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django-dictmessages 1.0.0
django.contrib.messages wrapper allowing pre-rendering of message dictionaries
License: MIT
Keywords: django messages dictionary template utility

Django dictmessages
===================

A small Django package allowing a dictionary to be passed to contrib.messages.
The dictionary is then pre-rendered and passed to the real contrib.message
function.



Dependencies
------------

A recent version of Django is required, but there are no third-party
dependencies for this package.


Installation
------------

Use your favorite Python installer to install it from PyPI::

    $ pip install django-dictmessages


Or get the source from the application site::

    $ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/mhurt/django-dictmessages
    $ cd django-dictmessages
    $ python setup.py install


Configuration
-------------

Add ``'dictmessages'`` to your ``INSTALLED_APPS`` setting like this::

    INSTALLED_APPS = {
      ...
      'dictmessages',
    }


Getting Started
---------------

Wherever you would normally make use of the ``django.contrib.messages`` API you
can use this package instead::

    # Before...
    from django.contrib import messages

    # After...
    from dictmessages import messages

Since ``dictmessages`` is a simply a wrapper around the original functionality,
you can continue to use it in the same way::

    from dictmessages import messages
    ...
    ...

    # This still works the same...
    messages.success(request, 'Awesome! You totally nailed that, dude.')


But, if you'd like to something a little more fancy...::

    from dictmessages import messages
    ...
    ...

    message_dictionary = dict(
        object='Awesome!', activity='You totally nailed that, dude.')

    messages.success(requestion, message_dictionary)
circle-asset 0.1.0
Get the latest assets from CircleCI
License: MIT

circle-asset |Latest Version|
=============================

|Circle CI|

A tool for getting the latest assets from CircleCI.

::

    usage: circle-asset [-h] [--version] [--api-root API_ROOT] [--token [TOKEN]]
                        [--branch BRANCH] [--accept-failed] [--build BUILD]
                        username project [artifact [artifact ...]]

    Get the latest assets from CircleCI

    positional arguments:
      username             GitHub username
      project              GitHub project
      artifact             Artifact name (or pattern) to get

    optional arguments:
      -h, --help           show this help message and exit
      --version            show program's version number and exit
      --api-root API_ROOT  API root for CircleCI
      --token [TOKEN]      API key
      --branch BRANCH      Project branch
      --accept-failed      Accepts artifacts from the latest build
      --build BUILD        Go to a specific build

.. |Latest Version| image:: https://pypip.in/version/circle_asset/badge.svg
   :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/circle-asset/
.. |Circle CI| image:: https://circleci.com/gh/prophile/circle-asset.svg?style=svg
   :target: https://circleci.com/gh/prophile/circle-asset
sound_server 0.1.1
A Python-based sound server, allowing control of the FModEx API via OSC messages.
License: MIT
Keywords: sound OSC FModEx server

SoundServer
-----------
The sound server reads a YAML file specifying sounds to be played. Sounds can then be triggered and manipulated remotely over OSC (e.g. fading in and out tracks, 3D positioning of sounds). This allows
configuration and remote triggering/manipluation of sounds over a network. This software was designed for adding audio to interactive art installations and similar; 
it is probably not suitable for gaming or real-time musical applications.

Sound generation is via **pyfmodex**, which in turn wraps the high performance **FMODEx** library, which is used to render the sounds.  Most **FMODEx** features are supported. 

The server also supports autonomous fades, and automations for making filter changes, position movements, and pitch adjustment using random, periodic or spline based patterns. It supports
stochastic sound generation, so that random sounds can be generated server-side according to a fairly flexible random generation model.

Example OSC messages::

    # create a new transient sound mysound_0
    /sound_server/spawn mysound mysound_0
    
    # set the gain to -80dB
    /sound_server/gain mysound_0 -80    
    
    # start the sound playing
    /sound_server/start mysound_0
    
    # start a fade up to 0dB over the next 5 seconds
    /sound_server/gain mysound_0 0 5.0

Requires **numpy**, **pyfmodex** and **simpleOSC**. 

*Note:* this is currently Python 2.x only. Python 3.x may or may not work with some small changes. You must separately acquire FMODEx for your platform. Depending on your use, FMODEx
may require a commercial license.

This library relies on **pyfmodex**, which is somewhat incomplete/buggy at the moment. In particular, it does not work on 64-bit systems (you will get an FMOD_INVALID_PARAMETER error if you try and run
on a 64 bit system).  sound_server has some workarounds for missing or incomplete features in pyfmodex by calling FMODEx directly via ctypes. 

*OS X note:* On OS X, the pyfmodex library must be patched to change the **FMODEx** library name from .so to .dylib
jig 0.1.11
Check your code for stuff before you `git commit`
License: MIT
Keywords: git hooks code smell lint

Jig
===

.. image:: https://travis-ci.org/robmadole/jig.svg?branch=develop
   :target: https://travis-ci.org/robmadole/jig

A command line tool and framework for getting more from the Git pre-commit
hook.

What is the Git pre-commit hook? It's a small script that Git automatically
runs right before you commit.

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

The Jig_ command line tool is written in Python, you can write plugins in any
language you wish. Install the tool by:

::

    $ pip install jig || easy_install jig

Getting started
---------------

You can give Jig a spin in less than 5 minutes

`Take me to the quick start`_

It's super easy to write your own plugins too

`Show me how to write plugins`_

.. _Take me to the quick start: http://packages.python.org/jig/index.html
.. _Show me how to write plugins: http://packages.python.org/jig/pluginapi.html
.. _Jig: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/jig

Support
-------

Problems or requests? Create an issue on GitHub.

http://github.com/robmadole/jig/issues


News
====

*Release 0.1.11 - February 28th, 2015*

* Removes references to the async Python library which is no longer
  needed by gitdb. Fixes #11.

*Release 0.1.10 - July 23rd, 2014*

* Fixed references to downloading files from GitHub after a security update
  redirects all requests to githubusercontent.com

*Release 0.1.9 - February 22nd, 2014*

* Adds a ``jig sticky`` command that auto-initializes freshly cloned Git
  repositories for use with Jig.

*Release 0.1.8 - February 1st, 2014*

* Adds a ``jig report`` command allowing Jig to be ran on any Git revision range.
* Adds a ``jig version`` to show the currently installed version of Jig.

*Release 0.1.7 - December 13th, 2013*

* Fix a missing string to unicode conversion that could cause errors if unicode
  characters were present in the input sent to plugins.

*Release 0.1.6 - April 28th, 2013*

* ``jig config`` command added, allowing plugin configuration settings to be
  managed.

*Release 0.1.5 - April 10th, 2013*

* ``jig runnow`` supports a ``--plugin`` option so that only a specific plugin
  is ran.
* ``jig plugin test`` has a new ``--range`` option to limit the tests ran to a
  specific set instead of the entire suite.

*Release 0.1.4 - March 24th, 2013*

* Jig commands now include more useful messages.
* Periodically checks if installed plugins have updates and prompts to install
  the latest plugins.
* Ignores the .jig directory when running (GitHub Issue #1).

*Release 0.1.3 - February 16th, 2013*

* Makes the indicator between warning messages and stop messages
  easy to discern at a quick glance.
* When Jig runs via the Git pre-commit hook, the output is more pronounced.
* Update the plugin test runner to ignore the summary lines at the bottom of
  the output.

*Release 0.1.2 - February 13th, 2013*

* Support for Python 2.6 when running plugins ``jig plugin test``.

*Release 0.1.1 - February 7th, 2013*

* Upgrade plugins installed from a URL using ``jig plugin update``.
* Python 2.6 support.

*Release 0.1.0 - April 6th, 2012*

* Initial release.
django-gdm 0.3
Genealogy Data Models for Django
License: MIT

Genealogy Data Models
=====================

*GDM* is a set of simple Django models for genealogy based data
structures (family trees).

Quick start
-----------

1. Add "gdm" to your INSTALLED\_APPS setting like this:

   .. code:: python

       INSTALLED_APPS = (
           ...
           'gdm',
       )

2. Run ``python manage.py migrate`` to create the GDM models.

3. Include the GDM models in your project like this:

   .. code:: python

       from gdm.models.tree import Person, Family

4. Start the development server and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/
   to create persons and families (you'll need the Admin app enabled).