semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
mkgist 3.5
A small utility for making gists
License: MIT

# mkgist

A small utility for making gists. When I need to share code snippets online, the formatting always ends up totally messed up when I copy-paste manually. This alleviates that.

## Setup

### With pip

The easiest way to get a copy is through `pip3`:

    pip3 install mkgist

Annoying things happen, at least on my system, without `pip3`. I'll look into it at some point.

### Manual

To install dependencies, run `pip install -r requirements.txt` after installing. I don't use this within a virtual environment, but doing so would look something like this:

```
virtualenv -p $(which python3) $HOME/virtualenv/mkgist
source $HOME/virtualenv/mkgist/bin/activate
```

## Usage

    mkgist filenames [-d "description"] [--public] [--raw] [--nocopy]

- If no filenames are entered, the contents of the gist are read from STDIN.
- The location of the created gist is printed to stdout.
- Gists are secret by default, but can be made public with `--public`. (Secret gists aren't indexed by search engines)
- `--raw` returns a link to the raw hosted file, which you can then get with `curl` or `wget`. If multiple files are created with this flag, the URLs are always printed to stdout.
- By default, the URL of the created Gist is copied to the clipboard. `--nocopy` prints the link to stdout instead, not overwriting the clipboard.
python-magic-win64-0.4.15-fork 0.4.15
python-magic-win64 fork for python-magic 0.4.15 bundled with win64 dlls
License: MIT
Keywords: mime,magic,file,windows,win64,dll

This module uses python-magic to access libmagic functionality.
It also distributes and automatically injects the magic library for 64-bit Windows & python.
Can be used as a drop-in replacement for python-magic by using `from winmagic import magic`.
actiondb 1.1.0
The database that doesn't wait for you, it comes.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6.0

# Welcome to ActionDB
*The database that doesn't wait for you, it **goes**.*

![MyPy](https://img.shields.io/badge/MyPy-Passing-blue.svg)
![Flake8](https://img.shields.io/badge/Flake8-Pep%208-brightgreen.svg)
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/Zwork101/actionDB.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/Zwork101/actionDB)
Full docs [here](https://zwork101.github.io/action/)

## Introduction

Welcome to actionDB, the DB that comes to you. ActionDB is designed to keep events that need to be summoned at a later
date persistent. Personally, this will be used when I make discord bots via
https://github.com/b1naryth1ef/disco. However this doesn't mean you
can't use this with anything else, you can, and I highly encourage that you do. While this library was designed so that
you could easily create and use your own backend, you're welcome to use the sqlite3 backend that comes with it. Lastly,
I was to talk about what's planned. At some point, I want to do some major refactoring, and separate the client and
server. This would allow you connect to a remote database, something that's not essential but nice, but mainly use
whatever concurrency library you want. The backend will still be gevent, however the client can be asyncio, trio,
threading, etc.

## Quick Start

To get started, we'll need to create our client, this will also create a action.db file, however the name can be
changed when initializing:
```py
from action import Action

action = Action()
```
After this, you should add listeners to your heart's content:
```py
@action.listen("new_msg")
def new_message(name: str, content: str, id: str=None)
    print(name + "\n\n" + content + "\n" + "(" + id + ")")
```
And if you want to do something, such as send a message in 5 minutes, you can do:
```py
action.trigger_in(5 * 60, "new_msg", "Hello World!", "My name is sam, and I live in a can", id="2323445")
```
Then presuming you're also doing other things, or have utilized ``gevent.joinall``, in 5 minutes you'll see:

    Hello World!

    My name is sam, and I live in a can
    (2323445)

And that's all there is! If you want to see how you can trigger events at an exact time, or other fun stuff, see the
documentation graciously provided below!

### Note:
You can import the main classes from action like so:
```py
from action import Action, ActionBackend, ActionEmitter, Event
```
Happy Coding!
tox-pip-extensions 1.6.0
Augment tox with different installation methods via progressive enhancement.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=2.7, !=3.0.*, !=3.1.*, !=3.2.*, !=3.3.*

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/tox-dev/tox-pip-extensions.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/tox-dev/tox-pip-extensions)
[![Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/repos/github/asottile/tox-pip-extensions/badge.svg?branch=master)](https://coveralls.io/github/asottile/tox-pip-extensions?branch=master)

tox-pip-extensions
==================

Augment tox with different installation methods via progressive enhancement.

## Installation

`pip install tox-pip-extensions`

## Supported extensions

### [venv-update (pip-faster)](https://github.com/Yelp/venv-update)

venv-update has the desirable behavior that it synchronizes the installed
packages to the dependencies you ask for and uninstalls extraneous things
quickly (without removing the virtualenv) -- you'll never need
`tox --recreate` again!

To enable this enhancement, simply add:

```ini
[tox]
tox_pip_extensions_ext_venv_update = true
```

### [pip-custom-platform](https://github.com/asottile/pip-custom-platform)

pip-custom-platform is useful if you'd like to target other operating systems
and maintain an internal pypi server containing precompiled wheels.

To enable this enhancement, simply add:

```ini
[tox]
tox_pip_extensions_ext_pip_custom_platform = true
```

### pip-custom-platform + venv-update (pip-faster)

These extensions can be used together, simply add both:

```ini
[tox]
tox_pip_extensions_ext_venv_update = true
tox_pip_extensions_ext_pip_custom_platform = true
```

## Bootstrap requirements

By default, `tox-pip-extensions` will intelligently choose what versions to
install based on the plugins selected.

If you'd like to pin specific versions, `tox-pip-extensions` will defer to a
file named `requirements-bootstrap.txt` in the same directory as `tox.ini`.