semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-zip-code-api 1.4.2
Zip Code API is an API for zip codes (postal codes) and addresses requesting. Optimized for polish addresses, however might work as universal tool.

# Zip Code API

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Zip Code API is an API for zip codes (postal codes) and addresses requesting. Optimized for polish addresses, however might work as universal tool.

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## Requirements

Zip Code API requires Python 2.7 or Python 3.3 or newer and Django 1.11.

## Installation

To install zip-code-api using `PIP` run command:

```
pip install django-zip-code-api
```

You can also install it directly from `GIT` repo:

```
pip install https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/zip_code_api.git
```

or, if you need install from branch:

```
pip install https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/zip_code_api.git@branch-name
```

You can also clone project to your local directory:

```
cd \serwer\www
mkdir zip_code_api
git clone https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/zip_code_api.git zip_code_api
```

Then you can install it using `setup.py`:

```
python setup.py install
```

or install the package with a symlink, so that changes to the source files will be immediately reflected:

```
python setup.py develop
```


## Authors

Made with love by [Integree Bussines Solutions](https://www.integree.eu) from Warsaw, Poland
test-report-processor 0.10.11
This package parses a cucumber JSON to a report friendly JSON

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Test report processor
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This repository is a JSON parser for test reports. It imports a test report generated by pytest (cucumber JSON file). Then is parses the cucumber JSON to any desired JSON report.

When output to Paessler is selected, the new JSON is send to a paessler sensor through a GET request.
The Paessler sensor's are displayed on a Paessler dashboard for DevOps purposes.

Requirements
------------
- json
- request


Usage
-----
When using the test report parser, the required input is a test report JSON file. The output can be any of the mentioned outputs.

**Input**
- Cucumber test report (JSON file)

**Output**
- Paessler JSON


Importing the package
---------------------

Import the package by including the following code::
    ``from test_report_processor.test_report_processor import ReportParser``


Starting a new parser
---------------------
Start the parser by creating a new ReportParser class:

    ``report_parser = ReportParser("/path/cucumber.json", "paessler", "duration")``



Input parameters for ReportParser class
---------------------------------------

Creating a new ReportParser class requires 3 parameters:

1. Location of the "cucumber.json" file (string)
2. Desired parser output (string), options:
    - "paessler" for paessler dashboard
3. Sensor type (string), options:
    - "duration" - test durations of scenario's and steps in milliseconds
    - "status" - test status of scenario's and steps in "pass" or "fail"


Debugging
---------
After creating a ReportParser class, you can view the parsed json with this variable:

    ``report_parser.paessler_json``


A URL will also be generated which points to the Paessler sensor id where the result will be displayed. View the Paessler URL with this variable:

    ``report_parser.paessler_url``
django-congo 2.3.2
Django Congo contains many useful tools for faster and more efficient Django application developing.

# Congo

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Django Congo contains many useful tools for faster and more efficient Django application developing.

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## Requirements

Djanog Congo requires Python 2.7 and Django 1.10 or newer.

## Installation

To install congo, run the following command inside this directory::

```
python setup.py install
```

You can also install the package with a symlink, so that changes to the source files will be immediately available to other users of the package on your system::

```
python setup.py develop
```

If you're using `pip`:

```
pip install django-congo
```

You can also install directly from GIT repo:

```
pip install git+https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/congo3.git
```

or, if you need install from branch:

```
pip install git+https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/congo3.git@branch-name
```

## Project download

Run console and cd to your working directory, eg. `D:\serwer\www`. Create a project dir and clone project from repo:

```
cd \serwer\www
mkdir congo
git clone https://gitlab.com/integree/internal/congo3.git congo
```

## Project development

Before you start verify that packages bellow are installed:

- Python 2.7
- Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7
- MySQL 5.6 or 5.7 x64
- MySQL Connector C 6.0.2
- Git for Windows
- GetText
- Ruby & Compass
- Node & Bower
- virtualenv
- virtualenvwrapper-win

Verify that WORKON_HOME points to virtual env home directory

```
set WORKON_HOME
```

Make virtual env

```
virtualenv -p "c:\Python27\python.exe" "%WORKON_HOME%\congo"
workon congo
```

Verify Python version is 2.7.x

```
python -V
```

Upgrade PIP and verify it's version

```
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
pip -V
```

Set project dir

```
cd \serwer\www\congo
setprojectdir .
```

Install requirements

```
pip install -r env\requirements.txt
```

Run Django migrations

```
migrate.bat
```

Run HTTP server

```
runserver.bat
```

## Authors

Made with love by [Integree Bussines Solutions](https://www.integree.eu) from Warsaw, Poland