semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
VcdExtMessageWorker 0.3
RabbitMQ message worker for vCloud Director Extensibility SDK
License: MIT

# VcdExtMessageWorker

VcdExtMessageWorker provides a way to handle, relay and answer to
RabbitMQ messages produced from the VMware vCloud Director extensibility
SDK (both for UI and API extension)

```python
#!/usr/bin/env python

from vcdextmessageworker import MessageWorker, Connection
with Connection(
    (f"amqp://{RABBIT_USER}:{RABBIT_PASSWORD}@{RABBIT_HOST}:5672/%2F"),
    heartbeat=4
) as conn:
    worker = MessageWorker(
        conn,
        exchange=RABBIT_EXCHANGE,
        queue=RABBIT_QUEUE,
        routing_key=RABBIT_ROUTINGKEY,
        sub_worker="worker_example.SampleWorker",
        thread_support=True
    )
    worker.run()
```

## Installation

Get binaries (as ``.whl`` file), then run ``pip install`` as:

```bash
pip install VcdExtMessageWorker-<version>-py3-none-any.whl
```

Or from PIP:

```bash
pip install VcdExtMessageWorker
```

## Build and tests

```bash
python setup.py bdist_wheel && python -m pip install dist/VcdExtMessageWorker-<version>-py3-none-any.whl --force-reinstall
```
wc-sandbox 0.0.1
Jupyter playground for whole-cell modeling
License: MIT
Keywords: whole-cell modeling,computational biology,systems biology,modeling,simulation,jupyter

|PyPI package| |Documentation| |Test results| |Test coverage| |Code
analysis| |License| |Analytics|

WC-Sandbox: Jupyter playground for whole-cell modeling
======================================================

WC-Sandbox is a collection of Jupyter notebooks for learning about
whole-cell modeling. The sandbox is available at
https://sandbox.karrlab.org.

Installation
------------

1. Install dependencies

   -  `Pip <https://pip.pypa.io>`__ >= 18.0
   -  `Python <https://www.python.org>`__ >= 3.6
   -  Requirements for individual WC modeling tools. See `An
      Introduction to Whole-Cell
      Modeling <http://docs.karrlab.org/intro_to_wc_modeling/master/0.0.1/installation.html>`__.

2. Install this package

   -  Install the latest release from PyPI ``pip install wc_sandbox``

   -  Install the latest revision from GitHub
      ``pip install git+git://github.com/KarrLab/wc_sandbox#egg=wc_sandbox``

Examples, tutorial, and documentation
-------------------------------------

Please see the `documentation <https://docs.karrlab.org/wc_sandbox>`__.

License
-------

The package is released under the `MIT license <LICENSE>`__.

Development team
----------------

This package was developed by the `Karr Lab <https://www.karrlab.org>`__
at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, USA.

Questions and comments
----------------------

Please contact the `Karr Lab <https://www.karrlab.org>`__ with any
questions or comments.

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   :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/wc_sandbox
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   :target: LICENSE
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git-ignore 1.0.2
.gitignore Template Generator
License: MIT
Keywords: git gitignore file template default

Git-ignore
===

**Gitignore Template Generator.** | **[日本語記事](http://qiugits.hatenablog.com/entry/2018/09/20/024218)**  
Git-ignore helps you to generate `.gitignore` file based on templates.  
You can install it with ease, and customize with your own templates.

Try it now, and leave me a start if you like it. ☆ ヽ(^ω^ #)

## Install
```terminal
$ pip install git-ignore
```

## Usage
#### Example: Django project that uses Python and Sass.
```
$ git-ignore python sass
```
This will create a `.gitignore` file that comes from both Python and Sass gitignore templates.

Note that you can add multiple templates at once.
Also, it is _not_ case sensitive.


#### Example: When you want to just add a few lines.
```
$ git-ignore --add !.keep !.gitkeep
```
This will add two lines on the bottom of your `.gitignore` file.


#### Example: Use custom templates.
```
$ mkdir ~/.gitignore_templates
$ echo '.DS_Store' > ~/.gitignore_templates/macOS.gitignore
$ git-ignore macOS
```
Running this, the command will look up at `~/.gitignore_templates/`,
and try to use `~/.gitignore_templates/macOS.gitignore`.


#### And more...
Find the full list of options by running
```
$ git-ignore --help
```

## How it works
This tool uses templates from [GitHub's `.gitignore` Templates Collection](https://github.com/github/gitignore/).

Thus it supports:
> Perl6, Sass, Scala, Joomla, CakePHP, Go, Yeoman, ZendFramework, KiCad, Textpattern, ExpressionEngine, Typo3, Packer, Elisp, EPiServer, Gcov, Haskell, GWT, LabVIEW, C++, Objective-C, Composer, SketchUp, Eagle, Android, Symfony, ExtJs, Erlang, Finale, Sdcc, Scrivener, Qooxdoo, RhodesRhomobile, PlayFramework, Stella, SugarCRM, Delphi, TurboGears2, Waf, Leiningen, Dart, R, ChefCookbook, MetaProgrammingSystem, CFWheels, Lilypond, Processing, Kohana, Clojure, GitBook, Lithium, Magento, Node, Python, Nim, Terraform, Yii, Nanoc, Umbraco, DM, Java, Elixir, WordPress, Godot, Xojo, ArchLinuxPackages, Jekyll, Ada, D, Elm, Actionscript, Swift, Grails, Laravel, Perl, CMake, VVVV, VisualStudio, CraftCMS, Coq, Rust, Scheme, IGORPro, Drupal, Plone, AppEngine, Mercury, Jboss, Lua, PureScript, CUDA, AppceleratorTitanium, Concrete5, CodeIgniter, Fortran, Julia, ForceDotCom, OracleForms, Smalltalk, Rails, Phalcon, Prestashop, Agda, Unity, FuelPHP, LemonStand, SeamGen, SCons, SymphonyCMS, CommonLisp, Gradle, Maven, Ruby, OpenCart, Fancy, TeX, Zephir, OCaml, UnrealEngine, Autotools, C, Kotlin, Qt, ROS, Idris, Opa

## Features
- ✔︎ Add `.gitignore` from templates.
- ✔︎ Can add multiple templates at once.
- ✔︎ Based on GitHub's templates collection.
- ✔︎ Support "Global (operating system or editor specific) templates".
- ✔︎ Helpful `--help` option.
- ✔︎ User defined template.

## Contributing
Issues and PRs are welcome :)

## License
MIT
pybluedot 0.2.1
BluedotSMS python wrapper
License: MIT

# Bluedot-sms unofficial API

This is an unofficial API for [Bluedot-sms](http://bluedotsms.com)

Requirements:
  Python 3

Installation:

>  pip install pybluedot

Usage
```python

from pybluedot import Bluedot
client = Bluedot(username="SuperCode", password="I don't know")


@client.send("SuperCode") #Your registered Sender Name
def my_callback(result):

    print(result.status) #200
    print(result.response) #Get response body from Bluedot
    print(client['balance']) #Get Current Balance

#send sms  
data = {"recipients" :  ["263784442662", "26378123456"], "msg" : "Hey i sent a text with pybluedot"}

my_callback(data) #That's All !!!



```
lexlib 3.0.0
Utilities for research involving words.
License: MIT
Keywords: psycholinguistics research words language linguistics                 psychology cognitive science cogsci

========
 lexlib
========

    Python library for some utilities that may be useful for word research.

.. image:: https://badge.fury.io/py/lexlib.svg
    :target: https://badge.fury.io/py/lexlib

.. note:: This project is a work in progress. New functions may be added at
   any point. See `CHANGELOG.md`_ for important changes.

.. _CHANGELOG.md: https://github.com/cranndarach/lexlib/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

----------
 Features
----------

* Extract consonant clusters from a word or list of words.
* Find neighbors of words.
* Other neighbor utilities, e.g., type of neighbor relationship, position of
  divergence.
* Get the syllable count for words or a list of words, or filter lists of words
  by number of syllables.
* Get the consonant-vowel structure of a word.

--------------
 Requirements
--------------

* Python 3

--------------
 Installation
--------------

Using pip install
"""""""""""""""""

::

    pip3 install lexlib

From source
"""""""""""

`git clone` for the development version
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

::

    git clone https://github.com/cranndarach/lexlib.git
    cd lexlib
    pip install

Download a release
''''''''''''''''''

`Download the latest release <https://github.com/cranndarach/lexlib/releases>`_

In a terminal (remember to update the path):

::

    cd path/to/download/lexlib-x.y.z.tar.gz
    tar -xvf lexlib-x.y.z.tar.gz
    cd lexlib-x.y.z/
    pip install

-------
 Usage
-------

To import the package to use in your project
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

::

    import lexlib as lx

.. note::

  All of the submodules are imported by lexlib. That means that you can call,
  for example, `lx.get_neighbor_pairs()` instead of `lx.neighbors.get_neighbor_pairs()`.

For documentation on specific functions, see the `docs/` directory or the
`online documentation`_ or enter `help(lx.function_name)` into your interpreter.

.. _online documentation: http://lexlib.readthedocs.io

---------
 License
---------

This package is licensed under the terms of the MIT license, copyright (c)
2016-2019 R. Steiner.