semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
cite2c 0.2.1
Citations for Jupyter Notebooks

Live citations in IPython notebooks

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To install this:

::

    pip install cite2c
    python -m cite2c.install

It requires Jupyter Notebook 4.2 or above.

You will see two new toolbar buttons: |toolbar buttons|. The left one
inserts a citation at the current point in a Markdown cell. The right
one inserts a bibliography.

This extension has two main components: - UI for finding citations from
a Zotero library and inserting them into Markdown cells. The citations
are stored in the notebook metadata, and referenced by an ID. - Code to
run
`citeproc-js <https://bitbucket.org/fbennett/citeproc-js/wiki/Home>`__
when a Markdown cell is rendered, rendering both bibliographies and
inline citations.

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allow2 0.3
OpenSource Parental Freedom Platform
Keywords: parental

Allow2
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pip install allow2


Before the app/device can log any actions or check permissions/etc, you need to first "pair" the device or app:

    >>> import allow2
    >>>
    >>> userId, pairId, children = allow2.pair(user, password, deviceToken, deviceName)

The userId and pairId are used for all subsequent requests to the API and will work only while the device/app remains paired, so these values should be persisted.

If the parent that owns that account deletes the pairing, then the userId / pairId credentials will no longer work.

The "children" return value is an array of all current children definitions in that account when it is paired. You can use this to show the parent an interface to
nominate the one permanent child who will use this device/app. Alternately, you can present a selector and use the PIN on each account to allow the child to directly
select and unlock their account prior to using the device or app.

Then, to record usage and get permissions and blocks/etc, use the following:

    >>> import allow2
    >>>
    >>> ???? = allow2.log(userId, pairId, [activityId, ...], childId)

That will.... (TBC)