an index lower than its own.
doas 0.1.1
DOAS processing utility library
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# doas

This project contains utility modules and libraries to process DOAS data.

## Installation

Install the latest version from PyPI by typing this command:

    pip install -U doas

## Documentation

Full documentation and tutorials are available at `docs/` directory.

## Contributing

See `CONTRIBUTING.md` to learn how to contribute to this project.

## Support

This project is maintained by Indra Rudianto. If you have any question about
this project, you can contact him at <indrarudianto.official@gmail.com>.

## License

By contributing to the project, you agree that your contributions will be
licensed under its MIT license.
See [LICENSE](https://gitlab.com/bpptkg/doas/-/blob/master/LICENSE) for details.