semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
slackerade 0.0.2
Masquerade yourself as a fictitious user on slack
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5.0
Keywords: Masquerade yourself as a fictitious user on slack

slackerade
==========

Masquerade yourself as fictitious user on slack

Usage
-----

::

    ./slackerade.py https://hooks.slack.com/services/CHANNEL/URL/HASH
    USERNAME MSG EMOJI_NAME

Note: to have access to the channel *Webhook Url* you must first activate slack *Incoming Webhook* feature as explained `here <https://api.slack.com/messaging/webhooks#posting_with_webhooks>`_.

Example
-------

``./slackerade.py https://hooks.slack.com/services/<censured> "The Joker"  "That's the joke" ":thats_the_joke:"``

gives :

.. figure:: https://github.com/Kraymer/public/raw/master/slackerade/slackerade_demo.png
   :alt:
ccreport 1.0.10
Code coverage report for builds hosted on Azure DevOps.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# ccreport - code coverage report

## Installation
`pip install ccreport`

## Usage
`
ccreport -o https://dev.azure.com/your_organization -p "Project Name" -t 24yu2y34gu23 -d "(^\\base_services\\|^\\custom_services\\)" -b v1.2.0
`

#### Parameters
`-o/--organization-url` parameter is required

`-p/--project-name` parameter is required

`-t/--token` parameter is required

`-d/--definition-regex` parameter is optional. It's used to match build definition full path which contains build definition path and build definition name joined with `\` character. For instance, if the build definition name is `customer_service` and it's in folder `\base_services\common\` then the full path is `\base_services\common\customer_service`.

`-b/--branch-name` parameter is optional. Default value: `master`
pyhat 0.0.1
Modern Python for locked-down RHEL
License: MIT
Keywords: python redhat

This package simply wraps Python 3.8 in a wheel, allowing you to install it 
on Red Hat, Centos, Fedora etc that normally only have old versions of Python.
May be able to work around IT protocols that block downloading and installing
software.

Installation and use:

```bash
pip install pyhat

pyhat  # or pyhat myscript.py
```