semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ApplyEnv 1.0.57
Populate variables in a tree-like schema

# Applies values from a flat dict ("environment") to a tree-like structure ("schema"). 


## Examples

```
    >>> from applyenv import apply
    >>> schema = dict(a="A", b=dict(c="C"))
    >>> environ = dict(A=3, C=5)
    >>> apply(schema, environ)
    {'a': 3, b: {'c': 5}} 

```

Note: feel free to use os.environ to populate env values directly into your schema.
PyDaqMultin 0.0.2
A package of examples of NI DAQ board controls.

This is a package containing a simple set of classes to handle data transfer between PC and National Instruments DAQ board. It was initially developed and somewhat tested for NI USB 6361. The intention is to show the basic principles of writing scripts for data transfer using PyDAQmx library. For furhter examples and details, please see: https://pythonhosted.org/PyDAQmx/ http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370471AA-01/

Most function names are the same as in C library for NI.
ChatTerminal 1.0.1
Chat with Servers via SSH

# ChatTerminal


Chat with Servers via SSH.

[ChatTerminal](https://github.com/chuanwu/ChatTerminal) aims to simulate a real terminal in maximal degree. If you favor ChatOps, [ChatTerminal](https://github.com/chuanwu/ChatTerminal) will be an interesting experience.


### QuickStart

```
pip3 install ChatTerminal
```

Here is the sample usages:

```
>>> from ChatTerminal import Session
>>> # You should have permissions to ssh YOUR_HOST_IP directly.
>>> chat_ssesion = Session("YOUR_HOST_IP")
>>> [d for d in chat_ssesion.execute("pwd")]
['/root']
```


### Wanna Contribute?

```
git clone https://github.com/chuanwu/ChatTerminal ChatTerminal
cd ChatTerminal
make init
make develop
```

### ToDo

- [ ] Execute simple commands like ls, cat, etc.
- [ ] Monitor logs, like tail.
- [ ] Support interactive mode, e.g. Docker, k8s.
- [ ] Provide Web IDE Environment based on open source projects.
- [ ] Download files from the server or from the Internet using you-get.


### Acknowledgement


This project uses [pyenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) as its package dependency management.