semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
nl-philter 0.0.2
cLUT/Cube toolkit for recording color transformations.

# PHILTER

CLUT/HALD image generation and processing toolkit.

(Based on imlementation of [@homm](https://github.com/homm/color-filters-reconstruction) with some usability and accuracy improvements.)

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```
usage: philter [cmd]

A CLI toolkit for creating LUTs

subcommands:

    gen            Generate a fotified identity THALD image (somewhat immune
                   to compression artifacts) which can be used to capture
                   color transformations.

    clut           Generate CLUT image and CUBE map file from a fortified
                   THALD image.

    cube           Generate CUBE file from a NON fortified HALD image.
```
dicto-pkg 0.0.2
Looks up definition of words you highlight/select
Requires Python: >=3.3

# dicto
Looks up definitions of words that you highlight/select whatever you wanna call it.

### Usage
* To run dicto, simply type

      dicto

dicto runs in the background, so you can close your terminal now.

* Select the word you want, 

and press the hotkey <kbd>alt</kbd>+<kbd>T</kbd> (default)

* To stop dicto, type

      dicto --stop

### Dependencies
Dicto needs pyperclip, which also requires xclip (recommended) or xsel.
Install them! I dare you...

On Debian:

    sudo apt-get install xclip

On CentOS 7 / RHEL 7 / Fedora:

    sudo yum install xclip
    or
    dnf install xclip

On Arch:

    sudo pacman install xclip

### Troubleshooting
If dicto does not work, try

    git clone https://github.com/narasaka/dicto.git
    cd dicto
    pip3 install -r requirements.txt

If dicto outputs 2 or more of the same notification pop ups,

    dicto --stop
    dicto
chimera-client 0.0.2
Client for communication using chimera channels.

# Installation

    pip3 install chimera_client

# Usage

Bellow are some examples of the basic usage.

## Reader
```python

    from chimera_client.reader import Reader

    # Read a message from specific channel
    reader = Reader(False)
    message = reader.readMessage('my_channel')

    # or

    # Read a message comming from any allowed channel
    reader = Reader()
    message = reader.readMessage()

    #### ... process the message read ... ####

    # Commit the changes.
    # It means that Reader processed the messages
    # and those will never be read again.
    reader.commit()

    # or changes in a specific channel
    reader.commit('my_channel')

    # close the Reader
    reader.close()
```

## Writer
```python
    from chimera_client.writer import Writer

    # message
    phone_info = {
        "name": "User1",
        "country": "Brazil",
        "ddi": 55,
        "ddd": 21,
        "phone": 999887766
    }

    # write the message in the phone_information_channel channel
    writer = Writer()
    writer.writeMessage(phone_info, 'phone_information_channe;')
```

# Documentation

Install `pydoc`
```bash
    pip3 install pdoc3
```

View doc in terminal:
```bash
    pydoc3 chimera_client
    pydoc3 chimera_client.schema.py
```
View doc in the browser
```bash
    # start the pydoc3 server
    pydoc3 -b
```
ktuvit-api 0.1.1
Unofficial python client to ktuvit.me (screwzira) API
Requires Python: >=3.6

Unofficial python client to ktuvit.me API

Usage is pretty straight forward:
```python
import ktuvit

api = ktuvit.KtuvitApi()

api.find_series("Subtitle", "Prodigal.Son.S01E07.720p.HDTV.x264-KILLERS", 1,1) # Possible search_types are FilmName, Subtitle, ImdbID (case sensetive)
api.find_film('ImdbID', 'tt5463162') # Deadpool 2
"""
Should return something like this:
{
    'ErrorMessage': None,
    'IsSuccess': True,
    'Results': [{'Identifier': 'B01A861744343E9201D4ED1C73378559','SubtitleName': 'Deadpool.2.2018.NEW.720p.HD-TC.X264-CPG'}
}
"""

subtitle = api.get_subtitle('B01A861744343E9201D4ED1C73378559') # get the specified subtitles
# Save the subtitles to a file
with open("out.srt", "wb") as out:
    out.write(subtitle)
```
see documentation for more information.