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singer-runner 0.0.2
Runs Singer.io taps and targets, adding additional tooling.

# singer-runner

Singer Runner manages tap and target processes, as well as metrics, state, and configuration.

## Features
- Run a tap or target
- Pass run options via CLI paramters or JSON/YAML config file.
- Use local file system or S3 for piping the singer stream, storing state, and storing metrics.
- Metric storage, piping, and state storage can be extended / customized by inheriting from the base classes.

## Usage

Requires python 3, tested with python 3.7

### Install

```sh
pip install singer-runner
```

### Run

```sh
$ singer-runner 
Usage: singer-runner [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  run-tap
  run-target
```

## Concepts

- Pipes
   - Pipes move a stream of [Singer messages](https://github.com/singer-io/getting-started/blob/master/docs/SPEC.md#output) from tap to target. A pipe could be as simple as a local file, a file in S3, or Kafka.
- State Storage
	- Loads/saves the [state JSON](https://github.com/singer-io/getting-started/blob/master/docs/CONFIG_AND_STATE.md#state-file).
- Metrics Storage
   - Accepts a stream of [Singer Metrics](https://github.com/singer-io/getting-started/blob/master/docs/SYNC_MODE.md#metric-messages)


## Programmatic Usage

Singer runner can be used within any python application. The primary functions are in `singer_runner.runner` including:
- `run_tap` runs a tap
- `run_target` runs a target

Classes in the `singer_runner.metrics`, `singer_runner.pipes`, and `singer_runner.state` can be used as arguemnts, along with catalog/config.
collins-client 1.0.0
The python interface to the collins api.
Keywords: collins infastructure managment

To install this package:

> python3 -m pip install collins-client

To use this package:

> import collins_client
> client = collins_client.CollinsClient(<username>, <password>, <host>)

From there you can make any of the calls needed for the functionality of the collins api.

When dealing with multiple attributes, you should be able to pass a list of values.
Say you want to find assets with a certain hostname and a primary role.

> client.asset_finder({'attribute': ['HOSTNAME;example.tumblr.net', 'PRIMARY_ROLE;TUMBLR_APP']})
yopass-cli 0.0.5
A cli for interacting with yopass backend

# yopass-cli

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/zsolt-halo/yopass-cli.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/zsolt-halo/yopass-cli)

[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/yopass-cli.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/yopass-cli)

This is a command-line tool to interact with a (the) [yopass backend](https://github.com/jhaals/yopass) created by [Johan Haals](https://github.com/jhaals).
Even though it is possible to use the service via the [web-frontend](https://yopass.se) I felt the necessity of a cli tool to use this awesome software in our automation projects. 

This cli tool uses [sjcl](https://pypi.org/project/sjcl/) (just like the web-frontend) to perform encryption on the client side thus preventing your secret from ever leaving your os in a _cleartext_ form.

### Installation

yopass-cli requires [python3](https://www.python.org/downloads/)+ to run.

    $ pip install --user yopass-cli

Make sure to have the following 2 environment variables set before using:

- YOPASS_BACKEND_URL
- YOPASS_FRONTEND_URL
 
        $ export YOPASS_BACKEND_URL=https://api.yopass.se
        $ export YOPASS_FRONTEND_URL=https://yopass.se

If you use your own server, the front and backend URLs can be the same. For
example: `https://yopass.domain.net`

### Usage

    yopass-cli send [OPTIONS] SECRET
    cat <filename> | yopass-cli send [OPTIONS]
    echo "<my passphrase" | yopass-cli send [OPTIONS]
    yopass-cli get [OPTIONS] SID PASSPHRASE

Send Options:

    --expires [1h|1d|1w]
    --outmode [verbose|one-click-link|short-link|id]
    --outformat [plain|json]

Get Options:

    --outformat [plain|json]

### Todos

 - testing
 - proper README

License
----

MIT

**Free Software, Hell Yeah!**

Contribution is welcome :) ��Cheers ��
print-tools 0.0.5
Print styling/formatting methods.

# Print Tools
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/edmundpf/print_tools.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/edmundpf/print_tools)
[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/print-tools.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/print-tools)
> Includes useful methods for stylized/formatted printing.
## Install
* `python3 -m pip install print-tools`
## Usage
``` python
from print_tools.printer import Printer
p = Printer()
p.log('Printer initialized!')
```
## Methods
* `__init__`
	* style
		* Default monokai, can use solarized as well
	* Monokai Colors
		* 'orange', 'magenta', 'purple', 'blue', 'seagreen', 'green', 'yellow'
	* Solorized Colors
		* 'yellow', 'orange', 'red', 'magenta', 'violet', 'blue', 'cyan', 'green'
* `log`
	* Logs text with bold date/time string in front of text
	* Args
		* text
* `error`
	* Prints red *ERROR:* in front of text, log string optional
	* Args
		* text
		* log (True)
* `success`
	* Prints green *SUCCESS:* in front of text, log string optional
	* Args
		* text
		* log (True)
* `arrow`
	* Prints "-->" in front of text, indentation optional
	* Args
		* text
		* indent (0)
* `chevron`
	* Prints ">>>" in front of text, indentation optional
	* Args
		* text
		* indent (0)
* `bullet`
	* Prints "•" in front of text, indentation optional
	* Args
		* text
		* indent (0)
* `format`
	* Custom template formatting of strings
	* Template formatting entered as so in string: i.e. `[bold:green]`
		* format_op arg can be changed to different outside operator, must be two char string, i.e. "||" would yield `|bold:green|`
	* Modifiers must be entered first
		* bold, italic, underlined, reset
	* Foreground color must be entered next i.e. `[green]`
	* Background color must be entered with *on_* prefix i.e. `[on_blue]`
	* Formatting can be removed with *reset* modifier, this can be mixed with new formatting i.e. `[reset:bold:green]`
	* To remove specific formatting, enter no_ before argument, (one argument per block) i.e. `[no_bold][no_italic]`
		* To remove foreground color
			* `[no_foreground]
		* To remove background color
			* `[no_background]
	* By default the string formatting is cleared after the print statement, this can be changed by setting arg *reset* to False
	* Additionally, the log string can be printed first by setting arg *log* to True
pitch 0.0.6
To find pitch of an audio file

This is a package to find pitch of an audio signal ie. **wav file.**

Use the function by giving the input argument as the name of the *wav* file  (*type==str*).

Function returns the value of the pitch of the audio.

*import pitch*

*p = pitch.find_pitch('Sample.wav')*

*print('pitch =', p)*


**Packages Required**

1.scipy

2.matplotlib

3.numpy
openstack-virtual-baremetal 1.0.2.dev28
A collection of tools for using OpenStack instances to test baremetal deployment

OpenStack Virtual Baremetal
===========================

OpenStack Virtual Baremetal is a way to use OpenStack instances to do
simulated baremetal deployments.  For more details, see the `full
documentation
<http://openstack-virtual-baremetal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>`_.