semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
speed-reader-H5LAW 0.0.1
A speed reader implemented in Python
Requires Python: >=3.6

# speed-reader

This is a simple speed reader that takes input from a TXT file and reads through it, word by word. It defaults to 160wpm but this can be changed.

## Installation

### git

```$ git clone https://github.com/h5law/speed-reader.git```

```$ cd speed-reader```

```$ pip install -r requirements.txt```

```$ python3 reader.py [-hV] [-w WPM] [-i FILE]```

### pip

```$ pip install --user speed-reader```


## Usage

```$ python3 reader.py -h```

```usage: reader [-h] [-w WPM] [-i INPUT]```

## Misc
You can find the project homepage on [GitHub](https://github.com/h5law/speed-reader)
cspb-tools 1.0.1
CSPB User Interface and Tools package
Requires Python: >=2.7
Keywords: cluster system power cspb raspberry pi gui

# cspb-tools

The Cluster System Power Board (cspb) tools package contains example python software for communicating with the cluster system power board hardware.

## Introduction

The cspb-tools package contains python code examples that make use of the cspb driver package to provide communications to the cluster system power board hardware via an i2c serial bus. The software was developed with a focus on the Raspberry Pi single board computer.

This package contains the following programs:

- cspb_gui:

     A basic graphical user interface for communicating with and programming 
the cspb hardware.

## Dependencies

This package depends on the [cspb](https://pypi.org/project/cspb/) package.

## Code Examples

Running the GUI application:

```
run_cspb_gui
```

## Installation Instructions

The cspb_tools package is pure Python and requires no compilation. Install as follows:

```
pip install cspb_tools
```
sbsecuretunnel 0.0.3
A wrapper for Smartbear SecureTunnel, to make testing local sites easier in CrossBrowserTesting
Requires Python: >=3.6.2

# sbsecuretunnel

A python module to make using tunnels easy.

Note: this is pre-release software. If you encounter any problems,
please reach out to CrossBrowserTesting

## pip

`pip install sbsecuretunnel`

## How to use

```
from sbsecuretunnel.sb_securetunnel import SBTunnel
tunnel = SBTunnel(username="you@email.com", authkey="yourauthkey")
tunnel.start_tunnel()
...
tunnel.kill_tunnel()
```

## Features

- Automatically gets the correct tunnel for your platform
- Handles cleanly starting and stopping the tunnel connection
- Handles all features of the tunnel

## Creating a tunnel object

The tunnel object is created with the following options:

- `username` ("") - CBT username
- `authkey` ("") - CBT authkey
- `delete_after` (False) - delete the tunnel binary after kill (note: on Windows, make sure backslashes are escaped `\\`)
- `tunnel_location` (".") - location to download tunnel binary to
- `ready_file` ("ready.check") - ready file for tunnel client
- `kill_file` ("kill.check") - kill file for tunnel client

## Tunnel options

These are all methods available on the tunnel object

- `bypass(bool)` - enable or disable bypass
- `set_https_proxy(string)` - string should be the HTTPS proxy
- `set_http_proxy(string)` - same as above for HTTP
- `set_tunnel_name(string)` - set the name of the named tunnel
- `set_pac_file(string)` - set the client to use the PAC file at path string
- `set_html_path(string)` - set the path to use for local HTML files to be served
- `set_proxy(host="string", port="string", username="string"/None, password="string/None)` - set proxy settings
- `set_accept_all_certs(bool)` - set whether to accept all certs in the tunnel client