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configparserplus 0.0.6
configparser module with lasers (for now with Jinja2 support)
License: MIT
Keywords: ConfigParser Jinja INI

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# configparserplus

If you have to multiple `.ini` files (for instance, when dealing with Pyramid's settings) you probably realized that the lack of a decent hierarchy between settings files just sucks.

**configparserplus allows you to use Jinja2 templating language on your .ini files** so you don't need to ctrl-C, ctrl-V your settings in your N config files. Seriously, never do it again. Just. Never.


## Usage:

Just replace:
```python
from configparser import ConfigParser  # `from ConfigParser import ConfigParser` in Python2
config = ConfigParser()
```

... to:
```python
from configparserplus import ConfigParserPlus
config = ConfigParserPlus()
```

... and refactor your `.ini` files to use Jinja stuff (such as [templates inheritance](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/2.11.x/templates/#template-inheritance))

For more details, please check [these examples](https://github.com/filwaitman/configparserplus/tree/master/tests/fixtures).
Ah! Configparserplus **works normally on non-jinja** (boring, regular) `.ini` files - so you can just replace it and refactor bit by bit.


## Development:

### Run linter:
```bash
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
isort -rc .
tox -e lint
```

### Run tests via `tox`:
```bash
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
tox
```

### Release a new major/minor/patch version:
```bash
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
bump2version <PART>  # <PART> can be either 'patch' or 'minor' or 'major'
```

### Upload to PyPI:
```bash
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
python -m twine upload dist/*
```

## Contributing:

Please [open issues](https://github.com/filwaitman/configparserplus/issues) if you see one, or [create a pull request](https://github.com/filwaitman/configparserplus/pulls) when possible.
In case of a pull request, please consider the following:
- Respect the line length (132 characters)
- Write automated tests
- Run `tox` locally so you can see if everything is green (including linter and other python versions)
py-multi-pager 0.2.2
Easy and fast python SNS notifier.
License: MIT

# Notipy

## How to use pyPager's email system
---

Create Note object :

    my_note = note.NOTE()

Select Email :

    mail = my_note.Email(YOUR_EMAIL_ID, YOUR_EMAIL_PASSWORD)

Set recevier's mail address, addressee, sender :

    mail.recevier = "receiver_addr@gmail.com"
    mail.message = MESSAGE
    mail.set_from = ME
    mail.set_to = YOU
    mail.set_subject = SUBJECT

Send email

    mail.send_email()

## How to use pyPager with Line
---

Get Line Notify Token

1. Access to https://notify-bot.line.me/doc/en/
2. Login with Line Account
3. Go to Mypage
4. Generate Access Token

Set your Line Token in config.py

```python
# Line Token
LINE_API_ID = "{Your Line Account}"
LINE_API_PASSWORD = "{Your Token}"

```

Create Note object :

    my_note = note.NOTE()

Select Line and set messages: 

```python
line = my_note.Line(LINE_API_ID, LINE_API_PASSWORD)

line.message = "Model Training Finished!"
```
beancount-mnb 1.0.1
Az MNB hivatalos középárfolyamainak letöltését megvalósító beancount plugin.
License: MIT
Keywords: beancount importer mnb currency

# beancount_mnb
Az MNB hivatalos középárfolyamainak letöltését megvalósító beancount plugin.

## Telepítés
```bash
pip install beancount_mnb
```

## Használat
Sztenderd `bean-price` parancsokkal:
* csomag neve: `beancount_mnb` 
* devizák nevei: hárombetűs ISO devizamegnevezések

### Példák
Aznapi USD árfolyam lekérése:
```bash
bean-price -e 'HUF:beancount_mnb/USD'
```

2018. január 10-i euró árfolyam lekérése:
```bash
bean-price --date 2018-01-10 -e 'HUF:beancount_mnb/EUR'
```

Ha a fentiek működnek, akkor a főkönyvbe fixen is beépíthetőek pl. az alábbi két devizanem árfolyamainak forrása:
```
1970-01-01 commodity USD
  price: "HUF:beancount_mnb/USD"
1970-01-01 commodity EUR
  price: "HUF:beancount_mnb/EUR"
```

Ezt követően már nem szükséges expliciten megadni a kívánt devizanemeket:
```bash
bean-price fokonyv.beancount
```

## Megjegyzések
Ünnepnapokon és hétvégén nincsenek hivatalos középárfolyamok. 

Ha ekkor is szeretnénk árfolyamokhoz jutni, akkor a beancount lehetőséget ad fallback adatforrás megadására is:

```
1970-01-01 commodity EUR
  price: "HUF:beancount_mnb/EUR,yahoo/EURHUF=X"
1970-01-01 commodity USD
  price: "HUF:beancount_mnb/USD"
```
test23333 3.0.0a0
BGmi is a cli tool for subscribed bangumi.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0
Keywords: bangumi,bgmi,feed

# BGmi-ng

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repo for `BGmi` v3, under developing