semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
PyTCID 1.0.0
Unofficial Python API to verify Turkish National ID Cards.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# PyTCID

> :info: Unofficial Python API for verifying Turkish Identity Cards.

> :warning: This is **not** an official API.

This is an API Wrapper around the NVI ID Verification web services, one can use this package to
verify a Government Issued Citizenship Card.

Install it by:

```shell script
pip install pytcid
```

```python
import tcid
tcid.verify_national_id(12345678900, 'Name', 'Document No', 1900, birth_day=0, birth_month=0, surname='Surname')
```

Some national ID cards do not cary the optional keyword arguments, therefore, if the ID card you are
verifying does not carry information about the birth date, birth month or the surname, you may omit
these details. If the card **does** cary this information, you must provide it for successful verification.
target-mysql 0.0.4
A Singer.io target implementation for MySQL

# target-mysql :rocket: :boom:

A [singer.io](https://www.singer.io/) target implementation for MySQL. Because some of us still have to deal with a MySQL data warehouse.

**Under active development like there's no code a barely a roadmap for now**

## Roadmap

- [ ] MySQL connection from config file setup
- [ ] Record message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Assert `"schema"` field maps internal known schemas structure
  - [ ] Insert SQL statements
- [ ] Schema message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Create table if not exists SQL statements
- [ ] State message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Emit state to stdout
pypipeflow 1.0.1
a simple library that you can set up service based on different kinds of MQ
Requires Python: >=3.5

# Pipeflow

**Pipeflow** is simple library that you can set up service based on different kinds of MQ.

## Installation

```console
$ python -m pip install pypipeflow
```

Pipeflow only supports Python 3.5+.

## Usage example

Pipeflow offer different type of endpoint
```python
# NSQ endpoint
from pipeflow.endpoints.nsq_endpoints import NsqInputEndpoint, NsqOutputEndpoint

in_endpoint = NsqInputEndpoint("topic1", "channel1", lookupd_http_addresses="127.0.0.1:4161")
output_endpoint = NsqOutputEndpoint(nsqd_tcp_addresses="127.0.0.1:4150")


# Rabbitmq endpoint
from pipeflow.endpoints.rabbitmq_endpoints import RabbitmqInputEndpoint, RabbitmqOutputEndpoint

RABBITMQ_CONF = {
    "host": "127.0.0.1", "port": 5672, "virtualhost": "/", "login": "login_name",
    "password": "xxxx"
}
in_endpoint = RabbitmqInputEndpoint("queue1", **RABBITMQ_CONF)
output_endpoint = RabbitmqOutputEndpoint("queue1", **RABBITMQ_CONF)


# Redis endpoint
from pipeflow.endpoints.redis_endpoints import RedisInputEndpoint, RedisOutputEndpoint

in_endpoint = RedisInputEndpoint("queue1", host="127.0.0.1", port='6379', password="xxx", db=0)
output_endpoint = RedisOutputEndpoint(host="127.0.0.1", port='6379', password="xxx", db=0)
```

Set up service
```python
from pipeflow.server import Server, Task

async def worker_handle(group, task):
    data = task.get_data()
    data += b"--"
    res_task = Task(data)
    res_task.set_to('out_name')
    return res_task

server = Server()
group = server.add_group('group1', concurrency=2)
group.set_handle(worker_handle)
group.add_input_endpoint('in_name', in_endpoint)
# NSQ
group.add_output_endpoint('out_name', output_endpoint, topic='topic1', delay=3000)
# Rabbitmq
group.add_output_endpoint('out_name', output_endpoint, queue='queue1')
# Redis
group.add_output_endpoint('out_name', output_endpoint, queue='queue1')

server.run()
```
singer-target-mysql 0.0.2
A Singer.io target implementation for MySQL
Requires Python: >=3.6

# target-mysql :rocket: :boom:

A [singer.io](https://www.singer.io/) target implementation for MySQL. Because some of us still have to deal with a MySQL data warehouse.

**Under active development like there's no code a barely a roadmap for now**

## Roadmap

- [ ] MySQL connection from config file setup
- [ ] Record message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Assert `"schema"` field maps internal known schemas structure
  - [ ] Insert SQL statements
- [ ] Schema message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Create table if not exists SQL statements
- [ ] State message handling
  - [ ] Assert JSON structure
  - [ ] Emit state to stdout
tacp 5.1.3.dev1
CP Web Services (CPWS)
Keywords: Swagger,CP Web Services (CPWS)

CP web services provides API access to the ThinkAgile CP on-premises cloud platform. It provides access to virtual datacenter and infrastructure resources and is used to create resizable resources, manage workloads and retrieve information about the underlying infrastructure. CPWS will continue to grow as new capabilities are added to the platform.  # noqa: E501
meslib 1.6
A Library designed to create external minecraft scripts.
Requires Python: >=3.8

This library is designed to create External minecraft scripts. Hence the name MESLib (Minecraft External Script Library). It is NOT a library for creating plugins or forge modifications, clients or datapacks. The usage of this library may be against the rules of some Minecraft Servers. Use it at your own risk.

You can check the documentation and the Library's GitHub at:

https://github.com/MrKelpy/MESL

I hope you enjoy it! Any bug reports are highly appreciated.