semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
minitage.paste.extras 1.9
Extension for minitage.paste allowing users to have some server instaces configured on top of projects
License: BSD
Keywords: PasteScripts minitage

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Paste Scripts to install profiles into minitage based projects
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.. contents::

What is minitage.paste
=======================

Those are PasteScripts to help creating out projects living inside minitage.
You ll find in there:

Projects profiles
==================

    - minitage.instances.cas: create a cas instance
    - minitage.instances.openldap: create an openldap instance

Usage
======

Use throught paster::

    easy_install minitage.paste.instances.cas
    paster create -t minitage.instances.cas target_project

NOTES
=======
Please look the official documentation for further instructions::

    http://minitage.org/paster/instances/index.html




CHANGES
==============


1.9
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    - hosted on pypi

1.8
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    - make more senseof pyopenssl extra dependency.

1.6
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    - make release helper for CAS maintenance
    - Upgrade cas from 3.3.2 -> 3.3.3
    - Modify the post install CAS message

1.5
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    - add delay on init scripts restarts

1.4
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    - change default acls on slapd.conf

1.3
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    - change openldap ssl default port

1.2
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    - renamed in minitage.instance.extras
    - unify the SSL certificates creation and installation path

1.1
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    - add a download url add Pypi doesnt support dist > 5 MB

1.0
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    - Initial release
kpconsole 1.0.2
Smart-M3 KP console for interactive testing and debugging
License: BSD
Keywords: m3 sib kp console

Smart-M3 Python knowledge processor library console utility

Usage:
- See the Smart-M3 documentation about how to set up and run a Smart-M3 SIB.
- import kpconsole; kpconsole.main()

Links:
- http://smart-m3.sourceforge.net
- http://public.futurice.com/~ekan/thesis.pdf

Changelog
=========

1.0.2 - Released 2009-12-23
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* Packaging improvements for releasing in PyPi

1.0.1 - Released 2009-12-17
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* Moved code to SourceForge

1.0.0 - Released 2009-12-10
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* Initial stable release.
asiconsole 1.0.2
Python ASI console for interactive testing and debugging
License: BSD
Keywords: ASI REST OtaSizzle console

Aalto Social Interface (ASI) Python console utility

Usage:
- Configure asilib
- import asiconsole; asiconsole.main()

Links:
- http://cos.sizl.org
- http://public.futurice.com/~ekan/thesis.pdf

Changelog
=========

1.0.2 - Released 2009-12-23
----------------
* Packaging improvements for releasing in PyPi

1.0.1 - Released 2009-12-17
----------------
* Moved code to SourceForge

1.0.0 - Released 2009-12-10
----------------
* First stable release.
restlib 0.9
Extensions for the standard urllib2 to support RESTful client applications
License: BSD
Keywords: HTTP REST

Extensions for the standard urllib2 to support RESTful client applications.

Usage:
- See urllib2 documentation (docs.python.org/library/urllib2.html).
- Example: req = RestfulRequest('http://test.domain', data='Spam', method='PUT')

Changelog
=========

0.9 - Released 2009-12-23
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* Initial standalone release.
FireInFolders 0.2
Command line utility which excecutes commands in multiple folders
License: BSD
Keywords: util cli

Fire In Folders
===============

From usage you will see all this CLI tool does::

   $ ls
   test
   $ ls test/
   foobar foobar2
   $ ls test/foobar/
   changes.txt huhu.txt
   $ ls test/foobar2/
   stuff.txt

   $ fire_in_folders -s test ls
   changes.txt huhu.txt
   stuff.txt

   $ fire_in_folders -s test rm *
   $ fire_in_folders -s test touch foo.txt
   $ fire_in_folders -s test ls
   foo.txt
   foo.txt

NOTES
=====

This tool was created for use with buildout and svn externals. Buildout populates src/ folder with products that need svn management (and we hate svn externals). Makes it easier to do: "fire_in_folders svn up"


CHANGELOG
=========

22.12.2009
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* fix: bug when main() function will not accept arguments
* feature: display information in which folder is output coming from
pymcdream 0.1.1
Implements DREAM in Python based on PyMC for exploratory purposes
License: BSD

A prototype based on the algorithm in 
                    J.A. Vrugt, C.J.F. ter Braak, C.G.H. Diks, D. Higdon, B.A. Robinson, and J.M. Hyman: Accelerating Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation by differential evolution with self-adaptive randomized subspace sampling.  International Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Numerical Simulation, 2008, In Press.
Batcher 2
Cut sliceable objects into batches, eg for paging display on a website
License: BSD

Batcher
-------

Splits any sliceable object into batches::

	>>> from batcher import Batcher
	>>> items = list('ABCDEFGHIJ')
	>>> batcher = Batcher(items, 4)
	>>> # How many batches are available?
	>>> len(batcher)
	3
	>>> # Get contents of the first batch
	>>> list(batcher[0])
	['A', 'B', 'C', 'D']

Batches look like lists but know about their context too::

	>>> batch = batcher[1]
	>>> batch
	<Batch #1>
	>>> batcher[1].previous
	<Batch #0>
	>>> batcher[1].next 
	<Batch #2>
	>>> batcher[2].next
	None

A common requirement in web applications is to implement a pager widget.
The range method can help when the user is viewing page **n** and we want to
display a range of pages centered on **n**, adjusting endpoints to keep
them in range::

	>>> items = range(100)
	>>> batcher = Batcher(items, 4)
	>>> len(batcher)
	25
	>>> # The range of 5 batches centered on the given batch
	>>> batcher[0].range(5)
	[<Batch #0>, <Batch #1>, <Batch #2>, <Batch #3>, <Batch #4>]
	>>> batcher[7].range(5)
	[<Batch #5>, <Batch #6>, <Batch #7>, <Batch #8>, <Batch #9>]
	>>> batcher[23].range(5)
	[<Batch #20>, <Batch #21>, <Batch #22>, <Batch #23>, <Batch #24>]

If there aren't enough batches available, the entire batch will be returned::

	>>> items = range(10)
	>>> batcher = Batcher(items, 4)
	>>> len(batcher)
	3
	>>> batcher[1].range(5)
	[<Batch #0>, <Batch #1>, <Batch #2>]

Because batches use python's slicing API to retrieve data, we can
interrogate the slice object to find out the indices of the first and last
items in a batch, useful for showing data such as "Page 1 (items 1-10)"::

	>>> items = range(25)
	>>> batcher = Batcher(items, 10)
	>>> batch = batcher[0]
	>>> batch.slice
	slice(0, 10, None)
	>>> "Page %d (items %d-%d)" % (batch.index + 1,
	...                            batch.slice.start + 1,
	...                            batch.slice.stop)
	'Page 1 (items 1-10)'

Note how python's slice semantics mean that the indices are zero-based (so
we add 1 when formatting for display) and that the stop index of the slice
points to the item after the end of the series.
Products.signalstackLogger 0.9
Output zope stacktrace on signal using logging facility
License: BSD

Introduction
============
        
This package is based on Products.signalstack.
     
The one difference from the original product is a change to where
the thread dump is output.  This version of signalstack uses
the python logging facilities to output the thread dump, rather
than printing to stdout.  Certain production setups don't have
access to stdout, i.e. when `zopectl start` is used.
        
This change allows access to the thread dump when stdout is not 
accessible, since in addition to writing to stdout, the thread dump 
is also written to the zope event log.  '
        
Products.signalstackLogger is triggered in the same was as the 
original, i.e. by sending *USR1* to a Zope2 instance.
        
The original Products.signalstack is intended to be used with
supervisord, which retains stdout.
        
From the original README:
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This package is a simple debugging tool for Zope 2 instances that are
stuck. Unlike the `z3c.deadlockdebugger`_ and `DeadlockDebugger`_ this
package also works if all threads in an instance are stuck.
        
If you send the *USR1* signal to a Zope2 instance with Products.signalstack
installed it will dump a stracktrace of all threads on the console.
        
.. _Products.signalstack: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.signalstack
.. _z3c.deadlockdebugger: http://pypi.python.org/z3c.deadlockdebugger
.. _DeadlockDebugger: http://www.zope.org/Members/nuxeo/Products/DeadlockDebugger

Changelog
=========
        
0.9 - December 11, 2009
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* Initial release of Products.signalstackLogger