semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
docktree 0.3.1
Display the local Docker image layers as a tree
License: MIT

========
Docktree
========

Displays the tree structure of your Docker images.

Meant as a replacement for the removed functionality of `docker images -t`.

Usage: docktree [-h] [IMAGE]

Positional arguments:
    IMAGE       show only parents and children of IMAGE

Optional arguments:
    -h, --help       show this help message and exit
    -s, --show-size  show the virtual size of each layer

Usage example:
::

    (env2)pi@raspberrypi [work/docktree] % docktree
    └─ 71a76a74c237
       ├─ 92b43b34adf9 test1:latest
       └─ 2f5ca2d69bf4
          └─ ba37442b01bb
             ├─ 643e1371a625 test2:latest
             │  └─ 7e548b8390f2 test3:latest
             └─ c89a6bc5d884
                └─ baee49e775b3 resin/rpi-raspbian:latest,resin/rpi-raspbian:jessie,resin/rpi-raspbian:jessie-2015-10-21
    (env2)pi@raspberrypi [work/docktree] % docktree test2
    └─ 71a76a74c237
       └─ 2f5ca2d69bf4
          └─ ba37442b01bb
             └─ 643e1371a625 test2:latest
                └─ 7e548b8390f2 test3:latest
WKB-Raster 0.6
Read WKB rasters to Numpy arrays.
License: MIT

WKB-Raster
----------

Read WKB rasters to Numpy arrays.

Links
`````

* `Docs <https://github.com/nathancahill/wkb-raster>`_
* `Raster WKB RFC
  <http://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/browser/trunk/raster/doc/RFC2-WellKnownBinaryFormat>`_
* `GitHub <https://github.com/nathancahill/wkb-raster>`_
projecture 0.1.3
scaffolding/bootstrap generation tool
License: MIT
Keywords: project scaffolding

projecture
==========

Projecture is a project scaffolding(or a minimal bootstrap) generation
tool for various projects (see list of supported project types below).
Correctly structuring your project (i.e. some defined standard way or a
way which is widely acceptable to the related community) makes things
easy for you, for contributors and for your users.

List of supported project types:
--------------------------------

-  python

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

.. code:: bash

    pip install projecture

Usages
======

projecture installation creates a projecture\_create executable in your
path. Create a new project from command line as:

.. code:: bash

    projecture_create pyproject -t python -n "your name" -e "your email" -a "project generated from projecture"

or from python:

.. code:: python

    import projecture
    projecture.create_project('pyproject',
                              project_type='python',
                              author_name='your name',
                              author_email='your_email',
                              about='project generated from projecture',
                              force=True)

This will create pyproject dir in your current working dir.

Projects
========

Python
------

Python project generates following structure:

.. code:: bash

    pyproject/                      # your project root (project_dir)
    ├── LICENSE                     # default license file with MIT license
    ├── MANIFEST.in                 # file to include non-package data
    ├── pyproject                   # your actual python package; will be referred as package_dir further
    │   ├── cmdline.py              # command line interface script for the package
    │   ├── __init__.py
    │   ├── pyproject.py            # package's main file
    │   └── tests                   # dir containing package tests
    │       ├── __init__.py
    │       ├── test_pyproject.py   #
    ├── README.md                   # README file (markdown format)
    ├── README.rst                  # restructured format README for tools like Sphinx
    ├── requirements.txt            # file to contain dependencies
    ├── setup.py                    # setup tools script to package/install project