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rambo 0.1.1.2.4
Ram your images into CSS sprites with Rambo
License: MIT

Rambo
=======
A command line sprite tool for smashing your images into sprites.

Includes `pypacker <http://jwezorek.com/2013/01/sprite-packing-in-python/>`_, written by Joe Wezorek.



Features
--------
* Automatic support for multiple sprite resolutions (based on folder names)
* pngcrush for a low-fat diet
* Produces an HTML test page so can preview your sprites
* Python, so it's blazing fast


Set up your images
------------------
You'll need to drop your sprite images in a sub-folder for each pixel aspect ratio.

::

  Eg, sprites/
        foo/           (the 1x has no prefix. Your sprite will be called this.)
        foo-0.75x/     (smaller than 1x for poxy androids. Use the same base-name `foo`)
        foo-1.5x/      (android pseudo-retina)
        foo-2x/        (true retina)
        bar/
        bar-2x/

Usage
-----
.. code::

    pip install rambo

Then run rambo from the command line:

.. code::

    rambo --input "images/sprites" --output "images" --csspath "css" --cssfile "_sprites.scss" --sasspath "sass/sprites" --testpage_dir "site" --testpage_name "test_page.html"

Arguments
~~~~~~~~~

.. code::

  -h, --help                show this help message and exit
  --input INPUT             Input directory, images/sprites
  --output OUTPUT           Output directory, images/
  --cssfile CSSFILE         CSS filename, _sprites.scss
  --csspath CSSPATH         CSS output path, css
  --sasspath SASSPATH       SaSS output path,  sass/sprites
  --testpage_dir TEST_DIR   Cheat sheet dir, site/
  --testpage_name TESTPAGE  Cheat sheet, cheat_sheet.html
pygments-gchangelog 0.1
Pygments lexer and style for Gentoo ChangeLog
License: MIT
Keywords: pygments,lexer,changelog,gentoo

pygments-gchangelog
===================

.. image:: https://travis-ci.org/bacher09/pygments-gchangelog.png?branch=master
    :target: https://travis-ci.org/bacher09/pygments-gchangelog

Pygments lexer and style for Gentoo Portage's `changelog files`__.

Installation
------------
 * run ``pip install pygments-gchangelog``
 * download source and execute ``python setup.py install``

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

 * pygments

Usage
-----

You may use lexer and/or style with pygments console program or with it's api
like any other lexer or style.
::

  $ pygmentize -l changelog ChangeLog
  $ pygmentize -l changelog -O style=changelog ChangeLog
  $ pygmentize -l changelog -f html -O full,style=changelog ChangeLog > changelog.html

LICENSE
-------
MIT


.. _Changelog: http://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/misc-files/changelog/
__ Changelog_
PreIngest 0.1
UNKNOWN
License: MIT

copy / bag / validate
====================

A utility for copying a specific file or directory from external media, converting the local copy to a Bag named according to repository standards (using MoMA's TMS API), valdating the BagIt generated SHA1 checksums against Hashlib calculated SHA1 of the files on the original source media. Requires [bagit-python], and currently only works with MoMA's TMS API.

[bagit-python]: https://github.com/edsu/bagit

Command Line Usage
------------------

    python pre-ingest.py -i /Volumes/source-drive/source-directory -n "name of transfer" -id 930.2012

Used internally on the MoMA network, this would result in the transfer of the files, and a bag named "Will_Wright---SimCity_2000---930.2012---152406"
  
Arguments
------------------
  - `-id, --accessionid` (required) object/acession number of the artwork.
  - `-i, --input` (required) Full path of the source directory or file
  - `-o, --output` (optional) Full path of the destination. Defaults to Desktop.
  - `-t, --title` (optional) Title of the transfer.
  - `-n, --name` (optional) Name of the person operating the script. This winds up in the Bag's metadata


Output
------------------
Bags are named with the following convention `YYYY-MM-DD_HH:MM:SS__title_of_transfer`

todo: add exception for inability to resolve connection to TMS