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idgrms 0.1.1
Display points on different diagrams and interact with them
Keywords: interactive,diagrams,scatter,plot

# Interactive-diagrams
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This program allows to visualize points on different diagrams and interact with them.

![photometric_diagrams](http://www.astro.uni.wroc.pl/ludzie/brus/img/github/phot-diagrams.gif)

## Installation

To install the package please type from the command line:
```bash
$ sudo pip3 install idgrms
```
or alternatively:
```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/pbrus/interactive-diagrams
$ cd interactive-diagrams
$ sudo python3 setup.py install
```

## Usage

To use the program properly you need to prepare a file with data. At the beginning call the script from the terminal window with the `-h` option:
```bash
$ interactive_diagrams.py -h
```
This will give you a description of all options. If you need to see the program in action immediately, please download the `example_data/` directory from the repository to your working directory. A basic call:
```bash
$ interactive_diagrams.py example_data/mags.db --col 12 -10 --col 12 -4
```
More advanced call:
```bash
$ interactive_diagrams.py example_data/mags.db --col 12 -10 --col 12 -4 --grp example_data/best.num green --grp example_data/better.num yellow -t
```
In both cases try to click on any point to see changes on diagrams.

I encourage to visit my website to see more detailed description of this program. The current link can be found on my [GitHub profile](https://github.com/pbrus).

## License

**Interactive-diagrams** is licensed under the [MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
my-iot 0.12.0
Yet another home automation
Requires Python: >=3.7

# My IoT

Yet another home automation.

Documentation: https://eigenein.github.io/my-iot

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![My IoT screenshot](https://eigenein.github.io/my-iot/README.png)
cloudflarekv 0.1.0
Super simple access to cloudflare workers kv store

# cloudflarekv

Super simple access to cloudflare workers kv store

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## Install

`pip install cloudflarekv`

## Usage

```python
from cloudflarekv.kv import CloudFlareKV
kv = CloudFlareKV(cloudflare_email, auth_key, account_id, namespace_id)
kv.set("foo", "bar")
kv.get("foo")

kv.set("foo-json", '{"foo":"bar"}')
kv.get("foo-json", as_json=True)
```