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pyehlo 0.0.2
Library for sending email
License: MIT

PyEhlo
======

A simple library for sending email.

Usage
~~~~~

.. code:: python

    import pyehlo

    g = pyehlo.GmailClient("<your_username@gmail.com>", "<your_password>")
    with g.login():
      g.send("friend@example.com", "hey friend, hope all is well :)", subject="important")
togeojsontiles 0.1.2
Create geojson-tiles from gpx or geojson using tippecanoe (C++) and togeojson (javascript)
License: MIT
Keywords: gis geojson tippecanoe tiles map-tiles mbtiles gpx

togeojsontiles
==============

| |PyPI version|
| Create geojson-tiles from gpx, mbtiles or geojson files.

togeojsontiles is a Python 3 package with bindings for
`tippecanoe <https://github.com/mapbox/tippecanoe>`__ (C++) and
`togeojson <https://github.com/mapbox/togeojson>`__ (javascript) that
allows to create geojson vector tiles, ``tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}.geojson``,
from gpx, mbtiles or geojson files.

The tiles allow to display large amounts of vector data on interactive
maps without losing performance.

The generated tiles can be shown on interactive slippy map like
`OpenLayers <https://github.com/openlayers/ol3>`__ and
`Leaflet <https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet>`__.

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

| togeojsontiles is compatible with Python 3.3, 3.4, 3.5. It is listed
  on PyPi as 'togeojsonfiles'.
| The recommended way to install is via pip,

::

    $ pip install togeojsontiles

Dependencies
------------

This package provides Python bindings for tippecanoe (C++) to create the
tiles, and togeojson (javascript) to convert gpx to geojson. These
libraries do all the work and are required.

tippecanoe
''''''''''

See `tippecanoe <https://github.com/mapbox/tippecanoe>`__ for
installation instructions. It has a few system level dependencies, but
is rather easy to build.

togoejson
'''''''''

To install togoejson (javascript) in your path,

::

    $ npm install -g togeojson

Usage
-----

gpx to geojson
''''''''''''''

.. code:: python

    import togeojsontiles

    togeojsontiles.gpx_to_geojson(file_gpx='test.gpx', file_geojson='test.geojson')

geojson to mbtiles
''''''''''''''''''

.. code:: python

    import togeojsontiles

    TIPPECANOE_DIR = '/usr/local/bin/'

    togeojsontiles.geojson_to_mbtiles(
        filepaths=['./data/test1.geojson', './data/test2.geojson'],
        tippecanoe_dir=TIPPECANOE_DIR,
        mbtiles_file='out.mbtiles',
        maxzoom=14
    )

mbtiles to geojson-tiles
''''''''''''''''''''''''

.. code:: python

    import togeojsontiles

    TIPPECANOE_DIR = '/usr/local/bin/'

    togeojsontiles.mbtiles_to_geojsontiles(
      tippecanoe_dir=TIPPECANOE_DIR, 
      tile_dir='project/data/tiles/', 
      mbtiles_file='out.mbtiles'
    )

.. |PyPI version| image:: https://badge.fury.io/py/togeojsontiles.svg
   :target: https://badge.fury.io/py/togeojsontiles
mkdocs-psinder 0.4.0
A clean, responsive PowerShell-inspired theme for static documentation websites that are generated with MkDocs - forked with love from Chris Simpkins Cinder
License: MIT

## PSinder

A clean, responsive PowerShell-inspired MkDocs static documentation site generator theme -forked with love from [Chris Simpkins](https://twitter.com/csimpkins)' [Cinder](https://github.com/chrissimpkins/cinder).

[Demo and Documentation](michaeltlombardi.github.io/mkdocs-psinder)
bleachfields 1.0.6
Tools for bleaching text and JSON of HTML
License: MIT

===================
django-bleachfields
===================
.. image:: https://travis-ci.org/BetterWorks/django-bleachfields.png
  :target: https://travis-ci.org/BetterWorks/django-bleachfields

django-bleachfields is a Python module that utilizes existing bleach and HTML parser modules to remove HTML tags and unescape text from a field before saving it to a Django model.
To use, simply call BleachJSONField or BleachTextField in place of a Django text field, such as models.TextField or models.CharField.

Install
--------
.. code-block:: python

    pip install bleachfields

Usage
--------
.. code-block:: python

    from django.db import models
    from bleachfields import BleachJSONField, BleachTextField

    class Person(models.Model):
      name = BleachTextField(max_length=256)
      response = BleachJSONField()

Contact
--------
Email: afrancis@betterworks.com

Changes
--------
None to date.