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twid 0.1
The relevant functions about Taiwan Identification Card system.
License: MIT

Twid includes simple functions about Taiwan Identification Card system.
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Identification_Card_%28Republic_of_China%29

Quick Start
^^^^^^^^^^^
::

 >>> from twid import female, male, kaohsiung
 >>> female()
 'X249592708'
 >>> kaohsiung()
 'E168646609'
 >>> kaohsiung(male())
 'E167853593'
cpfile 1.0.3.1
A python module ment to make working with files much easier
License: MIT

CFile
-----

this is just a python module for making working with files in python not a pain in the ***

For a lsit of all the functions included simply type,
	$ cpfile.py --usage

Changelog

	-Fixed the module not working... at all
	-Added a cpfile.py command -then fixed it
diffbot 2.0.0
Python client for the Diffbot API.
License: MIT

Python Diffbot_ API
===================

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How to use it:
--------------

.. code:: python

    >>> import diffbot
    >>> json_result = diffbot.article('https://github.com', token='…')

The above simple example is a shortcut for using the ``diffbot.Client``
class.

.. code:: python

    >>> import diffbot
    >>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
    >>> json_result = client.article('https://github.com')

The above calls are shortcuts for using the ``diffbot.api()`` function
and the ``diffbot.Client.api`` method:

.. code:: python

    >>> import diffbot
    >>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
    >>> json_result = client.api('article', 'https://github.com')

To ``POST`` data (text or HTML) to the API, use the ``text`` or ``html``
arguments:

.. code:: python

    >>> import diffbot
    >>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
    >>> json_result = client.api('article', 'https://github.com', html='''
    ... <h1>Introducing GitHub Traffic Analytics</h1>
    ... <p>We want to kick off 2014 with a bang, so today we're happy to launch
    ... traffic analytics!</p>
    ... ''')

Command line interface:
-----------------------

.. code:: sh

    $ python diffbot.py -h
    usage: diffbot.py [-h] [-a] [-f FILE] api url token

    positional arguments:
      api                   API to call. One one of 'article', 'frontpage',
                            'product', 'image', 'analyze' or 'discussion'.
      url                   URL to pass as the 'url' parameter.
      token                 API key (token). Get one at https://www.diffbot.com/.

    optional arguments:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      -a, --all             Request all fields.
      -f FILE, --file FILE  File to read data from. Use '-' to read from STDIN.

    $ python diffbot.py article https://github.com TOKEN

Output of the above example:

.. code:: json

    {
      "icon": "https://github.com:443/apple-touch-icon-144.png",
      "sections": [
          …
      ],
      "title": "Build software better, together.",
      "url": "https://github.com/"
    }

Features:
---------

-  Python 2+3 support
-  Google App Engine support
-  Requests_ support (but no dependency)
-  Passes ``pyflakes``, ``pep8``, ``flake8``, ``pylint`` score 10/10
-  Simple & small (1 file, <200 LOC)
-  Command line interface

.. _Diffbot: https://www.diffbot.com
.. _Requests: http://docs.python-requests.org
.. _`100% test coverage`: https://coveralls.io/r/attilaolah/diffbot.py
scell 0.3.1
simple wrapper atop select
License: MIT
Keywords: selector io reactor

Scell: Selectors for Humans
===========================

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Scell is a MIT-licensed selector library, written in Python.

At the heart of event-driven platforms is the selector, the
humble **select.select** function. Using it is very simple,
but requires you to pass in lists of file handles again and
again. Keeping track of these file handles are tricky. Let
Scell handle it for you and focus on building an awesome
library/server::

    >>> selector = scell.Selector()
    >>> monitor = selector.register(open('file.txt'), mode='r')
    >>> monitor.callback = lambda: 1
    >>> [event.callback() for event in selector.ready]
    [1]

Scell allows implementors to effortlessly build libraries
atop of the minimal abstraction provided, while also having
good performance. The API is very small and works across
many platforms, including Windows and OSX.


Features
--------

- Stateful wrapper around **select.select**
- Extremely small API with small footprint and 100% coverage
- Core abstractions and utilities can be used directly
- Efficient implementation of callbacks
- Highly `documented`_ codebase

.. _documented: https://scell.readthedocs.org


Installation
------------

To install Scell, simply::

    $ pip install scell

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