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hpcsubway 0.0.2
SUBmit jobs in your own WAY
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5

SUBWAY
========

SUBmit jobs in your own WAY.

![Github Action](https://github.com/Rails-on-HPC/subway/workflows/tests/badge.svg)
[![Documentation Status](https://readthedocs.org/projects/subway/badge/?version=latest)](https://subway.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest)


## Install

* `pip install hpcsubway`

* `python3 setup.py install`

* or use directly by only `export SUBWAY_PATH=/abs/dir/for/bin` and
`export PATH=$SUBWAY_PATH:$PATH` as well as `export SUBWAY_PYTHON=python of your choice`, 
default is `python3`.


## Howto

### Simple Slurm Example

Try:

```bash
mkdir demo && cd demo
subway debug setup rgd
subway run
```

## Docs

```bash
pip install sphnix
cd docs
make html
```

The generated html docs are living in ``subway/docs/_build/html``.

Or just check the online doc hosted in [readthedocs](https://subway.readthedocs.io/).

## Tests

```bash
pip install pytest
pytest
# or if you have slurm installed
pytest --slurm
```

You can also test full sets in docker if you don't have slurm configured

```bash
bash run-test.sh
```
riffdog 0.1.0
Terraform - Reality Scanner
License: MIT
Keywords: terraform aws coverage

# riffdog
Riffdog Terraform / Reality scanner - finding 'things' in the Real World which 
Terraform didn't put there.

This project works by firstly loading your terraform state files - *not* your
terraform files, and building a memory object that represents what terraform 
*thinks* it has deployed. The second step is then to access your environment
and actually look what *is* there, and it builds another memory object.

Then it compares the two, and looks for:

* Things that TF put there, but arn't there
* Things that are there, that TF doesn't know about

For this to work, you *must* install a resouce pack, for instance `riffdog_aws`

## Command line vs Library

Riffdog is both a command line tool and a python library. The command line tool
basically creates a config object and calls the scan method.

To install (for example with the AWS resources)

`$ pip install riffdog[aws]`

To run:

`$ riffdog -b bucketname_containing_states` 

For full command line reference, please see the docs #FIXME - link to docs!

## Light vs Full Scan mode

AWS and Terraform are very complex: for instance, a EC2 instance is a computer,
a collection of network cards, volumes, etc. In 'light' mode, we do a high level
scan to see if all the main components are there - in 'full' mode, it inspects
all elements (as far as RiffDog is aware of, see below) - i.e. checks that all
network cards, volumes, etc are mounted as intended.

## Ignores

Its important to realise that not all infrastructure is deployed via TF - for
instance auto scaling, or service discovery systems may be interacting with your
infrastructure, and this is OK, but you don't want RiffDog raising alerts on
those.

## Caveats:

This is pretty much *always* a work under development, as AWS adds more features
modules etc. The system is designed to be modular, but we're only able to keep
up with modules that we use - so if you use a feature of AWS that we don't scan
please feel free to add a module. If you need help, please contact us or file 
a ticket.



## Testing

Automated testing of this system is quite difficult. Ultimatly these are here to make sure that changes to internal data structures do not break other functions (e.g. some data objects such as network interfaces are used by multiple features: both EC2 instances and Lambdas). The real test is whether it works against the current Terraform and AWS API's, not a snapshot from previous years.

* Tests go into the tests folder, 
* Tox is used to make sure compatibility with various versions of python & libraries
colorAlphabet 0.3
Use Paul Green-Armytage color alphabet to color text output to a terminal
License: MIT

# ColorAlphabet #
ColorAlphabet a Python package to colour text on a terminal unsing
Paul Green-Armytage color alphabet.

### Paul Green-Armytage color alphabet ###
The paper "Paul Green-Armytage color alphabet" by Paul Green-Armytage
can be found at https://aic-color.org/resources/Documents/jaic_v5_06.pdf

## Limits ##
Tested only on xterm and Konsole terminals

### Who do I talk to? ###

* [Roberto Vidmar](mailto:rvidmar@inogs.it)
meteoswiss 0.0.11
Library to get data from meteo swiss
License: MIT

meteoswiss
==========

.. image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/meteoswiss.svg
    :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/meteoswiss
    :alt: Latest PyPI version

.. image:: https://github.com/websylv/meteoswiss.png
   :target: https://github.com/websylv/meteoswiss
   :alt: Latest Travis CI build status

Library to get data from meteo swiss
NOT ready for production ! for the moment it's just a draft to do some tests

Usage
-----

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

Requirements
^^^^^^^^^^^^
    requests>=2.22.0
    pandas>=0.25.3
    beautifulsoup4>=4.8.2

    May probably work with older versions but not tested

Compatibility
-------------

Licence
-------

Authors
-------

`meteoswiss` was written by `websylv <div@webhu.org>`_.