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csumb205-multimedia 0.8.12
A easier-to-use, academic wrapper class for different multimedia
License: MIT
Keywords: image multimedia manipulation education csumb 205

CSUMB's CST205 - Multimedia Manipulation
========================================

Simple Multimedia Classes
-------------------------

This project offers students access to simple Python classes that allow for the
manipulation of different multimedia types.

Currently, the only ones developed are:
    simpleImage
        rgbImage
        rgbPixel

The other modules installed are currently in developed. This includes:
  simpleAudio
  simpleVideo


Documentation
-----------------------------------------------------------
Documentation, and installation instructions, are available at
http://pwalker91.github.io/CSUMB205_Multimedia


-----------------------------------------------------------
Contributors
-----------------------------------------------------------
* Peter Walker https://github.com/pwalker91
Flask-Pilot 0.5.0
Flask-Pilot is a Flask extension that adds structure and map your views and templates together for rapid application development
License: MIT
Keywords: flask,templates,views,classy,pilot,framework,mvc,blueprint

Flask-Pilot

Flask-Pilot is a Flask extension that adds structure to both your views and
templates, by mapping them to each other to provide a rapid application development framework.
The extension also comes with Flask-Classy, Flask-Assets, Flask-Mail,
JQuery 2.x, Bootstrap 3.x, Font-Awesome, Bootswatch templates.
The extension also provides pre-made templates for error pages and macros.

https://github.com/mardix/flask-pilot
pyramid_uniform 0.3.2
Form handling for Pyramid.
License: MIT
Keywords: pyramid forms validation rendering

pyramid_uniform - Form handling for Pyramid
===========================================

Scott Torborg - `Cart Logic <http://www.cartlogic.com>`_

Form rendering and validation for Pyramid. Doesn't render HTML itself, so you
have full control over form markup.

Heavily inspired by the ``pyramid_simpleform`` package, with some fixes and
updates to work with WebHelpers2 and Python 3.


Installation
============

Install with pip::

    $ pip install pyramid_uniform


License
=======

pyramid_uniform is licensed under an MIT license. Please see the LICENSE file
for more information.
rabbitman 0.1.0
Python interface to the RabbitMQ management api
License: MIT

Rabbitman
=========

Python client for the `RabbitMQ management plugin
<https://www.rabbitmq.com/management.html>`_.

::

    >>> from rabbitman import Client
    >>> client = Client('http://localhost:15672', 'guest', 'guest')
    >>> client.get_vhosts()
    [{
        'name': '/',
        'messages': 48,
        'tracing': False,
        # ...
    },
    # ...
    ]


Installing
----------

::

    pip install rabbitman


Why not pyrabbit
----------------

The code for this client is auto-generated from the api documentation, and so
has complete support for all endpoints. We are also based on `requests` instead
of `httplib2`, which in our experience is more stable.



License
-------

This package is licensed under MIT. The api enpoint documentation is generated
from documentation at
`https://www.rabbitmq.com/management.html
<https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-management/blob/master/LICENSE-MPL-RabbitMQ>`_,
licensed under the MPL.
teamcity_cli 0.0.0
CLI for TeamCity CI server, built on pyteamcity
License: MIT
Keywords: TeamCity

teamcity_cli
============

::

    $ teamcity_cli
    Usage: teamcity_cli [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

      CLI for interacting with TeamCity

    Options:
      --help  Show this message and exit.

    Commands:
      build    Commands related to builds
      change   Commands related to changes
      project  Commands related to projects
      server   Commands related to the server instance
      user     Commands related to users
django-extra-sensitive-variables 1.0.2
Globally censor a set of default variable names in your Django error reports
License: MIT

Django Extra Sensitive Variables
================================
``extra_sensitive_variables`` is a third-party exception filter for Django. This allows you to
globally censor a set of default variable names in Django's error reports regardless of a function's
lack of ``@sensitive_*`` decorators. Basically, any variable matching the names provided in
``settings.EXTRA_SENSITIVE_VARIABLES`` or ``settings.EXTRA_SENSITIVE_POST_PARAMETERS`` will be censored.

Installation
------------
1. Install the package via pip ::

    pip install django-extra-sensitive-variables

2. Tell Django to use the *Extra Sensitive Variable* filter by overriding ``DEFAULT_EXCEPTION_REPORTER_FILTER``
   in your ``settings.py`` ::

    DEFAULT_EXCEPTION_REPORTER_FILTER = 'extra_sensitive_variables.ExtraSensitiveReporterFilter'

3. Then add the following variables to your ``settings.py`` and modify them as you see fit ::

    # Variable names to always censor from "local vars" output
    EXTRA_SENSITIVE_VARIABLES = ['password', 'credentials']

    # Censor anything from the POST QueryDict matching these names
    EXTRA_SENSITIVE_POST_PARAMETERS = ['password', 'credentials', 'credit_card_number']
paynova-api-python-client 0.1.0
Python client for Paynova's API.
License: MIT
Keywords: paynova API python client

Paynova API Python Client
=========================

This is an overview of the Paynova API Python Client using `Paynova REST
API <http://docs.paynova.com/display/API/Paynova+API+Home>`__ (Aero).
More in-depth information can be found in the
`Wiki <https://github.com/Paynova/paynova-api-php-client/wiki>`__.

Installation
============

::

    pip install paynova-api-python-client

Python 2.7, Python 3.4, PyPy are supported

Usage
=====

Create Paynova client:

.. code:: python

    from paynova_api_python_client import Paynova
    client = Paynova('<MERCHANT ID>', '<API Password>')

Call service

.. code:: python

    response = client.create_order({
        'orderNumber': 'order-id-0001',
        'currencyCode': 'EUR',
        'totalAmount': 10
    })

Examples
~~~~~~~~

-  `Create simple order <./examples/create_simple_order.py>`__
-  `Create detailed order <./examples/create_detailed_order.py>`__
-  `Initital payment <./examples/initial_payment.py>`__

Paynova requester settings
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-  **live** - If *live = True* live endpoint will be used

Errors
~~~~~~

If Paynova return an error, **PaynovaException** will be raised

.. code:: python

    from paynova_api_python_client import PaynovaException

    try:
        response = client.create_order()
    except PaynovaException as e:
        # process exception
        # e.errorNumber, e.statusKey, e.statusMessage, e.errors
        pass

Tests
=====

At first make sure that you are in virtualenv.

Install all dependencies:

::

    make setup

To run tests:

::

    make tests

License
=======

`MIT licence <./LICENSE>`__
rotnotes 0.2
Script to rename your notes starting from 1 and rotate them so you can view them without rotating everytime
License: MIT

Rename-Notes is a python script for students to help them organize their gathered notes and make them ***Ready to read***. It optionally rotates the images in order to view them in portrait fashion.

Usage:

>>>import rotnotes
>>>rotnotes.rename('path_to_your_notes_directory')

or 

>>>rotnotes.rename('path_to_your_notes_directory',True) #to rotate notes as well


To begin using, just do:

***pip install rotnotes***