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disco 1.40.4
Run Python jobs on the cloud using DISCO
Requires Python: >=3.6

Dis.co Python SDK
====================
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This package lets you run jobs on [Dis.co](https://www.dis.co/) platform from a Python program.

Using the SDK, you can create computing jobs, run them on _Dis.co_, and get their results to your local machine. 
It is possible to offload any kind of Python program to be run on _Dis.co_.

Prerequisites
-------------

1. An [Dis.co](https://www.dis.co/) account.
2. Python version 3.6 and up.
3. Dis.co Python SDK installed:

    ```bash
    $ pip install disco
    ```

Example
-------

```python
import disco
import pathlib

disco.set_credentials('john@example.com', 'my_password', save_to_config=True)

my_file_id = disco.upload_file('my_file.py', pathlib.Path('/home/bob/my_file.py'))
job = disco.Job.create(my_file_id)
job.start()

(task_result,) = job.get_results(block=True)
task_result.write_files('/home/bob/my_result')
```

The code above uploads the file `/home/bob/my_file.py`, runs it on _Dis.co_ cloud, waits for the job to finish, 
and writes the results to `/home/bob/my_result`.

When the job has been created, you can see it listed in `list_jobs()`:

```python
>>> import disco
>>> disco.Job.list_jobs())
[{'id': '5d650d25179854000d72b8cc', 'archived': False, 'name': 'd08e3e029bfc412ebc316e21f1a7dae0', 'status': 'Done', 'taskStates': ['Success']}]
```

This functions returns an instance of `Job`, which gives access to many useful operations on a job 
(see the API documentation). 

Environment variables
---------------------

The `disco` package supports these environment variables:

 - `DISCO_BASE_URL` - base URL of the Dis.co server. Default: `https://app.dis.co`
 - `DISCO_EMAIL` - user's email to for authenticating with the Dis.co server.
 - `DISCO_PASSWORD` - password for authenticating with the Dis.co server.
 - `DISCO_LIVE_TESTS` - set true to run our live tests.
Ebuilder 0.2.6.3.2
An upgraded version of good ol' Eebuilder, a static site generator that 'converts' Python 3 code to HTML 5.

# This project's name has been changed to Ebuilder
We have renamed Ebuilder Ultra to Ebuilder in preperation for our web framework
named Ebuilder Ultra. Don't wory thought, this repo isn't going anywhere!
# Purpose
The purpose of this is to:<br>
  A) Give me a project to work on<br>
  B) Provide a simple static site generator using python<br>
# Installation
`pip install Ebuilder`
 # Simple Usage
 This first simple example would create a .html file with a h1 tag, centered and gray.

 ```
 from ebuilder.ebuilder_core import *

 index = newpage('index')
 title = header(index, "Hello GitHub!")
 title.center()
 title.color('gray')
 index.commit()
 ```

```
from ebuilder.ebuilder_core import EbuilderTextComponent as etc

header_two = etc("h2")
```
This second simple example would create a new Text Component with the html tag h2 which for those of you unfamiliar with 
html is the second biggest size of text that is included without further styling (h1 being the first)

You can then call this like you would header, because they both use the EbuilderTextComponent class.

Note that if you only import EbuilderTextComponent you wont be able to 
access the other functions of Ebuilder Ultra, like making a new page, it is shown here
because it is the most efficient way.

# Whats New in version 0.2.5
* Fixed bug in ebuilder_decorators that was stopping it from running.
# Advice Welcome
Feel free to dig through the source code and open Pull Requests and start issues, if you dig you'll see that EbuilderTextComponent 
has a bit of a weird implementation....