semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
nickstoolbox 0.2
Package for useful frequent functions

# NicksToolbox
This is my package. 

In order to install it, run
```bash
$ pip install nickstoolbox
$ python 
>>> import nickstoolbox as ns 
```

## Functions and Classes

### ns.HowsMyMemory()
Prints the current time, and how much memory is being used 

### ns.EndCode()
Prints that the code ended along with the timestamp in which it ended 


### ns.Scatter(x,y,z,c='b',marker='o',depthshade=True,xlabel='',ylabel='',zlabel=''):

### ns.ViewAvailableFonts():
Prints the available fonts for Matplotlib 

### ns.ScatterWithHist(x, y, scatterstyle='bo', bin_no = None, cx = 'red', cy = 'cyan',alphaVal=0.5):
This plots your xy plots but also puts in the histogram distribution of the x values on the x-axis and the histogram distribution of the y values on the y-axis.
This was originally suggested by Dr. Gari Clifford as a sanity check to make sure that your data was properly distributed.

### ns.ActivateLatex():

### ns.SetTicks(size=20):

### ns.FlattenList(input_list):

### ns.flatten(input_list):

### ns.DrawBoundary(x,y):

### class SendEmail():
turta-lorahat 1.0.0
Python Libraries for Turta LoRa HAT

# Turta LoRa HAT for Raspberry Pi
LoRa HAT is a long-range communication transceiver for Raspberry Pi.

## Features
- Carries LoRa Transceiver module with onboard LoRaWAN Protocol Stack.
- Securely connects to the cloud services via Cryptographic co-processor.
- Detects theft attempts via accel-tilt sensor.
- Has Grove compatible I2C, digital and analog ports.
- 4Ch single-ended or 2Ch differential analog inputs are available.
- Three LEDs for status indication.
- Stackable design; most of the GPIO pins are free.
- ID EEPROM for Raspberry Pi HAT specification compliance.

## Raspberry Pi Configuration
* You should enable SPI and I2C from the Raspberry Pi's configuration. To do so, type 'sudo raspi-config' to the terminal, then go to 'Interfacing Options' and enable both SPI and I2C.
* You should swap the serial ports of the Raspberry Pi. Set "/dev/ttyAMA0" to 'serial0'. Also, disable the console on 'serial0'. For a how-to, visit our documentation at [docs.turta.io](https://docs.turta.io/how-tos/raspberry-pi/raspbian/swapping-the-serial-ports).

## Documentation
Visit [docs.turta.io](https://docs.turta.io) for documentation.