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dsfaker 0.2.3
Data Science Faker
License: MIT

DataScienceFaker
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DSFaker aims at providing data scientists with functions for generating
and streaming arrays of data such as:

-  Time-series
-  Date/Datetime
-  Autoincrement & random autoincrement
-  Trigonometric (Sin, Sinh, Cos, Cosh, Tan, Tanh)
-  Random distributions
-  Pattern repetition
-  Noise application

Basic operators between generators and/or python int/float types (+, -,
/, //, \*, …) are also implemented.

To generate such data, you can specify the distribution you want amongst
the ones provided by numpy.random. Or you can also implement your own
distribution to generate data.

Installation
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.. code-block:: shell-session

    pip install dsfaker

Documentation
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The documentation is available here: https://eds-aphp.github.io/dsfaker/.


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ciscoconfbot 1.0.14
Webex Teams bot for configuring Cisco devices
License: MIT

CiscoConfBot
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CiscoConfBot is a Webex Teams bot written in Python3.

Source Code
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https://github.com/naonder/CiscoConfBot

PyPI package
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https://pypi.org/project/ciscoconfbot/

Setup
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  pip install ciscoconfbot

Create bot at:
    https://developer.webex.com/my-apps/new/bot

Setup webhook via Webex Teams API or at:
    https://developer.webex.com/docs/api/v1/webhooks/create-a-webhook

| See sample creds and configuration files prior to starting bot.
| Create 3 directories where the bot will store various configurations and/or device files.
| Note that config and creds files need to be structured like the examples show.
| Also, see sample .yml file for correct formatting

    mkdir /path/to/dir

Running
-------

Run with

    python -m ciscoconfbot path/to/config/file.ini


| Alternatively, you can setup a system service to start on reboot/reload.
| See example service file for a quick idea.
| Once configured, you can enable it once with:

    systemctl start nameofservice.service


| Or you can enable the service to start after the server/device has been reloaded

    systemctl enable nameofservice.service

Operation
---------

Once bot has been configured, add the bot to a space and invoke:

    @nameofbot

Operations are as follow:

    | @nameofbot /serial ipaddressofdevice (returns serial number of device)
    | @nameofbot /upload (requires zip folder of device configs in hostname.txt format)
    | @nameofbot /config (requires .yml file of hostnames and serial numbers)

Author
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naonder - nate.a.onder@gmail.com