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steam_comments 0.0.1
Steal commentaries from steam community
License: MIT
Keywords: steam parser comments

# steam_comments
Simple comments parser from Steam community

# Install
    pip install steam_comments
    
    
# Usage:
    from steam_comments.post import Post
    url = "https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ns2rus/discussions/0/527273452871150509/"
    p = Post(url=url)
    print p.count_comments()
    
    for comment in p.comments():
        print comment
    # {'profile_url':'..', 'image_url'='..', 'text':'...', 'id'='..', 'author'='..'}
    
# Details
* profile_url - Absolute url to steam profile
* image_url - Absolute url to author avatar
* text - html code of  comment
* id - Steam id 
* author - Author of comment
opencv_cffi 0.2.2
A random subset of OpenCV's functionality, wrapped via CFFI
License: MIT

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opencv-cffi
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Requirements
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You'll need a copy of OpenCV 3.0.x to link against, and the Haar Cascade
files from OpenCV 2.4.10 to do recognition, since the newer versions
changed the format but the C API seems to not have been updated to be
able to read them.

You can grab both versions from:

    http://opencv.org/downloads.html

Build the 3.0 version (via ``cmake . && make``). Install it if you
wish, otherwise follow below to just tell ``opencv-cffi`` where you've
downloaded it.

On OS X, you can also get OpenCV 3.0 by running::

    $ brew edit homebrew/science/opencv

remove the ``, branch => '2.4'``, and then

    $ brew install --HEAD --without-python homebrew/science/opencv

(We do not need the Python bindings, you're lookin' at Python bindings).

Building
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E.g.::

    $ opencv=~/Development/opencv-3.0.0 \
      LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$opencv/lib/ \
      DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH \
      C_INCLUDE_PATH=$opencv/include/:$opencv/modules/core/include/:$opencv/modules/hal/include:$opencv/modules/imgproc/include:$opencv/modules/photo/include:$opencv/modules/video/include:$opencv/modules/objdetect/include:$opencv/modules/videoio/include/:$opencv/modules/highgui/include/:$opencv/modules/imgcodecs/include \
      LDFLAGS=-L$opencv/lib\
      pypy opencv_cffi/build.py