semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
makefile2dot 1.0.2
Create a graphviz graph of a Makefile.

# Visualize Makefile Dependency Graphs

`makefile2dot` produces a Graphviz `dot` graph from a Makefile. To run it,
install `graphviz` and `python`. This version runs on python 3.

```bash
# apt-get install graphviz python
$ pip install makefile2dot
```

## Usage

`makefile2dot` reads the `Makefile` in the current working directory using the
same lookup rules that `make` does (it actually uses `make` to parse the
`Makefile`). By default, it writes the resulting `dot` graph to `stdout`, which
can be read in by `graphviz`. So a nice trick is to pipe output from
`makefile2dot` directly in to `dot`.

For example:

````bash
$ makefile2dot | dot -Tpng > out.png
````

If you just want to see the graph without saving it, you can provide the
`--view` flag:

````bash
$ makefile2dot -v
````

You can select the graph orientation so that it is drawn from top to bottom
(`TB`), bottom to top (`BT`), left to right (`LR`) or right to left (`RL`). For
example:

````bash
$ makefile2dot -v --direction LR
````

draws the graph from left to right, rather than the default bottom to top.

Normal targets are drawn as rectangles, and `.PHONY` targets are drawn as
circles.

## Tips

To test this project in the source directory, add the source directory to the
python path:

````bash
$ export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)
````
XivDbReader 0.0.3
Web scraping package to read the Final Fantasy XIV DB.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# XivDbReader

This is a python module that goes and extracts data from Final Fantasy XIV official database.  The goal is to extract the data and store it in a DB to be reused.

## Requirements

Python 3
requests
BeautifulSoup

## Getting Started



## How to use

``` python
from XivDbReader import Reader
from XivDbReader.collections import *
from typing import List

read = Reader()

# Returns items extracted from the list pages
itemLinks: List = read.getItems(itemType="arms")
```
dockerstats 0.1.4
A package to sum memory usage on containers

# dockerstats package

## Usage
Usage: main (-f | --filter) <filter><br/>
       main (-h | --help)<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
Options:<br/>
 - h --help   Show helptext<br/>
 - f --filter the filter defined in key=value format e.g. app=backend<br/>