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dcli 3.0.0
Simplified command-line interface that you can use to automate tasks in your VMware Cloud on AWS and vCenter Server environments.
Requires Python: >=2.7

DCLI
=======================

You can use DCLI to make calls to VMware Cloud on AWS or vCenter Server
features using commands through the shell or in interactive mode.

DCLI is designed to enable the completion of simple automation tasks by administrators
and end users. You can get a quick overview of the VMware Cloud on AWS or
vCenter Server features available by using the drop-down menu and auto-completion features
of DCLI in interactive mode.
buildbot-macports-custom-views 0.1.2
MacPorts Custom Views Plugin for Buildbot

# buildbot-macports-custom-views

Custom views plugin for MacPorts Buildbot.

## Getting Started

### Set up a buildbot environment

Install python37 & create a virtual environment:

    sudo port install python37
    python3 -m venv .venv
    source .venv/bin/activate
    pip install -U pip

Install buildbot dependencies & create buildmaster:

    pip install 'buildbot[bundle]'
    buildbot create-master master
    mv master/master.cfg.sample master/master.cfg

### Set up this plugin

Activate the python virtual environment created in the above step, then:

    git clone https://github.com/macports/buildbot-macports-custom-views
    cd buildbot-macports-custom-views
    npm install
    pip install -e .

For a production build:

    npm run build

To run a development server:

    npm run watch

Include it in the buildbot master.cfg:

```py
c['www']['plugins']['buildbot_macports_custom_views'] = {}
```

### Or directly use the ports

    sudo port install buildbot-2 py-buildbot-macports-custom-views
    buildbot create-master master

### Start buildbot

    buildbot start
example-lfuncs 0.1
A few functions to teach Python and PIP
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Example package for teaching pip usage with Python

This package contains a module `lfuncs` that has the following functions:

- `find_startswith_in_list(prefix, list)` given a prefix and a list, this functions will return a list with all the elements in provided list that start with the provided prefix. The function assumes prefix and all list elements are strings.

- `find_endswith_in_list(suffix, list)` given a suffix and a list, this functions will return a list with all the elements in provided list that end with the provided suffix. The function assumes suffix and all list elements are strings.

- `split_lists(list, prefix)` given a prefix and a list, this functions will return two lists, one that contains all elements that start with the provided prefix and one with all other elements. The function assumes prefix and all list elements are strings.

- `joke()` prints a joke.