semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
byu_ws_cli 0.9.9
A command-line web service client for calling BYU REST web services.
License: MIT

byu-ws-cli-python
=================

A command-line web service client for calling BYU REST web services.

Supports Python 2.7 and 3.3.

It handles the authentication work so you don't have to.
It supports URLEncoding and Nonce Encoding.  It also supports WSSession and API Keys.
You can mix and match the encoding and the key type as well.

To install from pypi run

    easy_install byu_ws_cli
or

    pip install byu_ws_cli

Next, you need to setup a file called credentials.py somewhere on your python path with the following contents.

    # this file doesn't go into source control

    key = ''                # your apiKey's wsId
    shared_secret = ''      # your apiKey's sharedSecret
    username = ''           # your BYU netId
    password = ''           # your netId password

Finally, call the script.

    call_byu_ws -h
Flask-Captcha 0.1.8
A very simple, yet powerful, Flask captcha extension
License: MIT

# Flask-Captcha

Python Simple Captcha is an extremely simple, yet highly customizable flask extension to use

## Features

* Very simple to setup and deploy, yet very configurable
* Can use custom challenges (e.g. random chars, simple maths, dictionary word, ...)
* Custom generators, noise and filter functions alter the look of the generated image
* Supports text-to-speech audio output of the challenge text, for improved accessibility

## Requirements

* Python 3.3+
* Flask
* A recent version of the Python Imaging Library (Pillow 2.2+) compiled with FreeType support
* Flite is required for text-to-speech (audio) output, but not mandatory

## Troubleshooting

* If the captcha does not render, try opening the img url link directly. If you get this error

"Python: The _imagingft C module is not installed"

You need to recompile Pillow with libfreetype6 support. To do this

$ sudo apt-get install libfreetype6-dev

$ pip uninstall pillow

$ pip install pillow

## Development and releases

Developers with release credentials can upload a new version to Pypi using the following two commands:

    $ python setup.py sdist upload
    $ python setup.py bdist_egg upload

To create a new release, you need to:
 * update the VERSION variable in flask_captcha/__init__.py
 * updated the version in the setup.py script
 * create a git tag for the release