semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-googlecharts 1.0-alpha-1
Django template tags to generate charts using the Google chart API.
License: BSD
Keywords: django charts templates

Google Charts template tag
==========================

This is a suite of template tags to assist in generating charts using Google's
`Chart API`__. There's deliberately no Python-level API; try pygooglechart__
for that.

Currently the library is long on code, and short on testing and documentation.
It's only been tested against Django 1.1 and Python 2.5.

For example usage, see ``docs/examples.html``.

__ http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
__ http://pygooglechart.slowchop.com/

Contributing
------------

The source is on GitHub: http://github.com/jacobian/django-googlecharts. Feel
free to send me pull requests, or send patches to <jacob@jacobian.org>.
pyrpm 0.3
A pure python rpm reader
License: BSD

=====
PyRPM
=====

:author: Mário Morgado
:license: BSD

PyRPM is a pure python module to extract information from a RPM package.

Usage
-----

        >>> from pyrpm.rpm import RPM
        >>> frpm pyrpm import rpmdefs
        >>> rpm = RPM(file('package-1.0-r1.i586.rpm')
        >>> rpm.binary # this means that the package is a rpm and not a src.rpm
        True
        >>> rpm.name()
        'package'
        >>> rpm.package()
        'package-1.0'
        >>> rpm[rpmdefs.RPMTAG_DESCRIPTION]
        'package description'
        >>> rpm[rpmdefs.RPMTAG_ARCH]
        'i586'
repoze.slicer 1.0a2
WSGI middleware to filter HTML responses
License: BSD
Keywords: wsgi html transformation

Introduction
=============

`repoze.slicer` is a simple piece of WSGI middleware that can extract part of a
HTML response. This can be used to reduce the amount of parsing and
manipulation of DOM trees in browsers, which is especially expensive with older
versions of IE.


Changelog
=========


1.0a2
-----

- Handle CDATA correctly.
  [wichert]

- Check multiple stackframes to deal with WSGIFilter versions.
  [wichert]


1.0a1
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- first release