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line-pay 0.2.0
LINE Pay API SDK for Python
License: MIT
Keywords: LINE,LINE Pay

LINE Pay API SDK for Python
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SDK of the LINE Pay API for Python.

Introduction
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The LINE Pay API SDK for Python makes it easy to develop apps using LINE Pay API.


API Documentation
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See the official API documentation for more information

English: https://pay.line.me/jp/developers/apis/onlineApis?locale=en_US

Japanese: https://pay.line.me/jp/developers/apis/onlineApis?locale=ja_JP

Requirements
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-  Python >= 3.6
-  requests >= 2.22.0

Installation
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::

    $ pip install line-pay

Hints
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Examples
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`Example usage <https://github.com/sumihiro3/line-pay-sdk-python/tree/master/examples>`__
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Example using `Flask <http://flask.pocoo.org/>`__
topside 0.3.0
A simulator for rocket launch operations
License: MIT

## Topside: Technical Operations Procedures Simulator & Integrated Development Environment

![](https://github.com/waterloo-rocketry/topside/workflows/Build%20Executable%20[PyInstaller]/badge.svg)

Waterloo Rocketry's operations simulator is a tool for modelling and simulating rocket launch systems and procedures.

#### Requirements

Python 3.7 or newer is required.

Required Python packages can be installed using `pip install -r requirements.txt`.

#### Building a standalone application

The `tools/` directory contains two scripts for building a standalone application: `build_cxfreeze.sh` and `build_pyinstaller.sh`. However, currently only the PyInstaller build is functional due to upstream bugs in the interaction between SciPy, cx_Freeze, and Cython.

Building a standalone application should be as simple as running `build_pyinstaller.sh`. The resulting application can be found at `dist/Topside/Topside.exe`.