semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
calldules 1.0.1
Making modules callable, for not very good reasons.
License: MIT

Calldules!
==========

No more from <module> import <Module>!

Wouldn't be nice if...

    >>> import pprint
    >>> pprint("hello")
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
    TypeError: 'module' object is not callable

Was possible? Well:

1. Add special sauce::

   >>> import calldules

2. Import module(s), call::

   >>> import pprint
   >>> pprint("hello")

3. ???\?

   ::

      'hello'

4. PROFIT!!!

Also works with such modules as ``flask``, ``codecs``, ``array``, ``datetime``,
``decimal``, ``random``, and many more!

No responsibility is taken for any grievous harm caused either
by irresponsible *or* responsible use of ``calldules``.

Inspired by Richard Jones' talk `Don't Do This`_.

.. _Don't Do This: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2yfXnUb1S4
bitcasa 1.0
This is the Python SDK for the Bitcasa API.
License: MIT
Keywords: bitcasa sdk

Bitcasa SDK for Python
======================

Bitcasa SDK for Python, providing access to Bitcasa's REST API.

License: MIT

Requirements:

- requests >= 1.2.3

Setup
=====
Install bitcasa library

::

    pip install bitcasa


Get A Bitcasa Developer API Key
===============================
In order to access the API successfully, you need to first get an API key from Bitcasa:

* Go to: `https://developer.bitcasa.com/ <https://developer.bitcasa.com/>`_
* Either sign up with your Bitcasa account, or log in with it
* Click "Console" on the top header, and "Create App" on the top right
* Save your Client ID and your Client Secret locally; you will use them in your code


Using The Bitcasa API
=====================
In order to access a Bitcasa user's files, you'll need to authorize your application with the user via our authentication exchange. Once completed, you'll gain an access token that you can utilize for API usage.

Examine the tests for examples of usage.