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elastic-appsearch 0.1.0
Elastic App Search API Client
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3

# elastic-appsearch

Elastic App Search API Client

### Installation
`pip install elastic-appsearch`

### Usage

```python
from elastic_appsearch import Client

endpoint = 'app-search-api-endpoint'
key = 'private-key'

c = Client(endpoint, key)
```

##### Search
```python
c.search('engine-name', 'sunny')
```

##### Create a synonym
```python
c.create_synonym('engine-name', ['hi', 'hello', 'hiya'])
```

##### List all synonyms
```python
c.get_synonyms('engine-name')
```
ganutils 2.2
This is an installable python package for scripts I wrote for myself.
License: MIT
Keywords: tugan,utils,tools

# Gan's Utils

![Auto Release Badge](https://github.com/Michael-Tu/ganutils/workflows/Auto%20Release/badge.svg) ![PyPi Publish Badge](https://github.com/Michael-Tu/ganutils/workflows/Publish%20PyPi%20Package/badge.svg) ![Issues Labeler Badge](https://github.com/Michael-Tu/ganutils/workflows/Issues%20Labeler/badge.svg)

This is an installable python package for scripts I wrote for myself.

- PyPi Package Page [link](https://pypi.org/project/ganutils/)
- Documentation [link](https://michael-tu.github.io/ganutils/)

## Installation

To install, simply run

```
$ pip install ganutils
```

To use the AI package, you will need to install [PyTorch](https://pytorch.org/get-started/locally/) yourself.

## Deployment

To deploy new versions to PyPi, change version number in `setup.py` and either

- create a new release for repo and GitHub workflow will automatically deploy it
- run `python setup.py sdist` and then `twine upload dist/*`.

## Update Documentation

Currently, upon each new release, my GitHub action will automatically build and generate documentation necessary.

However, to manually generate documentation, I use [pdoc3](https://pdoc3.github.io):

```
$ pip3 install pdoc3 # install dependency
$ pdoc3 --html ganutils # resulting docs will be in a new html/ folder
```

## Dependencies

You'll need `twine` installed via `pip` and PyPi credentials set at [`$HOME/.pypirc`](https://docs.python.org/3.3/distutils/packageindex.html#pypirc)
pastecat 0.0.1
Paste clipboard image to file on Windows/macOS.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# pastecat

Paste clipboard image to file on Windows/macOS.

## Requirements

- Runs on Windows/macOS.

  **Sorry, I have not test on Windows yet**

- Requires Python 3.7 or later.


## Install

pip3 install pastecat


## Usage


```
usage: pastecat.py [-h]
                   [-f [{BLP,BMP,BUFR,CUR,DCX,DDS,DIB,EPS,FITS,FLI,FTEX,GBR,
                         GIF,GRIB,HDF5,ICNS,ICO,IM,IPTC,JPEG,JPEG2000,MPEG,
                         MPO,MSP,PALM,PCD,PCX,PDF,PIXAR,PNG,PPM,PSD,SGI,SUN,
                         TGA,TIFF,WEBP,WMF,XBM,XPM}]]
                   [--version]
                   [filename]

Paste clipboard image to file onWindows/macOS.

positional arguments:
  filename              Output filename. If the filename is `-`, image is written to stdout.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f [{BLP,BMP,BUFR,CUR,DCX,DDS,DIB,EPS,FITS,FLI,FTEX,GBR,GIF,GRIB,HDF5,
       ICNS,ICO,IM,IPTC,JPEG,JPEG2000,MPEG,MPO,MSP,PALM,PCD,PCX,PDF,PIXAR,
       PNG,PPM,PSD,SGI,SUN,TGA,TIFF,WEBP,WMF,XBM,XPM}]
                        Output file format. Default is PNG. If not specified,
                        format is determined from the filename.
  --version             show program's version number and exit
``` 

## License

Copyright 2020 Atsuo Ishimoto

See LICENSE for detail.