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HttpPy 0.0.9
More comfortable requests with python
License: MIT

# HttpPy

Python based HttpPy for more comfortable requests.

### Installation
#### PyPi
```sh
(env)$ pip install HttpPy
```

### Usage
#### Single Request
Sometimes you may just want to send a single request. To achieve that there are some flags ready to use.
```sh
(env)$ python -m HttpPy -t post -u http://127.0.0.1:8000 -b '{"user": "eve", "password": "12345"}'
```
 - **-t / --type**  
Represents the request verb [ get | post | put | patch | options | delete ] to use.
 - **-u / --url**  
Is the endpoint to reach.
 - **-b / --body**  
 Represents the body of the request.


#### Several Requests
If you need to send several requests, you can use a file as an input.
```sh
(env)$ python -m HttpPy -i example.request
```
 - **-i / --input**  
 Is the path to a file that contains the requests especifications.

*An example of a post request inside example.request file may be:*  
```
## This comment is important to parse correctly the request
POST http://127.0.0.1:8000
Headers
ContentType: application/json
Authorization: Basic QWxhZGRpbjpvcGuIHN1c2FtZQ==
{
  "data": "data one",
  "data 2": "data two"
}
```  

#### Extra flags
There are two optional flags that may help you:
- **-v / --verbose**  
The presence of this flag will indicate that the especifications of requests and a more detailed reponse will be printed in the screen.
- **-p / --parallel**  
This flag is intented to help with performance and excecution times. Internally indicates that several threads are going to be used for the requests.
- **-f / --force**  
This flag forces the request to ignore ssl verification.
indexhr 0.7.3
index.hr basic news content in the terminal
License: MIT
Keywords: index hr terminal cli news croatia

# index-hr
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index.hr basic news content in the terminal


## Installation

Available via PyPi, compatible with Python 2.7.x and 3.6.x.

```sh
pip install indexhr
```


## Usage

In terminal as ```index-hr```.
Navigation using up/down arrows. Clicking enter will open the selected in the new tab of your browser.
Available options:
- --raw (-r) [get just the parsed data without TUI]
- ```from indexhr.scrapper import scrapped_data``` [scrapped data in your code]


## Example

![Content Example](example.png)


## License

MIT.
funcgen 0.0.1
A small module for generating sets of function signatures and corresponding function objects.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

Funcgen
=======

A small module for generating sets of function signatures and
corresponding function objects.

* `Documentation <https://funcgen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_
* `Source <https://github.com/ConradBailey/funcgen>`_
* `PyPi Package <https://pypi.org/project/funcgen/>`_

Installation
------------
``funcgen`` requires ``Python >= 3.6`` because it relies on modern type annotations.
::

   pip install funcgen

Example
-------

>>> import funcgen
>>>
>>> def wrapper(present):
...     log(f'Wrapped {present.__name__}')
...     return present
...
>>> def test_wrapper():
...     for funcs in funcgen.all_valid_functions():
...         assert all(wrapper(f) == f for f in funcs)
...
>>> test_wrapper()