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noodle 0.0.2
Create beautiful and lightweight Command Lines Tools.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0
Keywords: cli,commands

# Noodle

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Easily create beautiful and lightweight Command Line tools

```python
# cli.py
import noodle


class Main(noodle.Master):
    """
    Sample CLI app written with Noodle.
    """


class Greet(noodle.Command):
    """
    Greets someone
    """

    command_name = "greet"
    argument = {"name": "Who do you want to greet?"}

    def handler(self):
        noodle.output(f"Hello {self.argument}")


app = Main()
app.register(Greet)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()
```

Calling the script:

```
$ python cli.py
Sample CLI app written with Noodle.

Usage:
  command [options] [arguments]

Commands:
  greet           Greets someone
```

Calling a command:

```
$ python cli.py greet
Help:
  Greets someone

Usage:
  greet [options] [arguments]

Arguments:
  name            Who do you want to greet?
```

Calling the command and the argument:

```
$ python cli.py greet Charles
Hello Charles
```
markdown2pdf3 0.2.3
A tool converts Markdown file to PDF.
License: MIT

Markdown2PDF
============

It works well on Python3 and Windows 10,
and not tested on other platforms.

Markdown2pdf is a command-line tool to convert markdown file into pdf.

Installation
------------

To install Markdown2PDF you may need to install PDF convertion tool first,

Install Markdown2PDF by pip:

.. code-block:: shell

    pip install markdown2pdf3


Usage
-----

You can use Markdown2PDF via simple command ``md2pdf``:

.. code-block:: shell

    md2pdf article.md
PyMIPS 1.0.0
A python MIPS interpreter
License: MIT

# Py-MI-PS

A MIPS interpreter written in Python

![alt text](<https://github.com/AshtonUPS/Py-MI-PS/blob/master/Assets/Py(MI)Ps%20Graphic.png>)

Example code courtesy of [University Of The Pacific]

[mips ref sheet]

[university of the pacific]: https://ecs-network.serv.pacific.edu/ecpe-170/tutorials/mips-example-programs
[ref]: http://www-ee.eng.hawaii.edu/~sasaki/EE361/Fall99/ChrisChan/Report.html#3.0
[mips ref sheet]: https://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/resources/MIPS_help.html

## Installation

See [releases] for installation instructions

[releases]: https://github.com/AshtonUPS/Py-MI-PS/releases

## Usage

Invoke PyMips with the pymips command from you python virtual environment:

```sh
pymips <path to mips file>
```

## Current Features

Currently, only base mips commands are supported. Some pseudo commands will work, but they are unreliable and may not parse properly. No commands that take advantage of coprocessors are supported.
mrproxy 0.4.0
Mediocre Reverse Proxy.
License: MIT

mrproxy
=======

Description
~~~~~~~~~~~

mrproxy is a Mediocre Reverse Proxy. Seriously, you should never use
this for anything other than development needs. I wrote this as a quick
way to inject headers for authentication outside of production.

Installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~

::

    $ pip install mrproxy

Usage
~~~~~

Currently the only use for mrproxy is additional headers with a request.

::

    $ mrproxy --header="X-Auth-User: gary"