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knight 1.1.2
CLI version of Codechef for dummies...
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: codechef competetive-programming coding cli


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Knight is a command line utility for doing basic CodeChef operations like problem submission, history, etc directly from the terminal. Trust me it helps ðŸ˜€
# Parameters & Usage

    usage: knight [-h] [-n] [-l] [--select-contest contest_code] [--reset-contest] [-s problem_code solution_location] [--history problem_code] [-u] [--config] [--logout]

 - `-h or --help` - Displays the standard help on usage and parameters
 - `-n or --nologin` - Performs certain operations that don't require you to log in (currently only `-l or --list-contests`)
 - `--select-contest <contest_code>` - Change the contest to the current ongoing `contest_code`
 - `--reset-contest` - Change the contest to PRACTISE mode
 - `-s <problem code> <solution file> or  --submit <problem code> <solution file>` - Submit your solution file to the specified problem code. **Change the contest to submit to an ongoing contest**.
 - `--history <problem code>` - Display your submission history for that problem in a prettier tabular format. **Change the contest to submit to an ongoing contest**
 - `-u or --user` - Display the currently configured user on **Knight**.
 - `--config` - Set another username and password for logging into Codechef.
 - `--logout` - Logs out the configured user on Codechef (if logged in)

Note: **Knight** uses sessions  so your previous login session is saved for later use.



# Installation

 - Linux & Unix systems - `$ pip install knight --upgrade`
 - Windows - `pip install knight --upgrade`

 For Windows users, you need to add installation directory to `PATH`. At the end of the installation, you'll be notified by a warning with a location/directory. Copy that location and add it to system's `PATH` variable.
 # Requirements

 - Python 3.x

 # Issues
 In case of some error  or exceptions, please find the log files under `HOME_DIR/.knight/logs/` and submit an issue on Github with the logs.
 It will really be of great help improving the user experience.

 # How to Contribute

 - Fork the repo.
 - Clone the repo `https://github.com/<your username>/knight.git` to empty directory.

    ```
    mkdir knight
    cd knight
    git clone https://github.com/<your username>/knight.git
    ```

 - Create a new branch for your changes.
	 ```
	 git branch my_branch
	 git checkout my_branch
	 ```

 - Commit your changes and Submit Pull Request to `master` branch of parent project with description and comments
## Testing
Run the knight.py file with requried parameters and arguments that work on your changes.
```
[Inside project root]

python3 knight/knight.py <appropriate args>
```
pymba 0.3.7
Pymba is a Python wrapper for Allied Vision's Vimba C API.
License: MIT
Keywords: python,python3,opencv,cv,machine vision,computer vision,image recognition,vimba,allied vision

Pymba is a Python wrapper for Allied Vision's Vimba C API. It wraps the Vimba C library file included in the Vimba installation to provide a simple Python interface for Allied Vision cameras. It currently supports most of the functionality provided by Vimba.