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Img2UrlApi 0.2
Img2Url-Api for images hosting

# Img2Url-API

API for image hosting eg. www.img2url.site

#Example:
###  import ###
from ImgUploader import ImgUploader

### init ###
url = "http://www.vitz.usermd.net"  
user_key = "LXJdKWdqR2UEfaOcgLdAupYlFXY"    
sec_key = "KMEXnv5PTvmevfIsZbv5Igo7Guc"  
img_uploader = ImgUploader(url, user_key, sec_key)    

### upload ###
for i in range(100):    
    print(i)    
    img_uploader.post_image("test.jpg")

### get ###
img = img_uploader.get_image(107)   
print(img)

### get all ###
imgs = img_uploader.get_images()    
print(imgs)

### remove ###
print(img_uploader.remove_image(109))

### removel all ###
print(img_uploader.remove_all())
PyRFKit 1.0.0
Python RF Kit built on scikit-rf.
Requires Python: >=3.6

![./icon.png](./icon.png)

# PyRFKit

⚠️ **WARNING: This is a very early pre-release. Expect things to break.** ⚠️

#### A [Py]thon RF Kit built on top of sciki-rf.

<!-- ![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/pyrfkit) -->

# Compatibility

- Python 3.5+

# Install

Install the latest from PyPi:

`pip install pyrfkit`

_-OR-_ using **pipenv**:

`pipenv install pyrfkit`

Install from source:

`python3 setup.py install`

# Modules

Coming soon...

# Examples

```python

```
sass-files 1.0a1
A simple program to implement Sass 7-1 or 3-1 architecture
Requires Python: >=3.8

# sass_files

The sass_files script will give you the option to automate the creation of the Sass 7-1 or the Sass 3-1 file structure in your project. The 7-1 model is the recommended architecture for using Sass. The 3-1 model can be used for smaller projects such as single page applications (SPAs) 

The script will generate the following files:

**3-1** (option a)

    sass/_base.scss
    sass/_components.scss
    sass/_layouts.scss
    sass/main.scss


**7-1** (option b)

    sass/abstracts/_variables.scss
    sass/abstracts/_functions.scss
    sass/abstracts/_mixins.scss
    sass/base/_reset.scss
    sass/base/_typography.scss
    sass/components/_buttons.scss
    sass/components/_carousel.scss
    sass/components/_slider.scss
    sass/layout/_navigation.scss
    sass/layout/_grid.scss
    sass/layout/_header.scss
    sass/layout/_footer.scss
    sass/layout/_sidebar.scss
    sass/layout/_forms.scss
    sass/pages/_home.scss
    sass/pages/_about.scss
    sass/pages/_contact.scss
    sass/themes/_theme.scss
    sass/themes/_admin.scss
    sass/vendors/_bootstrap.scss
    sass/vendors/_jquery-ui.scss
    sass/main.scss

**Note**: The script will only install a path above if the path does not already exist in the project root. 

For example. Let's say you have a sass folder in the project root with the following files:

      sass/abstracts/_variables.scss

  The script will add the files below without altering the existing file:

      sass/abstracts/_functions.scss
      sass/abstracts/_mixins.scss


**Instructions**: 

**Step 1**: Install the package

          pip install create-sass-files

**Step 2**: Run the program

          sass_files


**That's it!**



# sass_files
easyenc 0.0.2
An easy encryption module.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# EasyEnc, encryption module made for Python.
EasyEnc is a quick, light and easy module made for Python, to ease your encryption needs.

# Installation Instructions
Installing this module is as easy as advertised:

**Method 1**:
    You can run `pip install easyenc` in your CMD/Terminal to download and install it
    directly from PyPI (Python Package Index).

**Method 2**:
    You can download the source code from this repository and after that, running
    `pip install "the/path/to/the/downloaded/repo"`
    in your CMD/Terminal and you're done!


# Usage and Prerequisites
Only requirement this module asks for is the Cryptography module which you can install with
`pip install cryptography`

To use this module, open up a new Python file and type
`from EasyEnc import KeyGenerator, Encryptor`
From there, you can create instances of these classes and use the functions inside them, like:
```
kg = KeyGenerator()
e = Encryptor()

key = kg.generate_key("foobar")
super_top_secret_message = e.encrypt_message("deep dark secret", key)

print(super_top_secret_message)
```

Don't worry you can also decrypt it! But to find out more about it, you can open up a Python Shell and type:
`from EasyEnc.classes import KeyGenerator, Encryptor`
and then:
`help(KeyGenerator)` or `help(Encryptor)`

and Python will display all the available functions along with some documentation included in the source code! 


# Bugs and Issues
If you encounter any bugs with the module, feel free to send me a message on Discord @saint#5622, or email me at erick.8bld@gmail.com