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expresscheckout 1.0.4
A Python package for interacting with the Juspay Express Checkout API
License: MIT
Keywords: juspay expresscheckout payments

Python Library for Juspay Express Checkout API


Installation


Prerequisites:

    Ensure that you have installed the 'requests' package for python,

    If not, open the terminal and type 'pip install requests'

    NOTE: If pip is not installed, install pip by download get_pip.py from the https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py and
    run the script in your terminal

Procedure

    Run the following command in your terminal

        pip install expresscheckout

    You can use the library by including the following import statement in your python script
        import expresscheckout as Juspay

    Now, you can use the library as follows

        Juspay.api_key = 'your_api_key'
        Juspay.Orders.create(order_id=1,amount=100.0)

For more instructions on how to use the library, please refer to the documentation at https://apidocs.juspay.in
whitewater 1.0.1
Convert videos into a format readable by the Whitewater Player Javascript library.
License: MIT
Keywords: video mobile

Whitewater Encoder
==================

A command line utility that converts short videos a format that can be played on mobile websites with the Whitewater Player Javascript library.

→ `Full Documentation <https://github.com/samiare/whitewater-encoder/wiki>`__

→ `Whitewater Player <https://github.com/samiare/whitewater-mobile-video>`__ (needed to play videos)

→ `Example Site <https://git.io/whitewater>`__


Installation
------------

.. code:: bash

    $ pip install whitewater


Usage
-----

.. code:: bash

    $ whitewater <file> [options]
    $ whitewater (-h | --help | --version)

**Example:**

.. code:: bash

    $ whitewater path/to/video.mp4

Options
~~~~~~~

::

    --blocksize <size>   The width/height of a single grid cell when
                         checking one frame against the previous one.
    --grid <size>        The size of the diffmap images in rows and
                         columns, not absolute pixels.
    --quality <percent>  JPEG quality setting.
    --threshold <rms>    RMS threshold for determining whether a
                         single cell of a frame is different from
                         the previous one.
    --format <filetype>  File format to save diffmap images as.

For a full explanation of what these do and when you might want to use
them, check `the
documentation <https://github.com/samiare/whitewater-encoder/wiki/Glossary>`__.

Python Module
-------------

Whitewater can also be used as a module in your own Python scripts. The ``Whitewater()`` class and its options are described in detail in the `full
documentation <https://github.com/samiare/whitewater-encoder/wiki>`__.

.. code:: python

    from whitewater import Whitewater

    video = Whitewater('path/to/video.mp4')
    video.encode()