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panda3d-render-pass 0.1.1
A Panda3D utility to simplify setting up multi-pass rendering systems
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0

# Render Pass
This library is intended to make multi-pass rendering a little easier in Panda3D.
Each RenderPass objects represents a render target and a scene to render.
If no scene is given, a fullscreen quad is rendered.
This library is meant to replace the FilterManager found in Panda3D's Direct library.

## Example
The code below was added to the "Roaming Ralph" demo to do HDR rendering.
The full sample can be found in `samples/roaming-ralph`.
```python
        self.render.set_attrib(LightRampAttrib.make_identity())
        fb_props = FrameBufferProperties()
        fb_props.set_float_color(True)
        fb_props.set_rgba_bits(16, 16, 16, 0)
        fb_props.set_depth_bits(32)

        scene_pass = RenderPass(
            'scene',
            camera=base.camera,
            scene=base.render,
            frame_buffer_properties=fb_props,
            clear_color=LColor(0.53, 0.80, 0.92, 1),
        )

        filter_pass = RenderPass(
            'filter',
            shader=Shader.load(Shader.SL_GLSL, 'shaders/fsq.vert', 'shaders/fsq.frag')
        )
        filter_pass._root.set_shader_input('render', scene_pass.output)

        card = filter_pass.buffer.getTextureCard()
        card.setTexture(filter_pass.output)
        card.reparentTo(render2d)
```
nr.date 1.1.0
Fast date parsing with timezone offset support.
License: MIT

# nr.date

This package provides a fast parser for fixed format date strings with 
support for timezone offsets. The goal of this package is to

1. bring support for timezone offsets to Python 2.7
2. be faster than `dateutil.parser.parse()`

You can control the regex backend with the `PYTHON_NR_DATE_REGEX_BACKEND`
environment variable. The default is `re`. You can use this variable to
make it use the `regex` module instead.

Currently supported format options are:

- `%Y` &ndash; 4 digit year
- `%m` &ndash; 2 digit month
- `%d` &ndash; 2 digit day
- `%H` &ndash; 2 digit hour
- `%M` &ndash; 2 digit minute
- `%S` &ndash; 2 digit second
- `%f` &ndash; arbitrary precision milliseconds
- `%z` &ndash; timezone offset (`[+-]\d\d:?\d\d` offset or `Z` for UTC)

The date formats are extensible by using the `register_format_option()`
function or creating a new `FormatOptionSet`.

## API

### `BaseFormatOption()`

Base class for format options.

### `FormatOption(char, dest, regex, parser, render)`

Useful class for creating a new format options.

### `TimezoneFormatOption()`

Special format option implementation for matching timezone offset.

### `FormatOptionSet()`

Represents a set of `BaseFormatOption` objects. Use the `create_date_format()`
method to create a `DateFormat` object from this set and a format string.

### `DateFormat(string, option_set=None)`

Creates a new parser and formatter for dates from a template string. It is
recommendable to use `FormatOptionSet.create_date_format()` instead to make
use of caching.

### `DateFormatSet(name, formats)`

A collection of `DateFormat` objects that can be parsed successively until a
first match is found. The `format()` method will use the first format in the
set.

### `root_option_set`

A global `FormatOptionSet`.

### `register_format_option()`

Add a new format option to the `root_option_set`. This is the same as calling
`root_option_set.add()`.

### `parse_date(string, fmt)`

Parses the date *string* using the specified *fmt* into a `datetime.datetime`
object.

### `format_date(date, fmt)`

Formats the *date* using the specified *fmt* into a string.

### `create_format_set(name, formats)`

Creates a new `DateFormatSet` with the specified *formats*.

### `ISO_8601`

### `JAVA_OFFSET_DATETIME`

## Benchmarks

TODO

## Future

* Vendor `dateutil.tz` module?

## Changelog

### v1.1.0 (2019-04-16)

* Fix microsecond (`%f`) formatting
* Fix parsing of timezone offset with colon (`%z`)
* Use `pkgutil` instead of `pkg_resources` namespace packages

### v1.0.0 (2019-04-06)

* Initial release
dba 0.0.2
Package short description.
License: MIT


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Documentation for ``dba``.


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vidtext 1.1
This Project or Package Is Made for to Convert the Text to Video
License: MIT

# vidtext
Vidtext is a python library which provides the functionality to convert the text directly into the video. vidtext used the rake_nltk library to tokenization the text. then select the highest score token to make an image according to the token.
## Installation
### Using PIP
`pip install vidtext`
### Directly from the repository
`git clone https://github.com/anubhavshakya/vidtext.git`
`python vidtext/setup.py install`
## Usage
```python
import vidtext
li = "Text" # Text Content for video
content = vidtext.summary(li) # Return List
vidtext.TextToVideo(content,vs=0.1) # vs to control the speed of video
```
## Contributing
### Bug Reports and Feature Requests
Please use issue tracker for reporting bugs or feature requests.
### Development
Pull requests are most welcome.