semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
manyfesto 1.0.1
Manyfesto is a data-science tools for assigning key-value pairs to individual files using a series of simple rules.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: data-science data science metadata yaml manifest


Manyfesto is a data-science tool written in Python. It enables you to to assign meta-data (data about data, as a set of key-value pairs) to each file using a few simple rules. Such meta-data can then be used in data processing scripts, for example to assign class labels when training a machine learning algorithm.


Folders annotated with Manyfesto are self-describing: instead of writing a document to explain how files are named and organized in folders, a few lines of YAML enables anyone to utilize the data based on the metadata assigned to each file. This makes it easy to share data with others.


You can think of Manyfesto as 'Markdown for metadata assigment': compared to using JSON or XML to assign metadata for each file, it is simpler, easier to modify and more declarative as it uses rules instead of simply storing a separate sets of metadata for each file.


Please visit project homepage at http://github.com/bigdelys/manyfesto for more information.
caspercm 0.0.3
JupyterLab Content Manager Using Oracle Cloud Object Store
License: MIT

# Purpose
Allow JupyterLab user to save content to Oracle Object Storage.

# 3 Steps to Config

## Step 1: Install this package
```
# You may want to install it in the virtualenv you created for your JupyterLab
pip install caspercm
```

## Step 2: Config your jupyterlab
```
# Edit your jupyterlab config file
# e.g. vi ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py
# add following

from caspercm import JupyterCasperCM
c.NotebookApp.contents_manager_class = JupyterCasperCM
c.NotebookApp.JupyterCasperCM.fstab = '/root/.oci/fstab.json'
```

The example above shows your fstab.json is located at `/root/.oci/fstab.json`, it can be placed other places as well.

## Step 3: Config your fstab.json
Here is an example of fstab.json
```
{
    "/": {
        "namespace": "bmcdw",
        "bucket": "beta_jupyterlab_notebook",
        "prefix": "stonezhong/",
        "api_config": "/root/.oci/config"
    },
    "/public": {
        "namespace": "bmcdw",
        "bucket": "beta_jupyterlab_notebook",
        "prefix": "public/",
        "api_config": "/root/.oci/config"
    }
}
```
* Your notebooks root directory (aka `/`) is at `stonezhong/` of bucket `beta_jupyterlab_notebook` in oci namespace `bmcdw`
* Your notebooks directory `/public` is at `public/` of bucket `beta_jupyterlab_notebook` in oci namespace `bmcdw`
* For each mount point, told system your oci config is at `/root/.oci/config`

Here is how `/root/.oci/config` looks like: (the content is just an example, secret part has been altered)
```
[DEFAULT]
key_file=/root/.oci/oci_api_key.pem
region=us-phoenix-1
tenancy=ocid1.tenancy.oc1..xyz
user=ocid1.user.oc1..xyz
fingerprint=00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00
```

Note, it points to key file `/root/.oci/oci_api_key.pem` which shuold exist.