semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
githubdate 1.0.1
Send update statuses to your repository pull-requests.
License: MIT

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githubdate
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You've got dozens of pull-requests on hold. Some of them are ready to be
merged. But as a release manager, you need to warn everyone with "merge"
rights **not to** merge any of these pull-requests. Because you're on a hot
lava field, you have to stabilize things, etc.

Anyway. Just push a "it's not cool to merge this" status. And then, when the
situation is cooler, just send an update with a green light.

License
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This is a MIT-licensed software, by Bruno Bord (c) 2014.
dum 0.4
Direct data to object for xml, jon and csv
License: MIT
Keywords: xml csv json

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Introduction
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With the dum module you can easily map data from structured files
to a set of python classes. 
The current version can be used with json, csv or xlm formats, 
more are expected to come.


Parsing and projecting
======================

The main idea is that your code is designed with objects that share more or less the same
organization than the data in the original file.  With a few directives, it must then be possible 
to directly project the data parsed from the file to the class model of your application.

For sample a minimal (all the display methods are still to write...)  `Atom <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_%28standard%29>`_ application
could look like 

::
    
    class Author:
        class dum: 
            name =""
            email=""
 
    class Link:
        class dum:
            rel=""
            href=""

    class Entry:
        class dum:
            title = ""
            author = [Author]
            link = [Link]
            updated = dateutil.parser.parse

    class Atom:
        class dum:
            title =""
            subtitle= ""
            entry = [Entry]
            link = [Link]
            updated = dateutil.parser.parse
        
    atom = dum.xml(Atom, open("myrss"))




Requirements
============

The library has been tested for Python 3.4 
There is no external dependencies.
mrepserver 0.1.0
MREP server: morpheme regular expression printer
License: MIT

==================================================
 MREP server: Morpheme Regular Expression Printer
==================================================

MREP is a regular expression matcher for morpheme sequences.
This program is a simple web server to use MREP from a browser.


Requirement
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- Python 2.7
- mrep
- tornado


Install
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::

   $ pip install mrepserver


If you want to install it from its source, use `setup.py`.

::

   $ python setup.py install


Usage
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::

   usage: mrepserver [-h] [-p PORT] FILE

MREP server: morpheme regular expression printer

positional arguments:
  :`FILE`:                  data file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -p PORT, --port PORT  port number


License
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This program is distributed under the MIT license.


Copyright
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\(c) 2014, Yuya Unno.
helga-hipster 0.1.2
Helga plugin to get hipster music recommendations
License: MIT
Keywords: helga music hipster

# helga-hipster

Get hipster music recommendations, courtesy of Echonest. There is one configurable setting
that must be set **HIPSTER_ECHONEST_API_KEY** which is your echonest api key.

## License

Copyright (c) 2014 Shaun Duncan

MIT Licensed