semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
multitech_dot_flash 0.7.2
ARM Mbed Multitech xDot and mDot flash utility
License: MIT

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xDot and mDot flash utility
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It is a simple Shell script intended to help MacOS users to easily compile and flash Multitech Dot boards.

Features
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- Create a virtualenv with Mbed toolchain
- Deploy Mbed, installing the required Mbed libs in ARM Mbed projects
- Compile with ARM Compiler 5
- Flash the binary to your xDot or mDot devices

Install it globally
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``sudo pip install multitech_dot_flash``

How to use it
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Make sure you run this inside an ARM Mbed project.
Checkout this example https://hackmd.io/s/r196eUWBG

Compile and flash an xdot

``flashit -t=xdot``

Flash previous build, already compiled for an mdot

``flashit -t=mdot -p``
prometheus-couchbase-exporter 1.0.3
Couchbase query Prometheus exporter
License: MIT
Keywords: monitoring prometheus exporter

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Prometheus Couchbase Exporter
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This Prometheus exporter runs configured queries against Couchbase and exports the results as Prometheus gauge metrics.

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Installation instructions:
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Install via ``pip``:

.. code-block::

   $ pip install prometheus-couchbase-exporter

*See ``pip`` installation instructions at http://www.pip-installer.org/en/latest/installing.html*

Usage example:
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By default, it will bind to port 9119, query Couchbase on 127.0.0.1:8091 and run queries configured in an external module `StatsMetrics <https://github.com/brunopsoares/statsmetrics>`_.
You can change these defaults as required by passing in options:

.. code-block::

   $ prometheus-couchbase-exporter -c <couchbase host:port> -p <port to listen>
charlie-pop-hello 0.0.22
A module to say hello
License: MIT

Hello.py
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A script which will greet the user.


Installation
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Install with pip


Usage
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Simply pass a name to hello.py and the program will print out 'Hello, {name}'




Release History
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0.0.1
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* Initial release for hello_world
* 100% test coverage
* Minimal documentation