semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
TGCaptcha 0.11
A TurboGears CAPTCHA widget for forms.
License: MIT
Keywords: turbogears.widgets

TGCaptcha is a TurboGears widget that provides an easy way to 
incorporate a captcha as part a form in an attempt to reduce spam or malicious activity.

Features include:

    * (Relatively) pain-free usage and validation inside of a regular widget-based form
    * Flexibility to add or extend image generation algorithms and the text displayed in the image
TurboLucene 0.2.2
TurboLucene is a TurboGears extension that allows applications to easily use the PyLucene full-text search engine.
License: MIT
Keywords: turbolucene turbogears pylucene full text search engine turbogears.extension

.. Revision: $Id: README 45 2007-04-01 21:09:24Z krys $

TurboLucene
===========

About
-----

TurboLucene is a library that allows TurboGears_ applications to use PyLucene_
for full text searching.  It features a simple interface and takes care of all
the nasty threading issues that exist between PyLucene and CherryPy_ (which is
used by TurboGears).

It now also features multi-lingual support for *Czech*, *Danish*, *German*,
*Greek*, *English*, *Spanish*, *Finnish*, *French*, *Italian*, *Japanese*,
*Korean*, *Dutch*, *Norwegian*, *Portuguese*, *Brazilian*, *Russian*,
*Swedish*, and *Chinese*, including pre-configured stopwords for most
languages.

.. _TurboGears: http://turbogears.org/
.. _PyLucene: http://pylucene.osafoundation.org/
.. _CherryPy: http://cherrypy.org


Requirements
------------

 * PyLucene 2.0.0 or better
 * TurboGears 1.0 or better

Thanks to setuptools, TurboGears and it's dependencies will be installed
automatically, if necessary.  However, PyLucene must be downloaded and
installed manually.

TurboLucene is not very demanding and may work with earlier versions of both
PyLucene and TurboGears, but other versions have not been tested.


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

TurboLucene uses setuptools, so installation is as easy as::

  easy_install TurboLucene

or::

  python setup.py install

For more installation options, try::

  python setup.py --help


Manual Download
---------------

The latest version can always be downloaded at http://dev.krys.ca/turbolucene.


Documentation
-------------

Documentation for TurboLucene can be found at:

  http://dev.krys.ca/turbolucene/#Documentation


Limitations
-----------

TurboLucene is still in early stages of development.  It has not been
optimised, extensively tested, benchmarked or profiled for performance or
memory usage.  Finally, there are no test cases yet.

The plan is to eliminate these limitations, eventually.

Patches and suggestions are welcome! :-)


License
-------

TurboLucene is licensed under the MIT license.  See the LICENSE file for
details.


Contact
-------

TurboLucene's web site is:

  http://dev.krys.ca/turbolucene

You can find more documentation there.  It is also where you can submit bugs.
TurboLucene mailing list information can be found at:

  http://dev.krys.ca/turbolucene/#MailingList

The mailing list is the place to ask any questions or make suggestions.
Patches, bug reports, bug fixes and suggestions are all welcome! :-)


Author
======

The author of TurboLucene is Krys Wilken.  Feel free to contact him at krys AT
krys DOT ca.


Thanks
======

Special thanks goes out to all the brilliant and hard working people of the
TurboGears and PyLucene projects. Without their tireless efforts, this project
would not exist!

Also thanks to everyone in the Open Source and Free Software communities. I
really believe the spirit and philosophy of the FLOSS movement will change the
world. I am happy to be able to give a little back.
collective.testing 0.3
general package for testing and debugging aids for CMF, Plone, Zope2 and Zope3
License: MIT
Keywords: 'testing debug pdb profile zope.testing'

====================
 collective.testing
====================

Overview
--------

general package for testing and debugging aids for CMF, Plone, Zope2 and Zope3

 * includes a layer for ZCML integratin testing

 * zcml for a default page for test objects (useful in zope 2.9)

 * postmortem helper:

    >>> from collective.testing.debug import autopsy
    >>> @autopsy
    >>> def problem_func():
    ...     raise Exception('Trouble!')

 * some profiling tools

 * some logging and printing subscribers for zope.events

 * some fake response and request objects for zope
ZestyParser 0.8.1
Write less parsing code. Write nicer parsing code. Have fun with it.
License: MIT

ZestyParser is a small parsing toolkit for Python. It doesn't use the traditional separated lexer/parser approach, nor does it make you learn a new ugly syntax for specifying grammar. Grammars are built with pure Python objects; its flow is very simple, but can handle nearly any parsing problem you throw at it.
pypicache 0.2
The main script provides a relatively painless way to convert a 
    single directory of python packages into an easy_install compatible package
    archive.  A typical use would be to expose the contents of your
    PYTHON_EGG_CACHE directory, or your zc.buildout download_cache, to other
    people or computers on your local area network.
License: MIT

pypycache: The main script provides a relatively painless way to convert a
single directory of python packages into an easy_install compatible package
archive. You can see the results here http://svn.wiretooth.com/pypi/


A full `description
<http://svn.wiretooth.com/svn/open/pypicache/tags/release-0.2/pypicache.html>`_
and the command line `reference
<http://svn.wiretooth.com/svn/open/pypicache/tags/release-0.2/indexpackages-man.html>`_

A trac `report <http://trac.wiretooth.com/public/report/12>`_ showing the 10
most recently closed ticket (changes) on the trunk
MochiInterpreter 1.3.1
This widget is an implementation of the interpreter example from MochiKit code.  It is provided as a facility to develop TurboGears applications that needs JavaScript. It is based on code provided at http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/255
License: MIT
Keywords: turbogears.widgets

This widget is an implementation of the interpreter example from MochiKit
code.  It is provided as a facility to develop TurboGears applications that
needs JavaScript.

It is based on code provided at http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/255