semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
brainfuck 1.0.2
Epic Brainfuck Interpreter
License: MIT License
Keywords: brainfuck interpreter epic console

Package Overview
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You thought **Brainfuck** was bad? Think again. Get ready to meet...

EPIC BRAINFUCK
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Motivation
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Contrary to many other codebases, this repository is not just about writing yet 

**another** Brainfuck compiler. Just search "brainfuck" on GitHub, and you'll see

just how many people have already written compilers, and how many different languages

it has been written in. It's incredible for a language so basic and rudimentary, how

much attention it has garnered over the years. Indeed, it is quite the brainteaser to

write stuff using only eight characters.

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However, "brainteaser" is perhaps a euphemism for the language's actual name, so I began 

to think: how can I crank up the "brain-teasing" if you'd like and make this language even 

more difficult to work with? The answer? Who said that ``>`` means ``++ptr``, where ``ptr`` points

to an "infinitely long" ``char`` array? Why can't we use other characters to signify that? And who

said we needed to have concrete aliases for these bits of C code? This is where this 

Brainfuck package deviates from most. Not only did I write an interpreter for 

"traditional" Brainfuck code, but I also wrote **several** variants in which the syntax of

Brainfuck changes from interpretation to interpretation. Toss in some unexpected behaviors 

(e.g. massive file write out of nowhere), and there you have it: **EPIC** Brainfuck shenanigans!

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Documentation
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For more information about documentation, please click `here 
<https://github.com/gfyoung/brainfuck/blob/master/README.md/>`_. In addition, every provided Python

module has extensive documentation for each class and function defined.   

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Bugs and Features
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Find a bug in the code? Want another feature added to the codebase? Submit an issue **OR** 

feature request at this `link <https://github.com/gfyoung/brainfuck/issues>`_ here!
outbound 1.2.1
Outbound sends automated email, SMS, phone calls and push notifications based on the actions users take (or do not take) in your app.
License: MIT License

Outbound sends automated email, SMS, phone calls and push notifications based on the actions users take or do not take in your app. The Outbound API has two components:

Identify each of your users and their attributes using an identify API call.
Track the actions that each user takes in your app using a track API call.
Because every message is associated with a user (identify call) and a specific trigger action that a user took or should take (track call), Outbound is able to keep track of how each message affects user actions in your app. These calls also allow you to target campaigns and customize each message based on user data.

Example: When a user in San Francisco(user attribute) does signup(event) but does not upload a picture(event) within 2 weeks, send them an email about how they'll benefit from uploading a picture.