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redis-relay 0.0.1
redis relay for interprocess communication
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: aioredis pubsub

# redis-relay

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redis relay for interprocess communication
toro-shortcuts 1.4
A Python Markdown extension for keyboard shortcuts

#### Introduction
The toro-shortcut converts your keyboard shortcut into a customized tag. The tag will contain three
attributes; linux, macos, and windows. The values in the attributes will be the keyboard shortcut
using the symbols of the corresponding OS.

#### Installation
```
pip install toro-shortcuts
```
#### Usage
The markdown syntax will be the keyboard shortcut between two questions marks. A plus sign will be used
to separate the keys. __MOD__ will be used as a generic symbol for both the __ctrl__ and __command__ key.
```
??MOD+A??
```

The produced HTML of the markdown syntax will be:
```
<p><kbd linux="Ctrl + A" macos="⌘A" winodws="Ctrl + A"></kbd></p>
```

#### Conversion

| Markdown        | Windows/Linux | macOS |
|:---------------:|:-------------:|:-----:|
| ??mod??         | Ctrl          | ⌘     |
| ??alt??         | Alt           | ⌥     |
| ??enter??       | Enter         | ↩     |
| ??shift??       | Shift         | ⇧     |
| ??ctrl??        | Ctrl          | ⌃     |
| ??left??        | Left          | ←     |
| ??right??       | Right         | →     |
| ??up??          | Up            | ↑     |
| ??down??        | Down          | ↓     |
| ??tab??         | Tab           | ⇥     |
| ??esc??         | Esc           | ⎋     |
| ??space??       | Space         | Space |
Snape 1.0
Minimalism snippet manager
Keywords: snippet manager,snippets

# Snape

Snape is a minimalism snippets manager written in Python. You may add/search a snippet, all data is saved into a local json file, you can modify the json file at will and put that file with other dot files under version control.

Of course the name comes from Harry Potter, as mentioned by Harry potter:

> He was probably the bravest man I ever knew.

I think we all need a little bravery from time to time.


# Installation and usage

The installation is plain and simple, just use pip to install it.

```
pip install Snape
```

To add a snippet, run `Snape add [name of snippeet]`, for example:

```
{~}Snape add python post json
Enter/Paste your content. Ctrl-D to save it.
import requests, json
url = 'http://127.0.0.1:27182/api/account'
headers = {'Content-type': 'application/json', 'Accept': 'text/plain'}
data = {'name': 1, 'param': 2}
response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers}
```

Please note that after you have added all the data there, you need to add an `Enter` and a `Ctrl-D` to send an `EOL` to mark the end of the stream.

After that, the snippet would be saved to `~/.snape.json`.

You can list all the snippets by running `Snape`. You can also search the snippets with `Snape search [query]` to look for the snippet you need.

There's no intention to add the ability to modify or remove a snippet, since you can easily do that with any editor you like.