semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
wordcount_file 0.2
Counts the words in an ASCII file.
License: MIT
Keywords: word count text file

wordcount_file
==============
This project came out of an exercise to count the number of words in a text file and display the top results.


Installation
------------
Run this to install
::

    pip install wordcount_file


Usage
-----
Create a WordCount object:
::

    >> import wordcount_file
    >> wc = wordcount_file.WordCount('file_to_count.txt')
Rtkmcb 0.0.4dev
A module to control the Ryanteck Motor Driver Board
License: MIT
Keywords: Raspberry Pi Ryanteck Motor

Ryanteck Motor Driver Board
---------------------------

### Cheat Sheet

The rtkmcb Python library allows you to independently control left and right motors, in addition to controlling both at once with a variety of, hopefully, intuitive commands;

#### Left or Right Motor

    # Move forwards at speed 0 ( stopped ) to 100
    mcb.left_motor.forwards( speed )
    
    # Move backwards at speed 0 ( stopped ) to 100
    mcb.left_motor.backwards( speed )
    
    # Set speed of the motor from -100 ( full reverse ) to 100 ( full forward )
    mcb.left_motor.speed( speed )
    
    # Stop
    mcb.left_motor.stop()
    
All of these also work for the "right_motor"

#### Both

    # Set speed of both motors from -100 to 100
    mcb.speed( speed )
    
    # Alternatively, set speed independently
    mcb.speed( left_speed, right_speed )
    
    # Turn left
    mcb.left( speed )
    
    # Turn right
    mcb.right( speed )
    
    # Turn -100 left to 100 right
    mcb.turn( speed ) 
    
    # Stop
    mcb.stop()
Change Log
==========

0.0.4-dev
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- Fixed bugs introduced by Kanux PWM performance
- Attempt to fix bug in PWM frequency persistence

0.0.1-dev
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- Initial development/alpha release
django_runprocess 0.1.0
Runs processes along with runserver
License: MIT

django_runprocess
=================

This app allows you to run external applications along with the ``runserver``
command. This is useful for example to run automatic compilation of your
sass/less files without having to manually run ``sass --watch``.

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

``pip install django_runprocess``

Configuration
=============

Add it to your ``INSTALLED_APPS``::

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'runprocess'
    )

Add the commands you want to be executed in the ``RUNPROCESS_PROCESSES``
setting.  For example, to automatically run ``sass --watch`` along with
``runserver``, use the following::

    SASS_DIR = os.path.join(STATIC_ROOT, 'sass')
    CSS_DIR = os.path.join(STATIC_ROOT, 'css')

    RUNPROCESS_PROCESSES = (
        ('sass', '--watch', '%s:%s' % (SASS_DIR, CSS_DIR)),
    )