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screenconnect 0.1.0
A library that provides a Python interface to the ScreenConnect API
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

# python-screenconnect An unofficial Python wrapper around the ScreenConnect API

*Currently undergoing initial development*

## Introduction

This library provides a pure Python interface for the ScreenConnect API. Note
that it's undergoing initial development.

## Requirements

* Python 3.5+ and dependencies listed on `requirements.txt`
* An installed and publicly-accessible
  [ScreenConnect](https://www.screenconnect.com/) server

## Installation

You can install latest release from PyPI by running:

```shell
pip install screenconnect
```

Or if you prefer to install from source, clone this repository and run:

```shell
pip install .
```

## Getting Started

```python
>>> import screenconnect
>>> sc = screenconnect.ScreenConnect('https://examplesite.screenconnect.com', auth=('user', 'pass'))
>>> sc.server_version
'6.2.12646.6275'
>>> sc.get_eligible_hosts()
['Cloud Account Administrator', 'Tech 1', 'Tech 2']
```

## Running Tests

*Coming soon*
fastqsplitter 1.2.0
Splits FASTQ files evenly.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: fastq split

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fastqsplitter
=============

A simple application to split FASTQ files.

Fastqsplitter splits a fastq file over the specified output files evenly.
Fastqsplitter will read groups of a 100 fastq files.
For example if 3 output files are specified record 1-100 will go to file 1,
101-200 to file 2, 201-300 to file 3 , 301-400 to file 1 again etc.
This ensures the output fastq files are of equal size with no positional bias
in the output files.

Fastqsplitter is fast because it assumes each record is 4 lines. As a
consequence this application does NOT work with multiline fastq sequences.
Also input fastq records are NOT checked for being proper fastq records.
Since all downstream analysis tools (FastQC, cutadapt, BWA etc.) do check
if the input is correct, another input check in fastqsplitter was deemed
redundant.

Quickstart
----------

install fastqsplitter:
``pip install fastqsplitter``

If installation does not work because no C compiler is installed on your system
try: ``NO_CYTHON=True pip install fastqsplitter``

To split an input file ``input_fastq.gz`` into 3 different files.
``fastqsplitter -i input_fastq.gz
-o split.1.fq.gz -o split.2.fq.gz -o split.3.fq.gz``

fastqsplitter uses the excellent `xopen library by @marcelm
<https://github.com/marcelm/xopen>`_. Therefore, the input and output files
compression is determined by the extension. Use ``.gz`` if output files should
be gzip compressed. 

Documentation
-------------

More information on fastqsplitter can be found `on our readthedocs page
<https://fastqsplitter.readthedocs.io/>`_.
regtester 1.2
RegEx Tester is a module to build unit test of regex in python
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# RegEx Tester

This project will help to have a simple module that will help to test regexes in a simple and structured way.

# INSTALLATION 

pip install regtester

# Usage

regtester folder/file path to execute one or many tests in a folder
every test has to inherit the class RegExTest inside the module and also finish with Test.py
The class name must be the same as the file name without the .py 

Class tes
# Test

The module can be tested using the command : regtester-test