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peridot 1.1.2
A strongly typed interpreted language, with type inference, implemented in Python.
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# Peri.dot ([1.1](https://github.com/toto-bird/Peri.dot/releases/tag/1.1.1))

![Peri.dot Logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/toto-bird/Peri.dot/master/logo.png)


[Homepage](https://toto-bird.github.io/Peri.dot-lang/)<br />
[Documentation](https://toto-bird.github.io/Peri.dot-lang/docs)<br />
[Playground](https://toto-bird.github.io/Peri.dot-lang/playground)<br />
AX3-Mixins 1.0.1
Mixins for use into the AX3 tech stack

# AX3 mixins

Mixins for use into the AX3 tech stack.


## AjaxRequestMixin

Useful when you need a view only for AJAX queries:

```
from ax3_mixins import mixins

class AjaxView(mixins.AjaxRequestMixin, View):
    def post(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        # Only get here if was called by an AJAX request.
        ...
```


## SlugIdMixin

Allows a view to support smart urls with slug and ids.

At urls use:
```
path('leer/<slug:slugid>/', views.PageDetailView.as_view(), name='page_detail'),
```

At views use:
```
from ax3_mixins import mixins

class PageDetailView(mixins.SlugIdMixin):
    template_name = 'app/page_detail.html'
    queryset = Page.objects.filter(is_active=True)
```

At models use:
```
def get_absolute_url(self):
    return reverse('page_detail', args=[f'{self.slug}-{self.id}'])
```

This mixin will get the object using the id and redirect to the current object
slug if is different from the URL. It will add the `object` to the template context.
cyr 0.0.1
smart ascii to unicode cyrillic converter
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: cyrillic converter

cyr 
===
cyr is a simple console program that converts text written in plain ASCII to UTF-8 cyrillic.

About
-----
* Authors:     see the `LICENSE`
* License:     MIT License
* Bug reports: https://github.com/Aleksej10/cyrillic/issues
* git clone    https://github.com/Aleksej10/cyrillic

Dependencies
------------
* python (>=3.6)
* torch 
* numpy
* `nohup`

Installing
----------
Install through PyPI: 
```
pip install cyr
```
Download `.cyr_nets` and move them to your home directory (`mv .cyr_nets ~/`)

Example use
-----------
If you know you're going to use it multiple times in a short period of time, it is best to use
it as a daemon to avoid loading nets (which takes most of the time) every time you run it.   
Start daemon:
``` 
cyr -D 
```
Convert `file` in place using daemon:
```
cyr -d -f file -i
```
Kill daemon when you're done:
```
cyr -K
```
In case of error check `~/.cyr_nohup` for logs.
Check the `man` page after installing for more options.