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xpect 3.1.1
Programmed dialogue with interactive streams.
License: MIT
Keywords: expect

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Installation
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.. code-block:: python

    pip install xpect


Example usage
=============

See the test suite: https://github.com/eerimoq/expect/blob/master/tests/test_expect.py

A basic login example using pyserial:

.. code-block:: python

    >>> import serial
    >>> import expect
    >>> serial_linux = serial.Serial("/dev/ttyS0")
    >>> linux = expect.Handler(serial_linux)
    >>> linux.send("")
    >>> linux.expect(r"username: ")
    >>> linux.send("root")
    >>> linux.expect(r"password: ")
    >>> linux.send("root")
    >>> linux.expect(r"/home/root $ ")


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udacity-chiron 0.1.1
CLI tool for interacting with Chiron feedback service.
License: MIT
Keywords: Udacity

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Chiron
==============

Chiron is the command-line tool for submitting code to Udacity's automatic feedback agent.

Usage
---------

To submit your code, first navigate to the top-level directory of the repository you cloned from github.  From here, run
::
    udacity submit <PROJECT_NAME>

This will create a zipfile containing the required files and submit it to an automated feedback agent.  When you are  satisfied with the result, you may submit this zipfile for a human review.

In case you accidentally removed the zipfile, you may list all of your submissions with the command

::
    udacity ls <PROJECT_NAME>

To re-download the zipfile and the feedback, use

::
    udacity get <SUBMISSION_ID>