semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ProfanityBlocker 0.1.3
A Python Intergration For The Profanity Blocker API
License: MIT
Keywords: Profanity Blocker,Profanity,Word Filter,Filter

ProfanityBlocker is a rules engine that is able to identify and block words and phrases that have been identified as containing Profane Language.

Pricing information for ProfanityBlocker can be found at: https://www.profanity-blocker.co.uk/#pricing

We have designed our Python implementation to be simple to use. Meaning that sending a request to our service to process only takes three lines of code!

    import ProfanityBlocker

    Service = ProfanityBlocker.ProfanityService(LicenceKey,EmailFilter=False, LinkFilter=False,PhoneFilter=False)

    print(Service.ParseText("Test"))

ProfanityBlocker has a range of filters that you can enable in your requests, as seen above, you can enable filtering out; E-Mail addresses, Web Links as well as Phone Numbers!
persession 0.1.4
A wrapper on requests session with persistence and login functionalities
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: requests session persistent login utility development

# PERSESSION (PERsistent SESSION)
A wrapper on [requests.Session](https://2.python-requests.org/en/master/api/#requests.Session) with following additional functionalities:
- Persistence: session can be cached in a file for persistence between script runs.
- Login functionalities: login and is_logged_in functions are available to help logging into sites


### Usage
```python
from persession import Session, LoginStatus

base_url = 'https://e.com'
cache_file_path = 'cache.dat'
session = Session(cache_file_path)

is_logged_in = session.is_logged_in()
if not is_logged_in:
    login_url = base_url + '/login'
    data = {'user': 'user', 'password': 'pass'}
    res = session.login(login_url, data)
    if res.login_status != LoginStatus.FAILURE:
        is_logged_in = True
        print('Login success')
    else:
        print('login failed')
if is_logged_in:
    data_url = base_url + '/data'
    res = session.get(data_url)
```
You can also check out [example.py](./example.py) for a detailed example.