semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pypi-download-tarball 0.0.9
Automates manual installation of Python modules.
Keywords: python tarball download

# DEPRECATED

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**No longer supporting this repository**

Automates manual Python library installation through the *PyPi* `tar.gz` tarball. If no tarball is found, the program will look for next available `.zip` file and install the package. I've used this in the past when *pip* hasn't worked out, and I have to revert to manual installation of Python libraries. Works on **Python 3.5+**. 

## Install with:

`pip install pypi-download-tarball`

Or:

`python setup.py install`

## Basic Usage

Installing a single package from the command line:

`pypi-download-tarball -p <package name>`

## File Usage

Installing via packages listed on separate lines in a `.txt` file. 

#### Example File Format:

```
xlrd
black
pyinstaller
```

#### Command:

`pypi-download-tarball -r <text file>`

## Demo

![xlrd-example](demo.gif)

## Developement

### Windows

#### Installing Development dependencies

* Run `build install`

#### Running tests:

* Run `build test`, which runs all the unit tests in `tests.py`.

All the other targets are for upload package to PyPi. 

### Linux

#### Installing Development dependencies

* Run `make install`

Make sure you have [GNU Make](https://www.gnu.org/software/make/) installed. You can install it with `sudo apt-get install make`. 

#### Running tests:

* Run `make test`, which runs all the unit tests in `tests.py`.

All the other targets are for upload package to PyPi. 

#### Running tests:

* Run `build test`, which runs all the unit tests in `tests.py`.

All the other targets are for upload package to PyPi. 

## Note
* This tool currently installs the latest version of your package.
* This package is currently is platform independent. It should work on **Windows**, **Linux** and **MacOSX**. 
* If your using a *Unix* enviorment, you might need to use `python3`/`pip3` instead of `python`/`pip`.
py-pass 1.5.5
A customizable password generator
Requires Python: >=2.7

# Py_Pass
This is a random password generator in python that does NOT store ANY of your data.

**Where can I use it ?:**

- Windows (.exe compiled version available on [GitHub](https://github.com/ZKAW/Py-Pass))
- Ubuntu
- macOS

**With this script, you can:**

- Select the password length
- Enable/disable numbers
- Enable/disable special chars
- Change the special char list

**HOW TO USE:**

- `from py_pass import randPass`
- `print(randPass())`

randPass can take four arguments:

- stringLength -> Password length, in integer.
- isNumber -> Is the password should include numbers, in boolean.
- isSpecial -> Is the password should include special characters, in boolean.
- specialChars -> The special characters ASCII map, in string.

**HOW TO HELP ME:**

- Like and fork my github
- Tell your friend about it ! :)

**INFO**

GitHub link: https://github.com/ZKAW/PyPass

**! DISCLAIMER !**

This script is not storing ANY of your data, so you can use it in a totally transparent and safe way. Enjoy ! :)
guess-xsd-type 0.1
XSD data type recommender
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Guess XSD data type

The purpose of this 'package' is to guestimate a primitive XSD datatype as defined in section 3.3 here: https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-2/ Currently covers: string, decimal (and integer), date, anyURI...

If you have Python (3.x) installed you can run it from command line. There are currently three functions. One requires a value inputted by a user:
```
python guess_xsd_user_input.py
```

Another function allows for a csv to be passed on. Currently the flavour of guessing is 'one-shot', which means that just for the first value of a column the XSD datatype is guessed. To use (function,filename,delimiter):
```
python guess_one_shot.py ./example_stolpersteine.csv ';'

```

A repeated one-shot function, checks for all values in a variable and provides a guestimate if for all values the same datatype was found, or suggest 'string' as datatype. In that case a warning is given and the number and type of datatypes found is reported.

```
python repeated_one_shot.py ./example_stolpersteine.csv ';'
```
holo 0.1.3
Holo is a library provides overload like cpp
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0
Keywords: overload

# holo
Holo is a library provides overload like cpp

## Installation

```py
pip install holo
```


## A Simple Example

```py
from holo import overload

@overload
def add(l, r):
    return l + r

@overload
def add(l):
    return l + 2

add(3)
#>5
add(3, 4)
#>7

class Foo:
    def __init__(self, l):
        self.l = l

    @overload
    def add(self):
        return self.l + 2

    @overload
    def add(self, r):
        return self.l + r

f = Foo(3)
f.add()
#>5
f.add(4)
#>7
```