semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-deprecated-fbv 0.1
Deprecated Django function based views from Django 1.4 in a neat little package.
License: BSD

django-deprecated-fbv
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Deprecated Django function based generic views from Django 1.4 in a neat little package. Ugly little hack for deadlines and emergencies where Django 1.5 or 1.6 is necessary.

Usage
-----
1. Install the package from PIP::

       pip install django-deprecated-fbv

2. Change imports from ``django.views.generic`` into ``deprecated_fbv``.
3. Consider a more sensible strategy, like fixing your code to get rid of those pesky deprecation errors (yes, I left them in place).
django-email-password-reset 0.1.1
Minimalist app disabling all passwords and sending password reset emails.
License: BSD

django-email-password-reset
===========================

Minimalist app disabling all passwords and sending password reset emails.

Usage
-----
1. Install app::

       pip install django-password-reset

2. Include ``password_reset`` app in ``INSTALLED_APPS``.
3. Setup password reset template in ``password_reset/email.txt`` and ``password_reset/email_subject.txt``.
4. Do a dry-run, outputting emails to the console instead of sending them::

       ./manage.py reset_passwords -n

5. Disable all passwords and send reset emails to all users with management command::

       ./manage.py reset_passwords
CURD.py 0.6.0
Tiny Python ORM for MySQL
License: BSD
Keywords: CURD ORM MySQL Python tiny database

CURD.py
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Tiny Python ORM for MySQL.

Sample Usage
````````````

.. code:: python

    >>> from models import User
    >>> user = User(name='Tom', email='tom@gmail.com')
    >>> user.save()  # insert
    1L
    >>> user.email = 'tom@github.com'
    >>> user.save()  # update
    1L
    >>> [user.name for user in User.select()]  # select
    [u'Tom']
    >>> query = User.where(name='Tom').delete()
    >>> query.execute()  # delete
    1L
    >>> user = User.create(name='Kate', email='kate@gmail.com')  # another insert
    >>> user.data
    {'email': 'kate@gmail.com', 'name': 'Kate', 'id': 2L}
    >>> user.destroy()  # another delete
    1L

Installation
````````````

.. code:: bash

    $ pip install CURD.py

Links
`````

* `Documentation <http://curdpy.readthedocs.org/>`_
* `Code on Github <https://github.com/hit9/CURD.py>`_

**NOTICE**: CURD.py may not be stable before version 1.0
cpthook 1.0.2
Centrally manage hooks for git repositories
License: BSD

If you use a central repository manager such as gitolite
or gitosis you probably have at least a few repositories using custom git
hooks.

Managing the hooks in all your repositories by hand, is time consuming
and prone to error. If you need to take advantage of the functionality
provided by more than one hook script you are left to do it yourself.

cpthook allows you to run more than one hook in each repo and manage
them all in one location.
dvh 0.1.3
Small package for manipulating dose volume histograms in Python
License: BSD
Keywords: dvh

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Dose Volume Histogram
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Small package for manipulating dose volume histograms in Python

* Free software: BSD license
* Documentation: http://dvh.rtfd.org.

Features
--------

* TODO



History
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0.1.0 (2014-05-01)
++++++++++++++++++

* First release on PyPI.
openbudgets 0.0.1-alpha
(WIP - DO NOT USE) A web app and web API for storing, accessing, visualizing and comparing budgetary data.
License: BSD

Open Budgets: A platform for accessible and meaningful budgetary data
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Open Budgets is a web app and web API for storing, accessing, visualizing and comparing budgetary data.

Open Budgets is coded in Python and Javascript. Django is used for the server, and libraries such as Backbone, D3, uijet and JQuery for the client.

The 1.0 release of Open Budgets was developed as a platform for budgetary data of municipalities in Israel. The primary goals being a standardized way to store such data for all municipalities, and for users to be able to make comparative analysis of such data.

The code is not tied to anything in particular with the Israeli municipality use case - Open Budgets is ready for use with any "entity structure" that declares budgets, and potential value can be gained from comparative analysis. Examples could be other governmental systems, large organizations in the non-profit sector, corporations, state university systems, and so on.

Open Budgets is open source software and licensed under a BSD license.

Open Budgets is a project of HaSadna (the Public Knowledge Workshop), a non-profit organization in Israel dedicated to data transparency in government.

Find out more here:

http://hasadna.org.il/en/

Ways to contribute
------------------

You can contribute to the project in a number of ways:

**Write some code**: https://github.com/hasadna/openmuni-budget

**Read the docs**: http://open-budgets.readthedocs.org/

**Play with the demo**: http://dev.openmuni.org.il/

**Tackle an open issues**: https://github.com/hasadna/openmuni-budget/issues

**Make some translations**: https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/open-budgets/

**Start a discussion**: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/hasadna-dev


Quickstart
----------

If you want to get up and running:

http://open-budgets.readthedocs.org/en/latest/guide/start.html

License
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https://github.com/hasadna/omuni-budget/blob/develop/LICENSE