semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
artifactory-lib 0.0.9
Python library for interacting with Artifactory API
License: MIT
Keywords: artifactory management library

artifactory-lib `|Build Status| <https://travis-ci.org/MYOB-Technology/artifactory-lib>`_
=========================================================================================

Python library to interact with Artifactory's API

Installation
============

::

    pip install artifactory-lib

Usage
=====

::

    from Artifactory import Artifactory

    artifactory = Artifactory('user', '1234')

    # create a new user
    artifactory.create_user('tim')

    # get list of users from artifactory
    users = artifactory.get_users()
    print(users)

    # get details for a specific user
    tim = artifactory.get_user('tim')

.. |Build
Status| image:: https://travis-ci.org/MYOB-Technology/artifactory-lib.svg?branch=master
ec2-meta-env 0.1.1
A simple package to manifest EC2 instance metadata as environment variables.
License: MIT
Keywords: Python

ec2-meta-env
============

A simple wrapper script to manifest EC2 instance metadata as environment
variables.

Installing ec2-meta-env
=======================

Installing `ec2-meta-env` is as simple as::

    pip install ec2-meta-env --upgrade


Using ec2-meta-env
==================

To include EC2 instance meta data in your application's shell environment,
wrap your shell command with the `ec2-meta-env` script and specify the
environment variables you wish to use, e.g.::

    ec2-meta-env -e local-ipv4 /path/to/my/app

In the above example, the value of `local-ipv4` will be accessible in the shell
environment for `/path/to/my/app` under the variable name `EC2_LOCAL_IPV4`.
Environment variable names are formed by prepending the meta API path with
`EC2_`, uppercasing, and replacing all dashes and forward slashes with
underscores.

Other options
=============

A complete list of options can be found by running::

    ec2-meta-env --help

Why ec2-meta-env?
=================

EC2 provides instance metadata via `http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/`.
Sometimes it's easier to use that information if it's available via environment
variables, for example, if your application's running inside a Docker container
on Amazon's Elastic Container Service (ECS). This project makes it possible to
do that without calling the EC2 instance meta data API manually.


Thanks and I hope you find ec2-meta-env helpful!

~Tobias McNulty
albatross_extras 0.2.0
Utilities for albatross web framework
License: MIT
Keywords: web http server async

Extras to get up and running quickly with albatross
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Handler
=======

There are handlers for:

- static files
- static directories
- server health & profiling
- jinja2 templating

Middleware
==========

There is middleware for:

- authentication
- logging
- statsd
- cors cross-browser authorization


Example
=======

.. code:: python

  from albatross import Server
  from albatross_extras.handler import HealthHandler
  from albatross_extras.middleware import (
      StatsdMiddleware,
      LoggingMiddleware,
  )
  from albatross_extras.lib import logging
  import asyncio

  class Handler:
      async def on_get(self, req, res):
          await asyncio.sleep(0.1)
          res.write('Hello, %s' % req.args['name'])

  app = Server()
  logger = logging.get_logger('my-app.web')
  app.add_middleware(LoggingMiddleware(logger)
  app.add_middleware(StatsdMiddleware())
  app.add_route('/health', HealthHandler())
  app.serve()
  # You'll now emit stats to statsd and log in JSON format to stdout
obpy 1.0.0
OpenBikes API library
License: MIT
Keywords: openbikes api client sdk

<div align="center">
  <img src="misc/obpy.png" alt="obpy_logo"/>
</div>

<br/>

<div align="center">
	<a href="https://travis-ci.org/OpenBikes/obpy">
    <img alt="Build Status" src="https://travis-ci.org/OpenBikes/obpy.svg?branch=master">
  </a>
  <a href="https://coveralls.io/github/OpenBikes/obpy?branch=master">
	<img alt="Coverage Status" src="https://coveralls.io/repos/github/OpenBikes/obpy/badge.svg?branch=master">
  </a>
	<a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT">
	<img src="http://img.shields.io/:license-mit-ff69b4.svg?style=flat-square" alt="mit"/>
	</a>
</div>


# `obpy`
:snake: Python SDK for OpenBikes API

## Available functions

| **Function**              | **API Endpoint**                                          | **Description**                                                   |
|---------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `get_latest_geojson`    	| `GET /geojson/<string:city_slug>`                        		| Return the latest geojson file of a city.                      	|
| `get_countries`         	| `GET /countries`                                         		| Return the list of countries.                                  	|
| `get_metrics`           	| `GET /metrics`                                           		| Returns latest metrics.                                        	|
| `get_cities`            	| `GET /cities`                                            		| Return the list of cities.                                     	|
| `get_stations`          	| `GET /stations`                                          		| Return the list of stations.                                   	|
| `get_providers`         	| `GET /providers`                                         		| Return the list of providers                                   	|
| `get_updates`           	| `GET /updates`                                           		| Return the list of latest updates for each city.               	|
| `get_forecast`          	| `POST /forecast`                                         		| Return a forecast for a station at a given time.               	|
| `get_filtered_stations` 	| `POST /filtered_stations`                                		| Return filtered stations.                                      	|
| `get_closest_city`      	| `GET /closest_city/<float:latitude>/<float:longitude>`    	| Return the closest city for a given latitude and longitude.    	|
| `get_closest_station`   	| `GET /closest_station/<float:latitude>/<float:longitude>` 	| Return the closest station for a given latitude and longitude. 	|
shellsnmp 0.1.5
Python snmp using shell calls
License: MIT
Keywords: Python snmp using shell calls

#########
shellsnmp
#########

*Shamelessly (ab)using NET-SNMP shell commands for a quick-and-dirty Python SNMP lib*

Why
---

- I'm not fond of the pySNMP_ API
- snimpy_ requires loading libffi-dev and libsmi-dev (i.e. root privs) on the system
- It's fast enough

Usage
-----

Be sure you have MIB files loaded on your system. You can download them from
Cisco's FTP site like this... 
``wget ftp://ftp.cisco.com/pub/mibs/v2/MIB-NAME.my`` ::

    from shellsnmp.Poller import SNMP

    snmp = SNMP(community='public', host='172.16.1.3')
    status, time = snmp.bulkwalk(mibfile='/path/to/IF-MIB.my', 
        oidspec='ifOperStatus')

Note that only ``bulkwalk()`` has been implemented at this time.

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

::

    pip install shellsnmp


License and Copyright
---------------------

Licensed MIT

Copyright 2016 - David Michael Pennington (mike [~at~] pennington [/dot\] net)

.. _`pySNMP`: http://pysnmp.sourceforge.net/
.. _`snimpy`: https://github.com/vincentbernat/snimpy
django-videofield 0.1.1
Support for video upload in Django models
License: MIT
Keywords: django video model field

django-videofield
=================

Support for video upload in Django models.

Instalation
-----------

.. code:: shell

    $ pip install django-videofield

Usage
-----

.. code:: python

    from videofield.models import VideoField

or

.. code:: python

    from videofield.models import VideoField

License
-------

MIT