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mountain-project 0.1.0
Python MountainProject API Client
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0

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# MountainProject
Python MountainProject API Client

## Getting Started
- Sign up for MountainProject @ `https://www.mountainproject.com`
- Get your access key for the MountainProject data API @ `https://www.mountainproject.com/data`

```python
from mountain_project import MountainProject

m = MountainProject("access_key")
user = m.get_user("test@test.com")
ticks = m.get_ticks("test@test.com")
todos = m.get_todos("test@test.com")
routes_by_id = m.get_routes(["106034519", "111519266", "106028737"])
routes_by_location = m.get_routes_for_lat_lon(49.6867, -123.1350)
```
openpyxl-image-loader 1.0.5
Openpyxl wrapper that gets images from cells
License: MIT

# Openpyxl Image Loader

Openpyxl wrapper that gets images from cells

## Requirements

* [openpyxl](https://pypi.org/project/openpyxl/)

## Usage

```python
from openpyxl import load_workbook
from openpyxl_image_loader import SheetImageLoader

# Load your workbook and sheet as you want, for example
wb = load_workbook('path_to_file.xlsx')
sheet = wb['required_sheet']

# Put your sheet in the loader
image_loader = SheetImageLoader(sheet)

# And get image from specified cell
image = image_loader.get('A3')

# Image now is a Pillow image, so you can do the following
image.show()

# Ask if there's an image in a cell
if image_loader.image_in('A4):
    print("Got it!")

```