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pydepman 0.1.0
A modern dependency manager for Python
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: dependency manager

==
py
==

A modern dependency manager for Python.


usage
=====

- ``py [SCRIPT]``
    Run python in the virtual environment specified in py.toml. If there is no py.toml file or it does specify a virtual environment, run with the shell's python executable.
    This command makes explicitly activating the virtual environment obsolete.

- ``py search PACKAGE``
    Search for packages in the Cheese Shop.

- ``py show PACKAGE``
    Show the details of a package. It does not matter whether the package is installed locally.

- ``py deps PACKAGE``
    Show the dependency tree of a package. It does not matter whether the package is installed locally.

- ``py sync``
    Install and uninstall packages as needed to match those specified in the py.toml file.

- ``py install PACKAGE``
    Install a package, optionally with a version specified (e.g. django==3.0.8). The package is installed in the virtual environment specified in the py.toml file.

- ``py upgrade PACKAGE``
    Upgrade a package, preferably with a version specified. By default the package dependencies are also upgraded as necessary.

- ``py uninstall PACKAGE``
    Remove a package from the virtual environment specified in the py.toml file.


licence
=======

GPL. You can do what you want with this code as long as you let others do the same.
note-shell 1.5.2
Command line tool for making notes

## Table of Contents

* [Philosophy](#philosophy)
* [About the Project](#about-the-project)
  * [Built With](#built-with)
* [Getting Started](#getting-started)
  * [Prerequisites](#prerequisites)
  * [Installation](#installation)
* [Usage](#usage)
* [License](#license)
* [Contact](#contact)

## Philosophy


Do you inconvenience yourself keeping track of ***thoughts, references*** and ***TODOs*** while working? Me too! So I decided to do something for us - note-shell.

We need an interactive console client to take quick notes and manage them for us, whether it be a random thought that we come across or a link that we want to revisit later.

This project is built on the grounds of making noting down something (anything) super easy, as well as detailed if needed.

***NOTE**: It is currently intended mainly for developers, who do not like to part with their termials, and anyone with a basic idea of using **python/pip** should be able to enjoy their experience. **Browser based GUI** coming soon!

## About


`Note-shell` records and manages your notes for you. It is a completely **terminal based** app, which interactively helps you maintain your daily notes.

***NOTE**: some features may not work as intended in a Windows environment. Feel free to raise issues if you face them😃

### Built With
* [Python](https://www.python.org/)
* [SQLite](https://www.sqlite.org/)

### Prerequisites

* [python](https://www.python.org/)
* [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/)
* [notify-send](https://ss64.com/bash/notify-send.html) (this is required for reminder notifications, please install as per OS)

### Installation

1. Install the module
```sh
$ pip install note-shell
```

Thats it, start using it!

## Usage

This tool is highly interactive, hence it can be figured out on the fly. But lets see the modes it can be used in

1. interactive more  
Open your command prompt and type note to begin
```sh
$ note
```
2. cli options  
Type -h suffix to get help, it has all the features of interactive mode.
```sh
$ note -h
```

## License

Distributed under the MIT License. See `LICENSE` for more information.


## Contact

Nirabhra Tapaswi - nirabhratapaswi@gmail.com

[GITHUB](https://github.com/nirabhratapaswi/note-shell)  
[PYPI](https://pypi.org/project/note-shell/)
save-data 0.1.1
this is just a symple module to save/load data to/from your file

#save_data
this is just a small and symple package that is use full for saving/loading your data to/from your file.
## changelog
v0.0.1
+added compression for the converted bytes so that data is hard to retrieve using that data which is saved in your file
v0.0.0
this is the first version!
##usage
usage is symple. just type the following example code.
import save_data
data=save_data.data
data.save('filename.ext', 'data')
this will save your data in to a file which you give in bytes format. to load the data use the following
import save_data
data=save_data.data()
data.load('filename.ext')
this will load the data which you saved in a file. it convert's that bytes to string and return it.