semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-humanity 0.2
Form for math-based human verification
License: BSD

django-humanity: PROVE YOU ARE HUMAN!
=====================================

The robots are trying to take over the world. Ensure that your forms
are used only by humans.

django-humanity adds a simple mathematical equation to your form that users
must solve in order to submit. Computers are notoriously terrible at math,
so this is a task that only humans (or maybe dolphins) can accomplish.

Usage
-----

Create your form as a subclass of HumanityForm::

    from humanity.forms import HumanityForm

    class MyForm(HumanityForm):
        pass

That's it! Just include the form in your template and everything will be
handled for you.
caldwell-dirtyfields 0.5b1
Tracking dirty fields on a Django model instance
License: BSD

===================
Django Dirty Fields
===================

Tracking changed fields on a Django model instance.

Makes a Mixin available that will give you the properties:

 * ``is_dirty``
 * ``dirty_fields``


Installing
==========

Install the package using pip_. Then use the instructions in "Using the Mixin in the Model".

::

    $ pip install django-dirtyfields

or if you're interested in developing it, use virtualenv_. The default ``settings.py`` will look for the dirtyfields package in its current location.

::

    $ virtualenv --no-site-packages ve/
    $ source ve/bin/activate
    (ve)$ cd example_app
    (ve)$ pip install -r requirements.pip
    (ve)$ ./manage.py test testing_app


.. _pip: http://www.pip-installer.org/en/latest/
.. _virtualenv: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv



Using the Mixin in the Model
============================

::

    from django.db import models
    from dirtyfields import DirtyFieldsMixin

    class TestModel(DirtyFieldsMixin, models.Model):
        """A simple test model to test dirty fields mixin with"""
        boolean = models.BooleanField(default=True)
        characters = models.CharField(blank=True, max_length=80)


Using it in the shell
=====================

::

    (ve)$ ./manage.py shell
    >>> from testing_app.models import TestModel
    >>> tm = TestModel(boolean=True, characters="testing")
    >>> tm.save()
    >>> tm.is_dirty
    False
    >>> tm.dirty_fields
    ()
    >>> tm.boolean = False
    >>> tm.is_dirty
    True
    >>> tm.dirty_fields
    ('boolean', )
    >>> tm.characters = "have changed"
    >>> tm.is_dirty
    True
    >>> tm.dirty_fields
    ('boolean', 'characters', )
    >>> tm.save()
    >>> tm.is_dirty
    False
    >>> tm.get_dirty_fields
    ()

Why would you want this?
========================

When using signals_, especially pre_save_, it is useful to be able to see what fields have changed or not. A signal could change its behaviour depending on whether a specific field has changed, whereas otherwise, you only could work on the event that the model's `save()` method had been called.

Credits
=======

This code has largely be adapted from what was made available at `Stack Overflow`_.

.. _Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/110803/dirty-fields-in-django
.. _signals: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/topics/signals/
.. _pre_save: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/ref/signals/#django.db.models.signals.pre_save
serialXfer 0.3
Ancient serial file transfer protocols in Python
License: BSD
Keywords: XMODEM YMODEM ZMODEM Kermit Serial

==========
serialXfer
==========

Ancient serial file transfer protocols in Python
------------------------------------------------

**License:**

BSD

**Goals:**

 * Add YModem - Original goal, Mostly done
 * Add YModem Batch - WIP
 * Add Zmodem - Planning
 * Add Kermit - Don't wait up....
 * Make threaded - WIP
 * Complete rewrite - Perhaps

**Changes:**

| 0.3  Original Release, based on xmodem 0.2.4 from PyPi (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/xmodem)

**Known Bugs:**

More than I care to list - use with caution!

**Credit:**

All credit to the original author, Wijnand Modderman


**Usage:**
::

 TODO

**Dependencies:**

None that I know of
django-payex 0.2.1
Django application for saving statuses and receiving callbacks from the PayEx API.
License: BSD

# django-payex

django-payex is a Django application for saving statuses and receiving 
callbacks from the PayEx API. 

Check out the [pypayex](https://github.com/funkbit/pypayex) module for 
communication with the PayEx API. The callback view and agreement verification 
check requires the `payex` module.

The PayEx implementation manual is available here:
http://www.payexpim.com/

## Status

This is a work in progress, patches are welcome :)
ucloudbiz 0.3.1
ucloudbiz openapi python library.
License: BSD
Keywords: ucloud ucloudbiz config library

This package provides a ucloud server command line interface to manage ucloud server service.

The currently supported services include:

- vm
- account
- port forwarding
- template
- volume

Installation

The easiest way to install ucloud-cli is to use easy_install

$ easy_install ucloudbiz

or

$ pip install ucloudbiz

Version

0.2.0
Add template API (createTemplate, deleteTemplate, listTemplates, updateTemplate)
0.3.0
Add volume API (listVolumes)
0.3.1
Fix createTemplate typo (bit -> bits)

##############################
# Development (for committer)
##############################

1. Packaging and upload

python setup.py sdist upload -r http://pypi.python.org/pypi