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S3-Utils 1.0.0
A S3-Utils package

# S3-Utils

This is a simple S3 utils package, used to upload and download file.

### Scope

* Upload file to S3
* Download file from S3

### Setup and install 

``` pip install s3utils ```

### Usage 1

``` 
from s3utils.s3_uploader import S3Uploader

S3Uploader(bucket_name='bucket_name').upload(file_name='file_name', s3_object_name='s3_object_name')

```

### Usage 2

```
from s3utils.s3_downloader import S3Downloader

S3Downloader(bucket_name='bucket_name').download(file_name='hello.txt', s3_object_name='s3_object_name')

```
conan_build_tool 0.0.4
python script to automate package compilation of conan.io binary packages, full_version_string: 0.0.4-0-g47c1cfb

# Av3m Conan Build Tool
## Summary
this python scripts is developed to automate package creation of conan.io packages.

## Features
* comfortable creation of build configs for different settings / options
* automatic building of packages out of locally available conanfile.py
* automatic building of packages inside a docker container
* automatic upload of packages to custom servers

## Example usage
```
from conan_build_tool import *

#define custom function to modify a build configuration
def ubuntu14_build(config):
  set_gcc5(config)
  set_docker(config,"my_ubuntu14_docker_image")
  set_build_type(config,"Release")
  
def windows_build(config):
  set_msvc10(config)
  set_docker(config,None)

packages = []
boost = create_config(None,"boost/1.67.0@conan/stable")
bzip2 = create_config(None,"bzip2/1.0.6@conan/stable")
zlib = create_config(None,"zlib/1.2.11@conan/stable")

packages.append(boost)
packages.append(bzip2)
packages.append(zlib)




#set compiler settings of all packages to ubuntu 14.04 build
#(for all configs, defined method will be called)
set_config(packages,ubuntu14_build)


#for all configs, create new configs with Windows settings
append_config(packages,windows_build)


#for all configs, create new configs with debug build type
append_config(packages,set_build_type,"Debug")

for p in packages:
  build(p)  
```
watero-go 0.1
采集节点数据并上报Watero Center，同时接收Watero Center推送的控制信息

# Watero Go

[![](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/watero_go.svg)](https://pypi.org/project/watero_go/)
[![](https://img.shields.io/github/license/Qinnnnnn/Watero_Go.svg)](https://github.com/Qinnnnnn/Watero_Center/blob/master/LICENSE)
![](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3.7-blue.svg)
* Watero Go是Watero Center部署于服务器的Agent服务
* Watero Go用于采集节点数据并上报Watero Center，同时接收Watero Center推送的控制信息
* [Watero Center](https://github.com/Qinnnnnn/Watero_Center)是一项数据接收、转发和投递集成服务

## 如何使用

#### 环境配置

* Python 3.7

#### 安装模块

```bash
pip install watero_go
```

依赖
* requests
* psutil

#### 启动服务

1. 导入Watero_Go模块
2. 配置Watero Center公网地址和服务端口
3. 调用相应的API上报日志数据和建立控制通道
sorting-asmaa 0.4.6
A sorting  package

Project Title
=============

sorting\_asmaa is a Python package that gives the user options to sort
different types of inputs. The package includes `K-way merge
sort <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-way_merge_algorithm>`__,
`introsort <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introsort>`__,\ `Bucket
sort <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_sort>`__,\ `shell
sort <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellsort>`__, and `Radix
sort <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_sort>`__. ## Getting Started
### Prerequisites

Before proceeding with the package installation, the following packages
are needed: `Math <https://docs.python.org/2/library/math.html>`__ and
`timeit <https://docs.python.org/2/library/timeit.html>`__ ###
Installing

On command prompt

::

    $ pip install sorting_asmaa

Usage
-----

To use shell sort,

::

    slist=[1,3,4,5] #add your list
    print(sorting_asmaa.shellsort_asmaa(slist))

To use k-way merge sort

::

    k=2 #add the value of k
    slist=[1,3,4,5] #add your list
    sorting_asmaa.kmerge_asmaa(slist)

To use bucket sort

::

    slist=[1,3,4,5] #add your list
    sorting_asmaa.bucketsort_asmaa(slist)

To use radix sort

::

    slist=[1,3,4,5] #add your non-negative input
    sorting_asmaa.radixsort_asmaa(slist)

To use intro sort

::

    slist=[1,3,4,5] #add your input
    sorting_asmaa.introsort_asmaa(slist)

Built With
----------

-  `Dillinger <https://dillinger.io/>`__ - Readme framework used

Authors
-------

-  **Asmaa Aly** - *Initial work* ## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the
`LICENSE.md <LICENSE.md>`__ file for details