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sqlalchemyp 0.0.5
SQLAlchemy Print Query
License: MIT

# SQLAlchemy Print Query

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# Install
`pip install sqlalchemyp`

# Usage

```
>>> from sqlalchemyp import print_sql
>>> print_sql(DBSession.query(Hero).filter_by(name='Spider-Man'), 'postgresql')
SELECT hero.id,
       hero.name
FROM hero
WHERE hero.name = 'Spider-Man';
>>>
```
sangfor-trans 0.1.5
Free Sangfor Translate API with Python. Translates totally free of charge.
License: MIT
Keywords: sangfor translate translator

# sangfor_trans: Free sangfor translate for Python

python 3.4+ 
python 2.7+

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Quickstart
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You can install it from PyPI:

code: bash

   $ pip install sangfor_trans

or manual install:  
code: bash

   $ python setup.py install


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
single sentence translation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

code: python

    >>> from sangfor_trans import get_translate
    >>> from sangfor_trans.config import GOOGLE, BAIDU
    >>> translator = get_translate.GetTranslator(GOOGLE)
    >>> translator.translate("auto", "zh", "hello world. \n this is my book")
    u'你好，世界。这是我的书'


----------------
support language
----------------

.. code::  

  'afrikaans': 'af',  
  'arabic': 'ar',  
  'belarusian': 'be',  
  'bulgarian': 'bg',  
  'catalan': 'ca',  
  'czech': 'cs',  
  'welsh': 'cy',  
  'danish': 'da',  
  'german': 'de',  
  'greek': 'el',  
  'english': 'en',  
  'esperanto': 'eo',  
  'spanish': 'es',  
  'estonian': 'et',  
  'persian': 'fa',  
  'finnish': 'fi',  
  'french': 'fr',  
  'irish': 'ga',  
  'galician': 'gl',  
  'hindi': 'hi',  
  'croatian': 'hr',  
  'hungarian': 'hu',  
  'indonesian': 'id',  
  'icelandic': 'is',  
  'italian': 'it',  
  'hebrew': 'iw',  
  'japanese': 'ja',  
  'korean': 'ko',  
  'latin': 'la',  
  'lithuanian': 'lt',  
  'latvian': 'lv',  
  'macedonian': 'mk',  
  'malay': 'ms',  
  'maltese': 'mt',  
  'chinese_simplified': 'zh-CN',  
  'chinese_traditional': 'zh-TW',  
  'auto': 'auto'  

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How to make python third-party library and upload to PyPi
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step1: python setup.py sdist  
step2: pip install twine  
step3: we need to register an account on PyPI and create a file ~/.pypirc in the local user root directory（windows: the .pypirc file is in C:\Users\sangfor）, so that we don't need to enter the account password in the future.
```
[distutils]
index-servers=pypi

[pypi]
repository = https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/
username = <username>
password = <password> 
```
step4: Next comes the last step, uploading packaged libraries. We use twine here. If there is no installation in the environment, we need to use PIP install twine to install it first.
```
twine upload dist/* 
```
End: At this point, you can see your own source code package on the web page, and you can use our own Python library by using PIP install package name.