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refclone 0.1
A wrapper for "git clone" that keeps git repo directories organized
License: MIT

# Refclone

`refclone` is a wrapper for `git clone` command, that helps keeping cloned git
repos organized. 


### Installation

    pip3 install --user git+https://alcm-b@bitbucket.org/alcm-b/refclone.git


### Usage

    refclone.py --repohome=/home/username/ref https:/gitserver.example.com/user/project

You'll probably want to keep the same `repohome` directory for all git projects
you clone. This can be achieved by creating this pair of aliases in
`~/.bashrc`:

    alias refclone='refclone --repohome=/home/username/ref'
    alias cdref='cd /home/username/ref'

After that, you can start using `refclone` like this:

    refclone https://gitserver.example.com/user/project
    cdref


### Description

`refclone` shaves off a couple of commands I have to run each time I want to
take a look at the source code of one more open source project.

Effectively, this utility is a shortcut for these two UNIX shell commands:

    mkdir -p "/<repohome>/<server-url>/<username>/<project-name>/"
    git clone <git-url> /<repohome>/<server-url/<username>/<project-name>/

, where `<repohome>` is provided in command line option `--repohome`.
Yuci-Dictionary 0.1.5
A tiny CLI dictionary built by python, based on youdao-web dictionary and require an internet connection.
License: MIT
Keywords: python youdao terminal

# Yuci Dictionary

version = 0.1.4

## Introduction

> A tiny CLI dictionary built by python, based on youdao-web dictionary and require an internet connection. 

​	Yuci Dictionary is a simple dictionary built in your command line. Without too many useless examples and ads, Yuci Dictionary can provide you clear interface and the amount of examples and definitions are just right for your daily life.

Features:

- :dash: Simple way to search on cmd.
- :smile: Aimed to your daily life.
- :hammer_and_wrench: ~~Relatively search, convert ＇wod＇ to ＇word＇ for example.~~(Will add in next update, hopefully)
- :hammer_and_wrench: ~~History Search~~(Will add in the future)

## Install

​	To install Yuci Dictionary, just type `pip install yuci-dictionary` in cmd, or you can download the resource file and type `python setup.py install` in the folder.

## Get Start

​	Just type `dict`to enter dictionary. When you see `yuci>`, you are ready to use the dictionary. type `search [word]` to search for a word or you can use`s [word]`as a shortcut for search method.

```
yuci> search hello
...
yuci> s hello
...
```

​	For more customized setting information, type `help [action]` to see the help file of the action.

```
yuci> help setting
...
yuci> help
...
```



## To-do list

- [x]  youdao support
- [x]  cmd support
- [x]  help file
- [ ]  expand search function
- [ ]  history search
- [ ]  offline library

## Project website

- PyPI: <https://pypi.org/project/Yuci-Dictionary/>
- Github: <https://github.com/Yucklys/yuci-dictionary>
radical.nge 0.50.0
The RADICAL pilot job framework (NGE interface)(http://radical.rutgers.edu/)
License: MIT
Keywords: radical pilot job saga


# radical.nge

NGE pilot



  - For a list of bug fixes, see 
    https://github.com/radical-cybertools/radical.nge/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed+sort%3Aupdated-desc
  - For a list of open issues and known problems, see
    https://github.com/radical-cybertools/radical.nge/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+


0.50.0 Release                                                        2018-07-08
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  - add timing examples, gromacs test


0.47.3 Release                                                        2018-05-04
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  - add dockerfile
  - implement backfill partition policies 
  - install service script 
  - specify host and port via env vars 
  - switch from ORTE to APRUN 


0.47.0 Release                                                        2017-11-29
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  - initial release


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