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bvatar 1.0.a5
Random-art avatar generation
License: BSD

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Bvatar - Random Art Avatars
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Bvatar creates a unique 8x8 graphical representation of a string.


Setup
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Install from PYPI
-----------------

Install with the following pip command::

    pip install bvatar

Or if you want to be able to create bitmap images, use this instead::

    pip install bvatar[bitmap]


Install development version
---------------------------

Download from github and install the development version with these commands::

    git clone https://github.com/smileychris/bvatar
    cd bvatar
    pip install -e .[bitmap]


Usage
=====

Import the bvatar class and use it like so:

    from bvatar import Bvatar
    bvtr = Bvatar('text')
    img = bvtr.image()
    img.save('some_file.png', 'PNG')


Command-line Script
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Generate a Bvatar (an 8x8 randomart avatar).

Usage::

    bvatar [--mirror] [--no-color] [--px-size=<int>] ([TEXT] | [--hash=<sha1_hash>])
    bvatar --ascii [--mirror] [--spaced] [--no-border] ([TEXT] | [--hash=<sha1_hash>])

The first format is for generating bitmap images. By default, the image is
only displayed and not stored. To save the image, pipe to a file::

    bvatar > some_file.png

Arguments:

    ``TEXT``
        bvatar source text (otherwise a random bvatar is generated)

Options:

    ``--mirror``
        generate a horizontally mirrored bvatar
    ``--no-color``
        use greyscale rather than coloring the image
    ``--px-size=<int>``
        actual size for each pixel [default: 16]
    ``--hash=<sha1_hash>``
        rather than passing the text and having it SHA1ed, you can pass a hex
        encoded SHA1 hash explicitly
    ``--ascii``
        output ascii rather than generating a bitmap image
    ``--spaced``
        a "lighter" ascii art alternative
    ``--no-border``
        don't add a border around the ascii art
connector-calendars 0.1.0
Django calendar ingestion app
License: BSD
Keywords: connector-calendars

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connector-calendars
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Connector calendars is a Django application for tracking third-party calendars
via iCalendar feed and syncing events based on that feed. It relies on
`connector-events <https://github.com/rva-data/connector-events>`_ for managing
individual events themselves.

It was designed as a component for a 'connector' project, tracking events for a
community from multiple sources.

Documentation
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The full documentation is at https://connector-calendars.readthedocs.org.

Quickstart
----------

Install connector-calendars::

    pip install connector-calendars

Then add events and calendars to your project's INSTALLED_APPS::

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        'events',
        'calendars',
    )

After adding calendar feeds in the admin you can update them right from there,
or use the `read_calendars` management command to begin syncing them.




History
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0.1.0 (2014-09-01)
++++++++++++++++++

* First release on PyPI.