semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
cartograph 0.0.1
A package for drawing map tiles
Requires Python: >=3.5

# Cartograph

Cartograph is a Python package for drawing OpenStreetMap compatible map tiles. The tiles it produces can be viewed as a [slippy map](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_Map>) or by various apps such as [Maverick](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codesector.maverick.lite&hl=en).

## Installation

Cartograph can be installed using pip

```
pip install cartograph
```

## Documentation

[Documentation](https://alastairflynn.com/cartograph) is available online, including [basic usage](https://alastairflynn.com/cartograph/#basic-usage) and a more extended [tutorial](https://alastairflynn.com/maps).

<!-- ## Basic Usage

The following script is a minimal demonstration of how to create a map, add some features to it and draw the map as a single image.

```python
from cartograph import Map
from cartograph.style import AreaStyle, NameStyle

map = Map()
map.bound_by_box(0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 1.0) # degrees of latitude / longitude
map.set_background_color('blue')

square = np.array([[0.3, 0.7, 0.7, 0.3], [0.3, 0.3, 0.7, 0.7]]) # degrees of latitude / longitude
square_style = AreaStyle(color='green')
map.add_area(square, square_style)

name = 'A. Square'
location = np.array([0.5, 0.5]) # degrees of latitude / longitude
name_style = NameStyle(fontsize=5)
map.add_name(name, location, name_style)

map.draw_image('map.png')
```

This should create an image called 'map.png' like the one below

<img src="https://alastairflynn.com/cartograph/_images/map.png" style="width:50%; display:block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/>

## Tutorial

There is an extended [tutorial](https://alastairflynn.com/maps/) to draw maps using OpenStreetMap data, including fetching and processing the data using other Python libraries. -->
pyjdpu 1.0.0
Updater tool for Jenkins docker plugin.txt

# pyjdpu

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Sometimes you have to update many plugins during jenkins docker upgrade and waste a lot of time.
With  pyjdpu you can easily update your plugins.txt automaticly to the latest versions.


## install

```shell
pip install pyjdpu
```

## quick start
Update your plugins.txt wit cli:

```bash
pyjdpu -i plugins.txt -o plugins_updated.txt

```

Get latest version of an jenkins plugin:

```python
import pyjdpu
my_api = pyjdpu.JenkinsPluginApi()
my_version = my_api.get_latest_version('blueocean-git-pipeline')

```

## issue tracker

[https://github.com/portfolioplus/pystockfilter/issuese](https://github.com/SlashGordon/pyjdpu/issues")
cozer 0.4
Um pequeno script para ensinar sobre como invocar comandos no terminal

# cozer

Sistema para auxiliar ensino de conceitos de informática

## Receitas

- [Cuscuz nordestino com queijo](https://guiadacozinha.com.br/cuscuz-nordestino-com-queijo/)
- [https://guiadacozinha.com.br/baiao-de-dois-rapido/](https://guiadacozinha.com.br/baiao-de-dois-rapido/)
- [https://guiadacozinha.com.br/bolo-de-rolo-receita/](https://guiadacozinha.com.br/bolo-de-rolo-receita/)
- [https://guiadacozinha.com.br/canjica-leite-condensado-cozido/](https://guiadacozinha.com.br/canjica-leite-condensado-cozido/)

# Instalação

## Instalação temporária

Utilize essas instruções para testar a aplicação em diretório temporário

```bash
aula=$(mktemp -d -t aula-XXXXXXXX)
cd $aula
python3 -m venv venv
. venv/bin/activate
pip install cozer
# Ativando auto-completar:
eval "$(_COZER_COMPLETE=source cozer)"
```

## Outros métodos de instalação

- Instalação para o usuário:

```
pip3 install cozer --user
```

- Instalação global:

```
pip3 install cozer
```

### Autocomplete

Para agilizar utilização do cozer com o recurso de auto-completar adicionar a `.bashrc` ou executar:

```
eval "$(_COZER_COMPLETE=source cozer)"
```

## Testando instalação:

```
cozer --version
cozer --help
cozer fogao -h
```

# Desenvolvimento

Se você deseja incluir novas funcionalidas na aplicação, utilize da seguinte forma:

```
git clone https://github.com/edusantana/cozer
cd cozer
virtualenv venv
. venv/bin/activate
pip install --editable .
```

Para depurar incluir no local do debug:

```
import pdb
pdb.set_trace()
```
vmapcrawler 3.0.5
Crawler for Vmap map

## vmapcrawler
crawler for vmap map

## Installation
Run the following to install
```python
pip install vmapcrawler
```

## Usage
```python
from vmapcrawler import vmapcrawler

vmapcrawler.getvmapcsv(21.1959357, 21.280875, 105.7317325, 105.829239, 100, '/home/vuviethung/Desktop/alo.csv' , continue_num= -1)
```
robojslib 0.3.8
A simple RobotFramework keyword library written using Vanilla/Python

# roboJSlib
## How to use

###### Install with PIP:
Install pip and run:
```
pip install robojslib
```

###### Manual installation:
download roboJSlib.py and place it on your Python scripts folder or inside your tests.robot folder.
Once done, import in robotframework by running
```
Library       robotJSlib.py
```

###### Dependencies:
Before running, be sure to have installed the dependencies:
````
pip install robotframework-seleniumlibrary
````
````
pip install robotframework
````
for BuiltIn lib

| Keyword                       |  arguments             | Info                                       |   |   |
|   ---                         |---                     |---                                         |---|---|
| Check title                   |  None                  | Checks driver title to not include "http"  |   |   |
| Vanilla click           |  Element ID            | Uses vanillaJS to trigger a click overan element  |   |   |
|Vanilla click by query selector| Selector | Uses vanillaJS to trigger a click overan element
| Modify url string|  "arg1, arg2": Url portion to be changed, url portion to be injected | checks if a url sub-string is available and substitute it with second argument  
| Vanilla input  | "arg1, arg2" Element ID, value | Vanilla input on a given element with the given text
| Vanilla input by query selector | "arg1, arg2" selector, value | Vanilla input on a given element with the given text
|Checkbox control|Element ID| If checkbox is selected it skips, else it clicks it
|Insert phone nr|Element ID| generates a phone nr (es: 351xxxxxxx) & inputs the value inside the element
|Set responsive|Mobile, Tablet| sets resolution for responsive testing: Mobile or Tablet
| Wait until title contains| arg, string be contained | Checks title contains a given string
| Open new tab | arg: "url to be opened" | Note: include "http" or "https" in the url to avoid any bug/problem
|Check if visible and click | arg: id| Checks if an element is displayed and clicks it. Otherwise, it skips.
|Check if visible and click by class|arg: class| Checks if an element by class is displayed and clicks it. Otherwise, it skips.
|Check if visible and click by css selector|arg: css selector| Checks if an element by css selector is displayed and clicks it. Otherwise, it skips.
|Element value should not be empty | Element ID | Grabs element value and returns a FatalError in case is empty