semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
dprj 0.1.0
Double-metaphone-like algorithm for the french language
License: MIT

What's that?
============

`dprj` is an algorithm that extracts sounds from words. It's similar to
metaphone, except it's targeted at the french language only. While double
metaphone or similar can be ok to regroup content that sound more or less the
same, it becomes unusable when you want to get the real pronunciation of a
word, since it's mainly targeted at english. And we all know french can be
really tricky sometimes.

How to use it?
==============

Install it from PyPI::

    pip install dprj

Then just use the ``say`` function:

.. code-block:: python

    >> from dprj import say
    >> say(u'chaussette')
    u'xst'
    >> say(u'psychologue')
    u'psklg'
    >> say(u'agglomération')
    u'glmrsn'
    >> say(u'accès')
    u'ks'

How reliable is it?
===================

Well, try it and see for yourself! There are still some cases to handle:

* some plurals
* some silent final letters (eg. 'r')
* french weirdnesses

If you get incorrect results for any word please let me know by filing and
issue.
log2slack 0.3
Simple logger for posting log to slack.com
License: MIT

Example for Configuration file.

Reference: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.config.html#configuration-file-format

```
[handler_slack]
class = log2slack.SlackHandler
args = ('domain.slack.com', 'slack_token', '#channel', 'display_name')
level = ERROR
formatter = generic
```
tremendous 0.1.1
Python bindings to libfab (C), a reimplementation of fabulous
License: MIT
Keywords: fabulous
tremendous
coloring
console

# tremendous

Powered by [libfab](https://github.com/rossdylan/libfab)

`tremendous` is a Python wrapper around `libfab`, a C library that acts like
fabulous. It makes dealing with terminal coloring easy for standard 16-color
terminals and extended 256-color environments.

```
from tremendous import green, red, bold

# every color is a function that wraps a string with terminal escape codes
print green("Hello, and welcome to computers")

# colors, backgrounds, and modifiers can be stacked
print bold(red("Bad things happened!"))

# 256 colors are available from tremendous.ext
from tremendous.ext import darkgreen
print darkgreen("Crisis averted"))
```