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anillo_auth
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anillo_sentry
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anilv-interpret-text
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ENTITY FAKERGenerates fake numbers based in id's passed and updates in files
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anima
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Failed to fetch description. HTTP Status Code: 404
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anima-campaign
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anima_campainPersonnal website to build and follow my anima campaign
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animage-data-sorter
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dicom数据清洗介绍将不同规格的DICOM统一格式软件架构软件架构说明安装教程xxxxxxxxxxxx使用说明xxxxxxxxxxxx参与贡献Fork 本仓库新建 Feat_xxx 分支提交代码新建 Pull Request特技使用 Readme_XXX.md 来支持不同的语言，例如 Readme_en.md, Readme_zh.mdGitee 官方博客blog.gitee.com你可以https://gitee.com/explore这个地址来了解 Gitee 上的优秀开源项目GVP全称是 Gitee 最有价值开源项目，是综合评定出的优秀开源项目Gitee 官方提供的使用手册https://gitee.com/helpGitee 封面人物是一档用来展示 Gitee 会员风采的栏目https://gitee.com/gitee-stars/
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animal
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animalai
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Animal-AIThis repository manages the Python interface for the Animal-AI environment.The main project repository is locatedhere.Website:https://www.animalai.orgDocumentation:https://animalai.org/docUnity Source code:https://github.com/Kinds-of-Intelligence-CFI/animal-ai-unity-projectPython Source code:https://github.com/Kinds-of-Intelligence-CFI/animal-ai-pythonBug reports:https://github.com/Kinds-of-Intelligence-CFI/animal-ai/issuesFor more information about the ways you can contribute to Animal-AI, visit our website. If you’re unsure where to start or how your skills fit in, reach out! You can ask on GitHub, by opening a new issue or leaving a comment on a relevant issue that is already open.If you are new to contributing to open source,thisguide helps explain why, what, and how to successfully get involved.Version Historyv4.0.1Updated RaycastParser to accept two new objects:DecoyGoalandDecoyGoalBounce.v4.0.0Only implementsmlagents 0.30.0package to avoid dependency issues; also reduces package size considerably.Cleaned up package and removed redundant files.Implemented tests for the package.Added documentation for the package.Note: Version 4.0.0 is not backward compatible with previous versions of Animal-AI due to the significance of the changes made.v3.0.5Removed redundant packages insetup.py.Added download stats.v3.0.4Added current and past contributors.Added project description and metadata.v3.0.3Asserted python version to be 3.6.1 or higher, but less than 3.10.0 (exclusive).Added package description tosetup.pyand package metadata.v3.0.2Fixed major package dependency issues, related tomlagents 0.30.0,protobuf, andshimmy.Updated projectsetup.pyto accommodate the latest version of Animal-AI package dependencies.Users can now usepip install animalaito install latest version of Animal-AI from PyPI effortlessly.
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animalai-train
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No description available on PyPI.
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animalapi
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AnimalapiAnimal-api wrapper ||Official Discord Server================================pip install animalapiRandomized Animal dataimportanimalapiasadata=a.rand_animals()img=data["image"]fact=data["fact"]Specific animal dataimportanimalapiasadata=a.animal_data("dog")img=data["image"]fact=data["fact"]print(img)print(fact)Currently this package supports these animals:- ["dog","cat","panda","fox","kangaroo","raccoon","bird","red_panda","koala"]
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animal-avatar
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Python implementation of Animal Avatar Generator(https://github.com/roma-lukashik/animal-avatar-generator).
Python >= 3.7License: MIT
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animal-case
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No description available on PyPI.
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animal-classification
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# CSF-project
This package contains different models for prediction of zoo animals based on a given set of features.
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animal-classifier
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animal-classifierIt classify the animals.Installationpipinstallanimal-classifierHow to use itNote - It currently support classification of cat and dog.
Support for more animals will be added soon.It take the image path and classify, if it is cat then answer is 0 else 1 for dog.importanimal_classifierimage_path="C:\Users\xvinay28x\Desktop\dog.jpg"result=animal_classifier.classify(image_path)ifresult==1:print("It is Dog")else:print("It is Cat")LicenseMIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Vinay Garg
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
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animalcrossing
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Animal Crossing libraryI don't have a Nintendo Switch so this is the next best thing.Animal crossing villagers for computer vision projects.And basic utilities for computer vision.Image source animal crossing worldNintendo Germany, NintenDaanQuickstartimport animalcrossing as ac
ac.random_villager()Utilitiesdownload_images method to pull images from the internet with the pandas dataframeThe jupyter_display method displays images in jupyter notebookimport pandas as pd
urls = ['https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XOXckrf_RoQ/maxresdefault.jpg',
'https://i.insider.com/56688a26dd0895106a8b478b?width=1762.jpg']
df = pd.DataFrame(urls, columns=['Name'])
# export to csv, make sure index is false
df.to_csv('walle.csv', index=False)
ac.download_images('walle.csv')
ac.jupyter_display('output/0.jpg')Get all imagesGrabs about 250 images but will take a long time to scrape.ac.animal_crossing_images()LicenseThe technology is registered under MIT but please respect nintendo's trademarkANIMAL CROSSING is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc.
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animal-cuties
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## ANIMAL CUTIES
This is a quick lil script that prints ascii animals in your terminal when you feel like you just sort of need that extra loving support!To install, just writepip install animal-cutiesin your terminal.
To run the script, enteranimal-cuties catoranimal-cuties dogetc. depending on what ascii animal you want!
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animalia
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Animalia(`-') _ <-. (`-')_ _ <-. (`-') (`-') _ _ (`-') _
(OO ).-/ \( OO) )(_) \(OO )_ (OO ).-/ <-. (_) (OO ).-/
/ ,---. ,--./ ,--/ ,-(`-'),--./ ,-.) / ,---. ,--. ) ,-(`-')/ ,---.
| \ /`.\ | \ | | | ( OO)| `.' | | \ /`.\ | (`-') | ( OO)| \ /`.\
'-'|_.' || . '| |)| | )| |'.'| | '-'|_.' | | |OO ) | | )'-'|_.' |
(| .-. || |\ |(| |_/ | | | |(| .-. |(| '__ |(| |_/(| .-. |
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`--' `--'`--' `--' `--' `--' `--' `--' `--' `-----' `--' `--' `--'
______ ______ _____ _________ ______ _ _____ ______AboutExplore the Animal KingdomSetupRequirementsPython 3.9 with pippipinstallanimaliaUsageGenerate a new species namenew in 0.0.23animaliagenerate-species-nameyou will receive a name such asChamber MouseGenerate multiple species namesnew in 0.0.23animaliagenerate-species-name--count5and similarly, you will receive a batch list of generated species namesCream-coloured giant plunderfish
Little blue pheasant
David's root
Mountain ark
Trinidad chevron mushroomData Sourcesspecies.txtData for generating species names uses the Swiss-Prot Protein Knowledgebase, provided by the UniProt Consortium, and distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) License.You can read more about it in the provided data source located inanimalia/data/species.txtContributorsJeff [email protected] [email protected] is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.
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animalib
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PygameAnimaLibTheAnimaLibis a library for animatingSpritesof thePyGamelibrary.(GitHub)InstallationSimply runpip install animalibto download and install the library fromPyPI.How it worksThe core of the animation stands in theframesparameter of theAnimatedSprite.In fact, the program will check if the duration associated to the current frame has been reached.
If so, the current frame will be set to the next one, and the duration will be reset, waiting for the next duration to be reached, and so on.How to useClassesClassAnimatedSpriteThe classAnimatedSpriteis a subclass of thepygame.sprite.Spriteclass
that takes two mandatory parameters :ArgumentDescriptionframesA list of tuples of the form(image, duration)*groupsA list of groups to add the sprite to.And a bunch of optional parameters :Optional argumentDescriptionstart_frameThe index of the first frame that will be displayedfirst_frameThe index of the first frame of the loop to be displayed [^1]last_frameThe index of the last frame of the loop that will be displayed [^1]lock_atThe index of the frame on which the animation will stop atdo_killA boolean that indicates whether the sprite will be removed from its groups or not [^2]delay_before_killThe delay before the sprite is removed from its groups [^2][^1]: Considering the animationwillloop.[^2]: To be efficient, thelock_atparameterhas to be set.Functions:update()If the sprite is added to a group, it will automatically be updated.
Although, you can manuallly callupdate()to update the sprite each frame.draw(surface:pygame.Surface, pos:iterable)If the sprite is added to a group, then it will automatically be drawn.
Although, you can calldraw(surface, pos)to draw the sprite on a surface.Notice that theposparameter is optional, and if not provided, the sprite's rect will be used.ExamplesImperative (using group)importpygamefromanimalibimportanimalibpygame.init()run=Truescreen=pygame.display.set_mode((500,500))group=pygame.sprite.Group()frames=[]# [(image_0, duration_0), (image_1, duration_1), ...]r,g,b=255,255,255foriinrange(0,10):surf=pygame.Surface((400,400))surf.fill((r,g,b))# You can either load an image from a file instead of creating a surface...frames.append((surf,500))# the duration is in millisecondsr-=25g-=25b-=25sprite=animalib.AnimatedSprite(frames,group)whilerun:foreinpygame.event.get():ife.type==pygame.QUIT:run=Falsebreakscreen.fill((0,0,0))group.update()group.draw(screen)pygame.display.flip()pygame.quit()Object (without group, usinglock_at)importpygamefromanimalibimportanimalibpygame.init()classGame:def__init__(self):self.screen=pygame.display.set_mode((500,500))self.run=Falseframes=self.load_frames()self.sprite=animalib.AnimatedSprite(frames,lock_at=5)defload_frames(self):frames=[]r,g,b=255,255,255foriinrange(0,10):surf=pygame.Surface((400,400))surf.fill((r,g,b))# You can either load an image from a file instead of creating a surface...frames.append((surf,500))# the duration is in millisecondsr-=25g-=25b-=25returnframesdefevents(self):foreinpygame.event.get():ife.type==pygame.QUIT:self.run=Falsedefloop(self):self.run=Truewhileself.run:self.events()self.screen.fill((0,0,0))self.sprite.update()self.sprite.draw(self.screen,(0,0))pygame.display.flip()pygame.quit()game=Game()game.loop()In these examples, the sprite's image is changing every 500 milliseconds and
its color is changing form white to gray. However, in the first one, the animation is looping,
and the group handle the draw itself.But for the second one, the sprite locks itself at the 5th frame,
and you have to manually handle the draw.
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animalid
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animalid is a simple library for generating fun, unique animal ID’s.ID’s are strings composed of lowercase ascii letters and underscores, with a
number of adjectives followed by an animal name.Use this library to generate unique ID’s that are memorable and easy to read
and type.
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animality-py
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animality-pyPython Wrapper forhttps://animality.xyzDiscord Server:https://discord.gg/ESPMP7BEeJMade for burber. (Hamburger#0001)Installation$pipinstallanimality-pySimple Usageimportanimalityfromasyncioimportget_event_loopasyncdefrun():animal=awaitanimality.get("dog")print(animal.name,animal.image,animal.fact)random=awaitanimality.random()print(random.name,random.image,random.fact)get_event_loop().run_until_complete(run())Using a sessionfromanimalityimportAnimalityClientfromasyncioimportget_event_loopasyncdefrun():animality=AnimalityClient()animal=awaitanimality.get("dog")print(animal.name,animal.image,animal.fact)random=awaitanimality.random()print(random.name,random.image,random.fact)awaitanimality.close()get_event_loop().run_until_complete(run())Using the CLIGet an animal.$animalitycatGet a random animal.$animalityrandomGet multiple animals. (up to 15)$animalitycatdogpandabunny
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animaljam
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animaljamanimaljama python module to easily create bots on Animal Jam Classic.Example:importanimaljamifanimaljam.login('username','password')=='Failed to login.':print('Error logging in!')else:animaljam.joinDen('randomusername')whileTrue:animaljam.jag('randomusername','LOL')Features:BuddyBuddy RemoveJAGJoin DenJoin RoomChange colourMoveTeleportManual packet sendingChange Log0.0.3 (21/10/2021)Project description change0.0.2 (21/10/2021)Project description change0.0.1 (21/10/2021)First Release
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animalk
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PrimeraLibreriaPYMi primera libreria en Python
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animal-language
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Animal LanguageCustomize a word set, and then use the words in this set to represent any sentence.Installpip install --upgrade animal-languageUsageTo encode a sentence with these characters and words:m, oo, b, aa, z(or use moo, baa, zzz, but it will increase the encoded string's length)1) Create a Translaterfromanimal_languageimportALTranslatertranslater=ALTranslater(['m','oo','b','aa','z'])2) Encode Any Stringuse the translater to encode any string you want.encoded_str=translater.encode('hello, this is a test')The encoded_str will be like :oooombbooboozmmbaabbmooaaoobaambzzooaaaaaazmbmbooaam3) Decode the Encoded StringAlso use the translater to decode the encoded_str.decoded_str=translater.decode(encoded_str)The decoded_str is equal to the string you encodedOther InformationThe word list must be like "prefix codes", lists like['a', 'ab']will not supported.You can set the encoding of the input string.JUST HAVE FUN AND ENJOY THIS bmoooombaaooooaambooz !
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animal-like-train
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No description available on PyPI.
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animalpy
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Created by Cesiyi and KsIsCuteExamples:importanimalpy# Importing the libraryfromanimalpyimportanimals# Import main classpicture=animals.picture("dog")# Get a dog pictureprint(picture)# Print the link to the required pictureVersionSupport>3.8.X✅3.0+✅2.7+❎>2.6.X❎
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animalsay
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AnimalsayA Python version of the famouscowsayprogram by Tony Monroe. It is based in this otherPython packagewith way cuter animals. If you like it, feel free to contribute and add your own animals.InstallAnimalsay requires Python 3.6 or higher to run.$pipinstallanimalsayUsage$fromanimalsay.utilsimportsay
$say("cow","hello world!")____________
<helloworld!>============\\^__^(oo)\_______(__)\)\/\||----w|||||$say("bunny","Such a cutie pie!")_________________
<Suchacutiepie!>=================\\(\_____/)(' x ')c(")(")It accepts both a short sentence and along text.$say("cat","Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam lacinia tellus eros, sit amet rhoncus sapien volutpat at. In odio justo, placerat at posuere ut, elementum eu ligula. Cras facilisis gravida tincidunt.")_________________________________________________/\|Loremipsumdolorsitamet,consecteturadipiscin||gelit.Aliquamlaciniatelluseros,sitametrho||ncussapienvolutpatat.Inodiojusto,placerat||atposuereut,elementumeuligula.Crasfacilisi||sgravidatincidunt.|\/=================================================\\/\___/\(=^.^=)(")(")_/More AnimalsTo see the the list of available animals.$fromanimalsay.utilsimportanimals
$animals.keys()dict_keys(['cow','bunny','cat'])
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animal-scraper
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No description available on PyPI.
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animal-script
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Animal-ScriptAnimalScript is a playful and educational programming language designed for fun and learning. It features a syntax inspired by animals and provides an engaging environment for experimenting with programming concepts.InstallationYou can install AnimalScript using pip:pipinstallanimal-scriptUsage/ExamplesTo use AnimalScript, simply run the animal-script command followed by your AnimalScript code.For example:animal-scriptmy_script.animalReplace my_script.animal with the path to your AnimalScript file.Manual Execution:python-manimal_script.mainIDEWhich IDE should I use for writing AnimalScript code?
You can use any text editor or IDE of your choice to write AnimalScript code. Additionally, you can use the AnimalScript IDE available athttps://animal-script-ide.onrender.com/for a dedicated environment tailored to writing and executing AnimalScript code.Animal Script Language GuideWelcome to the Animal Script Language Guide!This guide is designed to help you navigate through the various features and functionalities of the Animal Script language. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you'll find useful information and examples to enhance your understanding and proficiency in Animal Script.Getting StartedTo get started with the Animal Script Language Guide, simply visit the following link:Animal Script Language GuideWhat You'll LearnIn this guide, you'll learn about:Basic syntax and structure of Animal ScriptArithmetic operationsControl statements like for loopConditional statements like if conditionInput and output statementsFrequently asked questions (FAQs) about Animal ScriptLicensing and contributing to the Animal Script projectHow to UseNavigate through the guide using the table of contents on the left side of the page. You can click on each topic to learn more about it, view code examples, and explore related concepts.Feel free to bookmark the guide for quick access whenever you need assistance or reference while working with Animal Script.LicenseMITThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.ContributingContributions are always welcome!Seecontributing.mdfor ways to get started.If you'd like to contribute to AnimalScript, feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on the GitHub repository:https://github.com/adnanattar/animal-scriptFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)What is AnimalScript?AnimalScript is a domain-specific language (DSL) designed to mimic natural language syntax, making it intuitive and easy to understand. It is primarily used for scripting and automation tasks.How do I install AnimalScript?You can install AnimalScript using pip:pipinstallanimal-scriptCan I contribute to AnimalScript?Yes, contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on the GitHub repository.How do I report a bug or suggest a feature?You can report bugs or suggest features by opening an issue on the GitHub repository.Where can I find more information about AnimalScript?You can find more information, documentation, and examples on the AnimalScript GitHub repository:link.Is there a code of conduct for contributing to AnimalScript?Yes, please refer to theCODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdfile for guidelines on contributing to AnimalScript.How can I get help or support?If you need help or have questions about AnimalScript, you can reach out to the community on the GitHub repository or the official support channels.Can I use AnimalScript for commercial projects?Yes, AnimalScript is open-source and available under theMIT License. You are free to use it for commercial projects.How do I uninstall AnimalScript?You can uninstall AnimalScript using pip:pipuninstallanimal-scriptIf you have any further questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to ask!Authors@adnanattarSupportFor any questions or support, please [email protected].
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animalsgonewild
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animalsgonewildThis package is designed to demonstrate how basic features of text analysis can be utilized to analyze and represent a text file or string while applying a humorous lens (because what is data science without a dash of humor!). It counts the number of words from a text, calculates the average word length of that text, and returns an animal image corresponding to the average word length. It subsequently transforms the text into a wordcloud in the shape of the animal. We have included a bonus fourth function for fun, inspired by the popular childhood game - MadLibs.ContributorsKyle Maj, Nagraj Rao, Morgan Rosenberg, Junrong ZhuInstallationpipinstallanimalsgonewildUsageThis package can be used in conjunction with any code to read in multiple text files to analyze and compare whole corpuses (your software must call the Animals Gone Wild functions for each text variable).For more examples of usage in python, please check out thislink.import animalsgonewild
from animalsgonewild.animalsgonewild import animalClassifier
from animalsgonewild.animalsgonewild import animalType
from animalsgonewild.animalsgonewild import textTransformer
from animalsgonewild.animalsgonewild import wordClousFunction 1: animalClassifierThis function takes a sequence of text(str), counts the words in the string, and then returns an animal type (str).Function 2: animalTypeThis function takes a sequence of text(str) and a species (str), determines the average word length (proxy for language complexity), and returns an smart looking animal image (jpg) corresponding to the average word length.Function 3: wordcloudThis function takes a sequence of text(str) and an animal image (jpg), and returns a wordcloud in the shape of the species comprised of the sequence of text (jpg).Function 4: textTransformerThis function takes a sequence of text(str) and a species(str), and returns a new text sequence where all proper nouns are replaced with the species.Fit within the Python ecosystemWhile other fun packages with animal images exist, most are very basic. For example, the animal-cuties script (https://pypi.org/project/animal-cuties/#description) generates animal images (e.g. animal-cuties cat). However, we were unable to find any interactive, multidimensional comedic relief package, where users can input information, and receive dynamic humorous feedback in the form of cute and/or hilarious animals. Given how much time we all are spending in front of a computer screen during the pandemic, this package is an essential addition to the ecosystem promoting mental wellness through humor. By offering it as a package rather than a script, we also empower other developers to integrate this is as a fun injection to their coding projecs.ContributingInterested in contributing? Check out the contributing guidelines. Please note that this project is released with a Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.Licenseanimalsgonewildwas created by DSCI 524 - Team 16:
Nagraj Rao, Junrong Zhu, Kyle Maj, Morgan RosenbergIt is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.Creditsanimalsgonewildwas created withcookiecutterand thepy-pkgs-cookiecuttertemplate.Easter egg #1Did you know the name of our package was almost called "whattheduck"?Easter egg #2Got any carrots?Easter egg #3Aren't we pretty?
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animals-math
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animals_math packageThis is a sandbox to learn how to build packages
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animals.py
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animals.pyA Python module to get random image/facts of different animalsGetting startedInstallationpipinstallanimals.pyExample for usagefromanimalsimportAnimalsanimal=Animals('cat')print(animal.image())# Prints the url for the imageThanks torequestssome-random-api
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animalss
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No description available on PyPI.
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animals-templates
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Animals library
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animaltracking
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No description available on PyPI.
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animaltrackingdata
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Python package that sources animal tracking data from the Movebank and Anitra platforms
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animaltracking-fathom-upload
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No description available on PyPI.
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animanager
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No description available on PyPI.
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animapp
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A package to track the movement of an object (a small animal) in a video.To install:condacreate-nanimapp_env
condaactivateanimapp_env
condainstallpyqtopencv
pipinstallanimappTo run:First set thresholds (creates settings.yaml file)thresholdRun analysis moduleanimapp
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animapp-sraorao
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ani-marutyan-package
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No description available on PyPI.
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animask
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AnimaskAnimated (GIF) masks after each epoch.
Only semantic segmentation is supported.InstallationFirst you need to install gifsicle:$sudoapt-getinstallgifsicleThen install animask by pip or directly from repo:$pipinstallanimaskor$pipinstallgit+https://github.com/sankovalev/animask.gitUsagefromanimaskimportAnimask# init object with the image that the mask will be predicted foranimated=Animask(image)# === repeat this every epoch: ===# train your model ...# predict mask for image# and then add to object as numpy arrayanimated.add(predicted_mask)# === finish training ===# save your gifanimated.save("path_to_file_here.gif")By default, masks will be saved without a background. To apply masks over the original image, save it with flag:animated.save("path_to_file_here.gif",with_background=True)Additionally, you can configure mask titles, color or transparency and etc.LicenseMIT
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animatai
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Animats=======Reference code for:A General Model for Learning and Decision-Making in Artificial Animals byClaes Strannegård, Nils Svangård, David Lindström, Joscha Bachand Bas SteunebrinkSubmitted to IJCAI-17 AGA workshop, Melbourne, AustraliaThis repo is work in progress and will contain a completely refactoredversion of the original code. The repo [ecosystem](https://github.com/animatai/ecosystem)contains the old version of the framework (which isn't maintained anymore).Setup=====The easiest way to install `animatai` is with `pip install animatai`At least Python 3.5 is needed since `async` is used in the web sockets server(`wsserver.py`).Run the program==============Examples using the ecosystem classes are available in therepo [examples](https://github.com/animatai/examples)A little setup is needed first:* Create `config.py`. Start with copying `config.py.template` and try some ofthe examples from the repo mentioned above.Start a web server and a browser:* Run the server: `python wsserver.py`* Run `index.html` in a browser and follow the instructions.Development===========First setup a development environment. I'm using `virtualenv`:* First init `virtualenv` for Python3: `virtualenv -p python3.6 venv3`(`virutalenv` needs to be installed)* Activate `virtualenv`: `source venv3/bin/activate`* Install the necessary Python packages: `pip install -r requirements.txt`.Add `--no-compile` when running on ubuntu.Use [Google Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html)and make sure that the unit tests are maintained.Build (lint and run unit tests) with: `./build.sh`Building will also Create a source distribution in the `dist` folder.Upload the build to the public package repo for installation with `pip`:`twine upload dist/animatai-X.Y.Z.tar.gz`Credits=======Using some classes from the [AIMA book](https://github.com/aimacode/aima-python)
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animate-arrays
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animate_arraysThis module wraps some setup scripts and functions to make Matplotlib’s
animations a little simpler to interface with. The starting point here
becomes creating data withInstallpipinstallanimate_arraysHow to use 2D arraysImport librariesTheanimate_arraysfunctions work in Jupyter notebooks. You’ll need to
import some of the libraries to build some arrays, plots, and animations
as such,importnumpyasnpimportmatplotlib.pyplotaspltfrommatplotlibimportanimationfromIPython.displayimportHTMLI prefer to use thefivethirtyeightstyle sheet, but you can use any style.plt.style.use('fivethirtyeight')Then, import theanimate_linesfunction from theanimate_arrays.animatemodule.fromanimate_arrays.animateimportanimate_linesBuild arrays and watch them moveWith the libraries imported, I build 2 arrays,XandYwhere each
column is $\times 3~(x,~y)$ coordinates that define two rotating arms.Arm 1 rotates once around the originArm 2 is connected to arm 1 and rotates twicea=np.linspace(0,2*np.pi,100)x1=np.cos(a)y1=np.sin(a)x2=np.cos(2*a)y2=np.sin(2*a)X=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),x1,x1+x2])Y=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),y1,y1+y2])a=animate_lines(X,Y)HTML(a.to_html5_video())Your browser does not support the video tag.The animation does not have equal axes, so the arms appear to be
changing lengths as the rotations occur.Thesetup_fig_functionoption allows you to define a custom plot
setup. Here, I name itfig_setupdeffig_setup():fig,ax=plt.subplots()ax.plot(X[2,:],Y[2,:],'--')ax.axis('equal')returnfig,axThesetup_fig_functionshould not take any arguments. I used it to set
up 2 new display additions, 1. plot the path of arm 2’s end so we can
see where its been and where its going on the dashed line 2. equal axes
withax.axis('equal')Below, I try running the function and looking at the resulting static
figure for the animationfig,ax=fig_setup()a=animate_lines(X,Y,setup_fig_function=fig_setup)HTML(a.to_html5_video())Your browser does not support the video tag.How to use 3D arraysIn the first example, we used a 2D array where each column defined the
line for a point in time. Theanimate_linesfunction can also plot multiple lines in each frame. Here, we’ll add
another set of rotating arms.a=np.linspace(0,2*np.pi,100)x1=np.cos(a)y1=np.sin(a)x2=np.cos(2*a)y2=np.sin(2*a)x3=np.cos(2*a)y3=np.sin(2*a)x4=np.cos(3*a)y4=np.sin(3*a)X=np.zeros((3,2,len(a)))Y=np.zeros((3,2,len(a)))X[:,0,:]=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),x1,x1+x2])X[:,1,:]=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),x3,x3+x4])Y[:,0,:]=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),y1,y1+y2])Y[:,1,:]=np.array([np.zeros(len(a)),y3,y3+y4])deffig_setup():fig,ax=plt.subplots()ax.plot(X[2,0,:],Y[2,0,:],'--')ax.plot(X[2,1,:],Y[2,1,:],'--')ax.axis('equal')returnfig,axfig_setup()(<Figure size 640x480 with 1 Axes>, <AxesSubplot: >)a2=animate_lines(X,Y,setup_fig_function=fig_setup)HTML(a2.to_html5_video())Your browser does not support the video tag.
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animatedledstrip-client
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No description available on PyPI.
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animated-memory
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animated-memoryThis is a tool for collecting news from user defined sources, then ordering those stories by how much a machine learning model thinks you'll like it.All the data is stored locally, and processed locally.To run, pull, then run setup.py, which will install necessary packages.Then, runpython aggregator.py &, and go to your browser. At localhost:8080, you'll see the following:
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animated-parse-tree
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Animated Parse TreeAuthorEthan TanDate11/12/2021LanguagePython (py)DescriptionThis package is meant to provide a high-level API for programmers to visualise parse trees. The eventual goal is to animate the tokenization (extracting symbols from a string), lexing (formatting the tokens), parsing (building the parse tree) and evaluation (reducing the parse tree).SetupIt is extremely easy to integrate this package in your existing projects.In the command line, run:pip install animated_parse_treeSample UsageFrom Command LineThen in your terminal/shell, enter:python -m animated_parse_treeThe output should look similar to the following:Greetings..."This is a utility program which aimsto show the beauty of parse treesin a fun and engaging way"Don't be intimidated :)It was designed to be easy to use, yet extensible.Enjoy!?>Enter 'help' to display the help menu or 'mode' to change your current modeFrom Source FilesThen in your Python source file / Jupyter Notebook, insert:fromanimated_parse_treeimportParseTree# Instantiate Parse Tree Objectt=ParseTree()# Read a Mathematical String Expression (separated by singular whitespace characters)t.read('1 + 2 * 3')# Retrieve the Resultprint('<<< Equation >>>')print(t.expression,'=',t.evaluate(),end='\n\n')# Display the Parse Treeprint('<<< Parse Tree >>>')print(str(t))The output in the terminal will look something like this:<<< Equation >>>1 + 2 * 3 = 7<<< Parse Tree >>>+/ \1 */ \2 3Declaring Custom Operands/OperatorsABundleis simply a list of Operands and/or Operators.To extend functionality, one simply has to register their own custom operands/operators like so:# Instantiate Parse Tree Objectt=ParseTree()# Declare Custom Operand/Operator(s)op=Operator(symbol='sum',func=lambda*args:sum(args),priority=Priority.PRE,kind='pre',operands=4)# Register the Custom Operand/Operator(s)t.register(bundle=[op])# Use it in Expressionst.read('sum(0.1, 2.5, 30, 49)')# Animate all the Processest.animate(seconds_per_frame=1.0)# Display the Parse Treeprint(str(t))# Evaluate the Expressionprint(t.evaluate())Current SupportOperandsIntegers (-1, 0, 2345)Floats (0.0, 2.5, -0.77)Constants (pi, e)OperatorsUnaryPre-fix (lg, -)Post-fix (deg, !)BinaryPre-fix (log)In-fix (+, -, *, /, ^)MultiPre-fix (if)ParenthesesUnlimited nestingOther Features SupportedImplicit Operator (default is higher-priority multiplication)Operator Overloading (maximum of 2: 1 pre-fix and 1 non-pre-fix)Custom Word Operands/Operators (operands/operators whose symbols are lowercase alphabetical characters)Custom Symbol Operands/Operators (operands/operators whose symbols are special characters)See AlsoGitHub Source CodeFull DocumentationPython Package (PyPI)
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animateimages
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Helper functions to make animations of images with corresponding traces and labels using matplotlibExample uses:If you have a 3d movie (time, x, y):fromAnimate.MovieimportMovieimportnumpyasnpm=Movie(dt=1.0/14,height_ratio=1.5)img=np.random.randint(10,size=(40,5,5))m.add_image(img,style='dark_img')m.add_axis(x_label='time (s)',y_label='value')m.add_trace(img.mean(axis=(1,2)))m.save('path/to/file/with_name',fps=1)If you have a 2d movie (x, y) where you want to have a sliding window movie:importnumpyasnpfromAnimate.MovieimportMovie# prepare datax_len=300x_res=20.0y_amplitude=20noise_amplitude=5x=np.arange(x_len)/x_resy=np.sin(x)*y_amplitudepix_number=10img=np.random.randint(0,noise_amplitude,size=pix_number*x_len).reshape(pix_number,x_len)+y# make a movierate=5.0m=Movie(dt=1.0/rate)m.add_image(img,animation_type='window',window_size=19,window_step=5)m.add_axis('Time (s)','Mean value')m.add_trace(img.mean(axis=0))m.save('testing',fps=rate)Testingpytest--pep8--cov=Animate--cov-reporthtmlDeployingbumpversionpatchpythonsetup.pysdisttwineupload\dist\...
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animateplot
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AnimatePlotMaking video from plot'sExamplessigmoid functionimportmatplotlib.pyplotaspltfromanimateplotimportAnimatePlotasApimportnumpyasnpplt.style.use('seaborn')defsig(x):return1/(1+np.exp(-x))defcall_plt(plt,y,x):plt.plot(x,y)plt.title('sigmoid function')plt.xlabel('x')plt.ylabel('y')plt.xlim(-10,10)plt.ylim(0,1)returnpltanime=Ap(erf,x,callback_plot=callback_plot)anime.render_cache()anime.render_mp4('sigmoid.mp4',fps=10)results:
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animate-puml
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PlantUML AnimationSimple animation for PlantUML diagrams.Documentation:https://namuan.github.io/animate-pumlSource Code:https://github.com/namuan/animate-pumlPyPI:https://pypi.org/project/animate-puml/Pre-requisitesPlantUMLbrewinstallplantumlInstallationpipinstallanimate-pumlUsageGiven an example PlantUML document inassets/security.puml:animate-puml-iassets/security.puml-oassets/security-puml.gifBy default, the script will delete any temporary files generated during the animation process.
To keep the files, use the--debugflag.animate-puml-iassets/security.puml-oassets/security-puml.gif--debugEach frame of the animation will wait for 1 second by default.
To change the wait time, use the--frame-durationflag to specify the time in milliseconds.animate-puml-iassets/security.puml-oassets/security-puml.gif--frame-duration4000Use the-hflag to see all available options.animate-puml-hAcknowledgementsPlantUMLDevelopmentClone this repositoryRequirements:Python 3.7+PoetryCreate a virtual environment and install the dependenciespoetryinstallActivate the virtual environmentpoetryshellValidating buildmakebuildRelease processA release is automatically published when a new version is bumped usingmake bump.
See.github/workflows/build.ymlfor more details.
Once the release is published,.github/workflows/publish.ymlwill automatically publish it to PyPI.DisclaimerThis project is not affiliated with PlantUML.
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animatetools
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animatetoolsTools for creating text animations.examples:animatetools:importanimatetoolsanimatetools.animateframes(["frame1","frame2","frame3"],2,1,file=open("test.py","w"))# plays each frame in frames argument at 2 fps, repeating once.prints the following to the file "test.py":{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame1{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame2{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame3{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame1{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame2{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}frame3{"wait 0.5 seconds"}{"wait 0.5 seconds"}and{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}don't actually get printed, they just represent what the program does.typeout:importanimatetoolsanimatetools.typeout("Print this out one character at a time","This too",5,sep=". ",end=". ",file=open("test.py","w"),flush=True)# prints out all the values ("Print this out one character at a time" and "This too") at 5 characters per second to the file "test.py",# seperating each value with ". " and ending in ". ". After each character it by default; flushes the stream so the text doesn't come in# chunks.prints the following to the file "test.py":P{"wait 0.2 seconds"}r{"wait 0.2 seconds"}i{"wait 0.2 seconds"}n{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}h{"wait 0.2 seconds"}i{"wait 0.2 seconds"}s{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}o{"wait 0.2 seconds"}u{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}o{"wait 0.2 seconds"}n{"wait 0.2 seconds"}e{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}c{"wait 0.2 seconds"}h{"wait 0.2 seconds"}a{"wait 0.2 seconds"}r{"wait 0.2 seconds"}a{"wait 0.2 seconds"}c{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}e{"wait 0.2 seconds"}r{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}a{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}a{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}i{"wait 0.2 seconds"}m{"wait 0.2 seconds"}e{"wait 0.2 seconds"}.{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}T{"wait 0.2 seconds"}h{"wait 0.2 seconds"}i{"wait 0.2 seconds"}s{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}t{"wait 0.2 seconds"}o{"wait 0.2 seconds"}o{"wait 0.2 seconds"}.{"wait 0.2 seconds"}{"wait 0.2 seconds"}doesn't actually get printed, it just represents what the program does.clearconsoleimportanimatetools,timeprint("hi")time.sleep(1)clearconsole()# print "hi", wait one second and then clear the console.results in:hi{"wait 1 second"}{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}{"wait 1 seconds"}and{"remove all the text from the terminal and move the cursor up to the top line"}don't actually get printed, they just represent what the program does.
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animate-transit
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No description available on PyPI.
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animation
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Tools for terminal-based wait animationsInstallationgitclonehttp://github.com/bprinty/animation.gitcdanimationpythonsetup.pyinstallDocumentationDocumentation for the package can be found atRead The Docs.UsageThe animation module provides decorators for doing terminal-based wait animations. To add a wait animation to a function that requires some processing time, simply decorate the function with the wait animation you want to use.Here is an example of how to use it in a project:[email protected]_waitdeflong_running_function():...5secondslater...returnThis will print an animated waiting message like this (the elipses at the end of the text grow and shrink while the function executes):waiting...The animation types provided by default are:bar (simple bar that slides back and forth)spinner (a spinning line)dots (dots that move around in a sqare)elipses (elipses that grow and shrink)text with elipses (elipses with text in front of them)And you can use any of these built-in animations like so:[email protected]('bar')deflong_running_function():[email protected]('spinner')deflong_running_function():...5secondslater...returnIn addition to these default types, the module also supports custom animations. For example, to create an animation with a counter-clockwise spinning wheel:wheel=('-','/','|','\\')@animation.wait(wheel)deflong_running_function():...5secondslater...returnIf you want to manually start and stop the wait animation, you can use the`animation.Wait`class:wait=animation.Wait()wait.start()long_running_function()wait.stop()Finally, you can change the color of animations with the`color=`argument:[email protected]('bar',color='blue')deflong_running_function():...5secondslater...returnQuestions/FeedbackFile an issue in theGitHub issue tracker.
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animationer
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No description available on PyPI.
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animation-xblock
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No description available on PyPI.
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animator
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AnimatorAnimator is a terminal based animation library for python.InstallationUsing the package manager pip to install Animator.pipinstallanimatorOr you can install using thezip file. Go to the directory where you extracted the zip and runpythonsetup.pyinstallUsageimportAnimatorasanimanim.expand()# makes a expanding animationanim.contract()# makes a contracting animationexpand(width, height, color="\033[0m", print_char="#", time_p_f=0.1)width is the width of the console which you can give as os.get_terminal_size().columnsheight is the height of the console which you can give as os.get_terminal_size().linescolor is the ansi code for color of the animation. It deafaults to "\033[0m".print_char is the character which will be used to make the animation. It deafauts to "#".time_p_f is the time in seconds between every frame. It deafaults to 0.1.contract(width, height, color="\033[0m", print_char="#", time_p_f=0.1)width is the width of the console which you can give as os.get_terminal_size().columnsheight is the height of the console which you can give as os.get_terminal_size().linescolor is the ansi code for color of the animation. It deafaults to "\033[0m".print_char is the character which will be used to make the animation. It deafauts to "#".time_p_f is the time in seconds between every frame. It deafaults to 0.1.PlatformAnimator is OS Independent.SampleSamples can be foundhere.ContributingAnimator is open to contribution. You can contributehere.Maintainers(Tanish Yadav)[https://github.com/tanishyadav/]IssuesIf you find a bug or issue, you can raise an issuehere.LicenseGNU GPLv3
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animator-albertxor-testpackage
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Some test package
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animatplot
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animatplotA python package for making interactive as well as animated plots with matplotlib.RequiresPython >= 3.5Matplotlib >= 2.2 (becausesliders have discrete values)Installationpipinstallanimatplotor using condacondainstallanimatplot-cconda-forgeDocumentationDocumentation can be foundhereDev Installgitclonehttps://github.com/t-makaro/animatplot.git
pipinstall-e.This project usespycodestylefor linting. For testing,pytestis used.
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animatplot-ng
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animatplot-ngA python package for making interactive as well as animated plots with matplotlib. Based onanimatplot by r-makaro.RequiresPython >= 3.5Matplotlib >= 2.2 (becausesliders have discrete values)Installationpipinstallanimatplot-ngDocumentationDocumentation can be foundhereDev Installgitclonehttps://github.com/boutproject/animatplot-ng.git
pipinstall-e.This project usespycodestylefor linting. For testing,pytestis used.
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animats
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Animats=======Reference code for:A General Model for Learning and Decision-Making in Artificial Animals byClaes Strannegård, Nils Svangård, Jonas Colmsjö, David Lindström, Joscha Bach and Bas SteunebrinkSubmitted to IJCAI-17 AGA workshop, Melbourne, AustraliaThis `dev` branch is work in progress and will contain a completely refactoredversion of the original code.Setup=====At least Python 3.5 is needed since `async` is used in `wsserver.py`. I'm using Python 3.6 here.* First init `virtualenv` for Python3: `virtualenv -p python3.6 venv3` (`virutalenv` needs to be installed)* Activate `virtualenv`: `source venv3/bin/activate`* Install the necessary Python packages: `pip install -r requirements.txt`. Add `--no-compile` when running on ubuntu.Run the program==============Examples using the ecosystem classes are available in therepo [examples](https://github.com/animatai/examples)A little setup is needed first:* Activate `virtualenv`: `source venv3/bin/activate`* Create `config.py`. Start with copying `config.py.template` and try some ofthe examples from the repo mentioned above.Start a web server and a browser:* Run the server: `python wsserver.py`* Run `index.html` in a browser and follow the instructions.Development===========Use [Google Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html)and make sure that the unit tests are maintained.Build (lint and run unit tests) with: `./build.sh`Building will also Create a source distribution in the `dist` folder.Upload the build to the public package repo for installation with `pip`:`twine upload dist/animats-X.Y.Z.tar.gz`Credits=======Using some classes from the [AIMA book](https://github.com/aimacode/aima-python)
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animaty
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animatyDescriptionanimaty is a library for animating ASCII art inside the console. It is made
for both Windows and Linux.InstallationTo install animaty just run the following command:pipinstallanimatyAfter that, you can import animaty withfromanimatyimport*Documentationanimaty.helpersgetFramesFromFile(file)->FramegetFramesFromFile lets you extract frames from a file
(The frames in the file must be seperated by a double-newline)animaty.animate.FrameThe Frame class is used to represent each frame in an animation. It implements getters and setters, I think those need no further explanation.Frame(content,time=1)The content variable describes what the Frame displays, while the time variable sets how long the frame has to be displayed (in seconds).animaty.animate.AnimatorThe Animator class is responsible for animating the previously created framesAnimator(frames,fps=None)The frames variable is an array of Frame() instances which will be displayed. The fps variable represents the frames per seconds. If set, the Animator() instance will ignore any time set inside of the given Frame() instances.animate()->Noneanimate starts an animation based on previously entered framesanimationLoop()->NoneanimationLoop starts an infinite animation based on previously entered framesExamplesfromanimatyimport*frames=getFramesFromFile("test.txt")animator=Animator(frames)animator.animate()First the animaty module gets imported. After that,a frames array is created thegetFramesFromFilemethod, which is then passed into an Animator instance. Finally, theanimatemethod is called, which starts an animation.fromanimatyimport*frames=[Frame("just",0.2),Frame("some",0.3),Frame("text",0.4)]animator=Animator(frames)animator.animate()This example is really similair to the previous one, the only difference is that we create a Frame array manually, which gives us some more control over the time the frames are displayed.To achieve a similair amount of control in example one as in example two, you can use a syntax like this:frames[0].setFrametime(0.2)How to contributeIf you want to contribute to this Project, just request an issue onmy Github.
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anima-utils
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Anima UtilitiesCommand line utilities for playing theAnima: Beyond Fantasytabletop game.Note that these calculations are not guaranteed to be from either the Core rulebook or the updated version, Core Exxet. I believe that I'm using the damage formula from Core Exxet. If you see a problem,open an issue.InstallationFrom PypiInstallPythonandGitif not already installed.Runpip install anima-utilsto install the program.Run the commandanimato open the Anima Utils CLI.From SourceUse Git toclonetherepo.Launch acommand promptin the repository folder,anima.Runpython install ., which will build and install the package and add theanimacommand to your system.Runanimato open the command prompt.If you have any problems following the steps above,open an issue.DocumentationThe below demonstrations of how to use the commands use examples from theAnima: Beyond Fantasycore book or original illustrative examples.atkResolves an attack and defense exchange.usage: atk attack_roll defense_roll armor_value base_damagefieldtypedefaultdescriptionattack_rollint0The final result of the attacker's offensive roll.defense_rollint0The final result of the defender's defensive roll.attack_rollint0The defender's Armor on the Table corresponding to the attacker's attack.attack_rollint0The base damage of the weapon used by the attacker, if known or relevant.For example, Celia attacks one of the guards with whom she was earlier locked in combat. Celia now has an Attack Ability of 120, while the guard’s Dodge is only 60. Both of them roll the dice. Celia rolls an 86, which, added to her Ability, gives her a Final Attack of 206. The guard’s dice roll is a 44, and so his Final Defense is 104. As Celia is the attacker, the guard’s Final Defense is subtracted from Celia’s Final Attack (206 – 104). The result used when referencing Table 38 is, therefore, 102.(anima) attack 206 104
ATTACK: 100%Celia had just made an attack with a favorable margin of 102 against the city guard. Since she is wielding a saber against an enemy wearing hardened leather armor, her opponent uses an AT of 2 against her Cutting attack. Consulting the Combat Table, we see that Celia’s attack produces 80% damage. Since the Final Damage number is 45 (only the saber’s Base Damage in this case, since Celia has a 0 Strength Bonus), the guard suffers only 36 points of damage (80% of 45).(anima) attack 206 104 2 45
DAMAGE: 36comboEnters a special interactive mode where the user can specify multiple attacks and resolve them all at once.There is no need to enter the total number of attacks up front. The longest list is taken as the true number of attacks. Blanks are replaced with zero, and'.'values are replaced with the closest preceding non-null value, or zero, in the absence of any such value.usage: combo(anima) combo
atks: 150 180 170 210
defs: 160 120 200 130
amrs: 2 4 6 8
dmgs: 100 80 60 40
╒══════╤══════════╤═══════════╤═════════╤═══════════════╤══════════════════════╤══════════╕
│ id │ attack │ defense │ armor │ base_damage │ result │ damage │
╞══════╪══════════╪═══════════╪═════════╪═══════════════╪══════════════════════╪══════════╡
│ 0 │ 150 │ 160 │ 2 │ 100 │ COUNTERATTACK: +5 C │ 0 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 1 │ 180 │ 120 │ 4 │ 80 │ DAMAGE: 16 │ 16 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 2 │ 170 │ 200 │ 6 │ 60 │ COUNTERATTACK: +15 C │ 0 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 3 │ 210 │ 130 │ 8 │ 40 │ MISSED │ 0 │
╘══════╧══════════╧═══════════╧═════════╧═══════════════╧══════════════════════╧══════════╛
╒═════════╕
│ Total │
╞═════════╡
│ 16 │
╘═════════╛(anima) combo
atks: 150 160 170 180
defs:
amrs: 10
dmgs: 50 . . 150
╒══════╤══════════╤═══════════╤═════════╤═══════════════╤═════════════╤══════════╕
│ id │ attack │ defense │ armor │ base_damage │ result │ damage │
╞══════╪══════════╪═══════════╪═════════╪═══════════════╪═════════════╪══════════╡
│ 0 │ 150 │ 0 │ 10 │ 50 │ DAMAGE: 25 │ 25 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼─────────────┼──────────┤
│ 1 │ 160 │ 0 │ 10 │ 50 │ DAMAGE: 30 │ 30 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼─────────────┼──────────┤
│ 2 │ 170 │ 0 │ 10 │ 50 │ DAMAGE: 35 │ 35 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼─────────────┼──────────┤
│ 3 │ 180 │ 0 │ 10 │ 150 │ DAMAGE: 120 │ 120 │
╘══════╧══════════╧═══════════╧═════════╧═══════════════╧═════════════╧══════════╛
╒═════════╕
│ Total │
╞═════════╡
│ 210 │
╘═════════╛(anima) combo
atks: 280
defs: 140 180 320 150
amrs: . . . 8
dmgs: 100
╒══════╤══════════╤═══════════╤═════════╤═══════════════╤══════════════════════╤══════════╕
│ id │ attack │ defense │ armor │ base_damage │ result │ damage │
╞══════╪══════════╪═══════════╪═════════╪═══════════════╪══════════════════════╪══════════╡
│ 0 │ 280 │ 140 │ 0 │ 100 │ DAMAGE: 140 │ 140 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 1 │ 280 │ 180 │ 0 │ 100 │ DAMAGE: 100 │ 100 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 2 │ 280 │ 320 │ 0 │ 100 │ COUNTERATTACK: +20 C │ 0 │
├──────┼──────────┼───────────┼─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────┼──────────┤
│ 3 │ 280 │ 150 │ 8 │ 100 │ DAMAGE: 50 │ 50 │
╘══════╧══════════╧═══════════╧═════════╧═══════════════╧══════════════════════╧══════════╛
╒═════════╕
│ Total │
╞═════════╡
│ 290 │
╘═════════╛critCalculates the effects of a critical, or reports that a critical has no effects. If the critical involves amputation, the location is randomly chosen unless specified (by an integer value corresponding to Table 48 of the core book).usage: crit level phr_roll location_idfieldtypedefaultdescriptionlevelint0The damage dealt by the attack that triggered the critical roll, plus 1d100 rolled by the attacker. Note that if this value is over 200, the script automatically reduces the value in excess of 200 by half, per the rules for criticals given in the core book.phr_rollint0The final result of the victim's Physical Resistance roll.attack_rollint0The defender's Armor on the Table corresponding to the attacker's attack.location_idint0A way of specifying the location of the critical, if for example the attacker was targeting a specific region of the body. See Table 48 on Page 90 of the core book to look up locations, or simply ignore the output of the program with respect to location if one has already been chosen.Muris has just accosted a shopkeeper who was badgering him about his five-finger discount. The shopkeeper doesn't expect his swift sucker punch, so Muris succeeds in his attack and causes 50 damage. The merchant, having only 90 LP, suffers a critical blow, and two more rolls are required to determine the extent of the damage. Muris rolls 1d100 and adds it to the damage caused, and the merchant makes a Physical Resistance Check, using his PhR score of 30 as a base.Muris rolls 70, and the merchant rolls only 13, so this is a dire blow with a critical level of 77. The GM rolls to determine the location of the critical, and their roll yields a 67, or the merchants left hand, which seems to have been badly broken in his failed attempt to block the strike.Thus, in addition to the damage he received, the merchant suffers not only a -38 All Action Penalty that diminishes at a rate of 5 points per round for the duration of the encounter, but an additional -38 All Action Penalty that heals at a rate dependent on his Constitution, normally 5 points per day (see the core book, page 53). At the discretion of the GM, he may require further medical attention to heal and regain use of his hand. Though, perhaps he should count himself fortunate in one respect—if Muris's critical roll been just 25 points higher, the hand would have been crushed beyond repair.(anima) crit 120 30
CRIT LEVEL 90
MAJOR CRITICAL [Left arm (Hand)]
ALL ACTION PENALTY (-45)
ALL ACTION SACRIFICE (-45)
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anim-community-auoie
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An animation engine for explanatory math videosManim is an animation engine for explanatory math videos. It's used to create precise animations programmatically, as demonstrated in the videos of3Blue1Brown.NOTE: This repository is maintained by the Manim Community and is not associated with Grant Sanderson or 3Blue1Brown in any way (although we are definitely indebted to him for providing his work to the world). If you would like to study how Grant makes his videos, head over to his repository (3b1b/manim). This fork is updated more frequently than his, and it's recommended to use this fork if you'd like to use Manim for your own projects.Table of Contents:InstallationUsageDocumentationDockerHelp with ManimContributingLicenseInstallationWARNING:These instructions are for the community versiononly. Trying to use these instructions to install3b1b/manimor instructions there to install this version will cause problems. Readthisand decide which version you wish to install, then only follow the instructions for your desired version.Manim requires a few dependencies that must be installed prior to using it. If you
want to try it out first before installing it locally, you can do soin our online Jupyter environment.For local installation, please visit theDocumentationand follow the appropriate instructions for your operating system.UsageManim is an extremely versatile package. The following is an exampleSceneyou can construct:frommanimimport*classSquareToCircle(Scene):defconstruct(self):circle=Circle()square=Square()square.flip(RIGHT)square.rotate(-3*TAU/8)circle.set_fill(PINK,opacity=0.5)self.play(Create(square))self.play(Transform(square,circle))self.play(FadeOut(square))In order to view the output of this scene, save the code in a file calledexample.py. Then, run the following in a terminal window:manim-p-qlexample.pySquareToCircleYou should see your native video player program pop up and play a simple scene in which a square is transformed into a circle. You may find some more simple examples within thisGitHub repository. You can also visit theofficial galleryfor more advanced examples.Manim also ships with a%%manimIPython magic which allows to use it conveniently in JupyterLab (as well as classic Jupyter) notebooks. See thecorresponding documentationfor some guidance andtry it out online.Command line argumentsThe general usage of Manim is as follows:The-pflag in the command above is for previewing, meaning the video file will automatically open when it is done rendering. The-qlflag is for a faster rendering at a lower quality.Some other useful flags include:-sto skip to the end and just show the final frame.-n <number>to skip ahead to then'th animation of a scene.-fshow the file in the file browser.For a thorough list of command line arguments, visit thedocumentation.DocumentationDocumentation is in progress atReadTheDocs.DockerThe community also maintains a docker image (manimcommunity/manim), which can be foundon DockerHub.
Instructions on how to install and use it can be found in ourdocumentation.Help with ManimIf you need help installing or using Manim, feel free to reach out to ourDiscord
ServerorReddit Community. If you would like to submit a bug report or feature request, please open an issue.ContributingContributions to Manim are always welcome. In particular, there is a dire need for tests and documentation. For contribution guidelines, please see thedocumentation.However, please note that Manim is currently undergoing a major refactor. In general,
contributions implementing new features will not be accepted in this period.
The contribution guide may become outdated quickly; we highly recommend joining ourDiscord serverto discuss any potential
contributions and keep up to date with the latest developments.Most developers on the project usepoetryfor management. You'll want to have poetry installed and available in your environment.
Learn more aboutpoetryat itsdocumentationand find out how to install manim with poetry at themanim dev-installation guidein the manim documentation.How to Cite ManimWe acknowledge the importance of good software to support research, and we note
that research becomes more valuable when it is communicated effectively. To
demonstrate the value of Manim, we ask that you cite Manim in your work.
Currently, the best way to cite Manim is to go to ourrepository page(if you aren't already) and
click the "cite this repository" button on the right sidebar. This will generate
a citation in your preferred format, and will also integrate well with citation managers.Code of ConductOur full code of conduct, and how we enforce it, can be read onour website.LicenseThe software is double-licensed under the MIT license, with copyright by 3blue1brown LLC (see LICENSE), and copyright by Manim Community Developers (see LICENSE.community).
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animdl
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anime
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anime1
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anime1.pyCLI access to anime1.me (beta)UsageInstall all dependenciesLaunch the scriptEnter URL:https://anime1.me/19159plays a single episodehttps://anime1.me/category/2022%e5%b9%b4%e7%a7%8b%e5%ad%a3/%e5%ad%a4%e7%8d%a8%e6%90%96%e6%bb%beallows you to select episode from series then play itControls are handled by MPV:https://github.com/mpv-player/mpvLegal IssuesAs with similar software like ani-cli and you-get, anime1.py only gathers information from the respective site.The legal disclaimer therefore applies here as well. Seehttps://github.com/soimort/you-getThis software is distributed under the MIT license.
In particular, please be aware thatTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.Translated to human words:In case your use of the software forms the basis of copyright infringement, or you use the software for any other illegal purposes, the authors cannot take any responsibility for you.We only ship the code here, and how you are going to use it is left to your own discretion.Future plansBetter GUIIntegrate into you-get? (far far future)
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anime1-dl
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No description available on PyPI.
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anime4k-python
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Anime4K PythonPython wrapper of Anime4K GLSL shaders achieved with FFmpeg and libplacebo.Usagesfrom anime4k_python import Anime4K
anime4k = Anime4K(backend="mpv", mode="A")
anime4k.process_video(
"input.mp4",
"output.mp4",
1280,
720,
scale=2,
)
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anime-api
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The Anime API ProjectThe Anime API is a collection of wrappers for different types of free anime-related APIs.Join our Discord server.Why anime-api (and not others)?There are several reasons why would you prefer using anime-api:Intuitive: anime-api is designed to be intuitive. Supports autocompletion everywhere.Complete: Every actively supported API has no feature left apart.Simple: Get all the anime information you want with a single line of code.Legal: I shouldn't need to say this, but all the APIs are legal. (no free streaming services/others)Actively supported: Get new releases (with new API wrappers) every now and then.InstallationUsing Poetry:poetry add anime-apiUsing pip:pip install anime-apiDocumentationThe full documentation can be foundhere.APIsThese are the currently supported and planned to add support for APIs:NameAPI DocumentationAvailableAnime Facts Rest APIDocumentation✅Trace.moeDocumentation✅AnimechanDocumentation✅Jikan (MyAnimeList)Documentation❌Waifu PicsDocumentation✅Studio Ghibli APIDocumentation✅KitsuDocumentation❌AniListDocumentation❌AniDBDocumentation❌KyokoDocumentation✅AnimuDocumentation✅AnisearchDocumentation❌Anime News NetworkDocumentation❌Notify.moe (Anime Notifier)Documentation❌HmtaiDocumentation✅Nekos.lifeDocumentation✅NekoBotDocumentation✅Neko-LoveDocumentation✅Nekos.bestDocumentation✅Nekos.moeDocumentation✅ShikimoriDocumentation❌MangaDexDocumentation❌DanbooruDocumentation❌YandereDocumentation❌KonachanDocumentation❌Waifu.imDocumentation✅CatboysDocumentation✅Anime Character DatabaseDocumentation❌Nekos APIDocumentation✅APIs by featureYou know what you want to do, but have no idea of what API will work for you? This list orders the APIs by features. See which fits you best!ImagesNekos API:Thousands of anime imagesLots of image metadataActively developed (frequent new features, images, categories, and more)100% open-sourcev2.0.0in its wayOfficial Python wrapper (this!)Completely freeAnimu:Tons of anime gifs and imagesGet reaction gifs from +60 different categoriesCompletely freeHmtai:Tons of anime gifs and imagesSFW and NSFW imagesGet random images from +70 different categoriesCompletely freeNekos.lifeLots of different neko picsGet random neko images from +20 different categoriesCompletely freeWaifu.picsLots of different waifu imagesGet random images from +30 categoriesSFW and NSFW imagesGet 30 different images with a single API callGet a different image every timeCompletely freeNekoBotLots of different neko imagesImage generation (memes, ships, etc.)Get random images from 30 different categoriesSFW and NSFW imagesCompletely freeNekos.moeLots of different neko imagesAdvanced image searchUpload imagesLike and favorite imagesSFW and NSFW imagesGet any amount of random imagesCompletely freeNekos.bestLots of different neko imagesGet random images from +35 different categoriesGet many random images with a single API callSearch for images by category, format and moreFully SFW99.9% uptimeFast response timesGet all image's sourceCompletely freeFactsAnime Facts Rest API:Lots of different anime factsGet random fact from an animeSave fact ID and refetch the fact laterGet a list of all available animesCompletely freeAnimu:Lots of anime factsGet random anime factsCompletely freeKyoko:Lots of different anime factsGet random reaction gifs from 3 different categoriesCompletely freeNekos.lifeLots of different anime factsGet random anime factsCompletely freeQuotesAnimechan:Lots of different quotes from a large list of characters and animesGet random anime quotesGet 10 random anime quotes with a single api callSearch quotes by character name or anime titleGet a list of all available animesCompletely freeAnimu:Lots of different anime quotes with information about who said them and whereGet random anime quotesCompletely free.Kyoko:Lots of different anime quotesGet random quotes with information about who said them and whereCompletely freeWaifusAnimu:Lots of different waifus from Video Games, Animes, Movies and more.Get random waifus with their statistics, source, many images and more.Completely freeAnimesAnime Facts Rest API:Get a list of lots of snake-case anime titles with their images and facts about themCompletely freeAnimechan:Get a list of lots of anime titles with random quotes from themCompletely freeStudio Ghibli APIGet Studio Ghibli animes with information such as director, producer, etc.Dynamic loading supportGet super specific anime details such as veichles, locations, people, and species.Completely freeEntertainmentNekos.lifeGet an answer from an 8ball with an aditional image of an 8ball showing the answer.Get a random "why?" questionCompletely freeUtilitiesTrace.moeFind an anime from a screenshot with information about the specific anime, episode and time of the screenshot.Completely freeNekos.lifeGet a random cat text emojiGenerate random namesOwoify text (hello=>hewwo)Mark text as spoiler (hello=>||hello||) (API endpoint is currently bugged)Completely freeAnimu:Generate a secure passwordCompletely freeAPIs that will not be supportedIllegal anime streaming servicesNon anime-related APIsAPIs that are not APIs (i.e. web scrapping)ContributingRead the following before contributing:Adding an APIIf you want to add an API to the list, please make sure that:The API is free to useThe API is anime-related (or manga-related)You follow the same architecture as the other API wrappersDocument the code you writeAdd all the necessary tests to thetestsfolderFixing an API wrapperBefore fixing an API wrapper, please make sure that:The bug is not being fixed in another PRThe bug is actually a bug and not a feature (xd)The bug is not a bug from the API itselfYou have created an issue. If you have not created an issue, please create one before fixing the bug.Requesting a new APIIf you want to request a new API, please make sure that:The API is free to useThe API is anime-related (or manga-related)It is not already in the list (wether available or not)Once you have checked this, please create an issue with the following information:The name of the APIThe API docs linkList of all the features the API hasMantainersNekidev
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animeapi-py
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animeapi-python is a Python wrapper for theAnimeAPImade bynattadasu.The wrapper is released with type hints and async support in mind for
ease of use and is compatible with Python 3.6 or higher.Installationpipinstallanimeapi-pyDepending on your system, you may need to usepip3instead ofpip, orsudo pipinstead ofpip.RequirementsPython 3.7 or higheraiohttp(for async support)daciterequeststyping_extensions(for Python <= 3.8)Usageimportanimeapiwithanimeapi.AnimeAPI()asapi:# Get anime relation data for the anime with ID 1 on MyAnimeListmal=api.get_anime_relations(1,animeapi.Platform.MYANIMELIST)print(mal)# Get list of anime available on AniListanilist=api.get_list_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.ANILIST)print(anilist[:2])# Print first two results# Get dictionary of anime available on Kitsukitsu=api.get_dict_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.KITSU)print(kitsu['1'])# Print data for Cowboy BebopWe recommend using thewithstatement to create an instance ofAnimeAPIas we designed the wrapper to be easy to switch between
sync and async, although you can also useAnimeAPIdirectly onsyncmethods only.Asyncronous UsageSimilarly, for async, you just need to replaceAnimeAPIwithAsyncAnimeAPIand useawaiton the methods.You must use the wrapper inwithstatement, or you will receiveRuntimeErrorexception.importanimeapiasyncwithanimeapi.AsyncAnimeAPI()asapi:# Get anime relation data for the anime with ID 1 on MyAnimeListmal=awaitapi.get_anime_relations(1,animeapi.Platform.MYANIMELIST)print(mal)# Get list of anime available on AniListanilist=awaitapi.get_list_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.ANILIST)print(anilist[:2])# Print first two results# Get dictionary of anime available on Kitsukitsu=awaitapi.get_dict_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.KITSU)print(kitsu['1'])# Print data for Cowboy BebopDocumentationYou can find the documentation for the wrapperhereAvailable Methodsget_anime_relations(title_id: str | int, platform: str | Platform, media_type: str | TraktMediaType | TmdbMediaType | None = None, title_season: int | None)->AnimeRelationThis method equals to the/:platform/:title_idendpoint on the API.# Get anime relation data for the anime with ID 1 on MyAnimeListmal=api.get_anime_relations(1,animeapi.Platform.MYANIMELIST)print(mal)get_dict_anime_relations(platform: str | Platform)->dict[str, AnimeRelation]This method equals to the/:platformendpoint on the API. Use this
method if you want to get complete data for all anime available on a
platform and wanted to be able to access the data by the anime ID
faster.# Get dictionary of anime available on Kitsukitsu=api.get_dict_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.KITSU)print(kitsu['1'])# Print data for Cowboy Bebopget_list_anime_relations(platform: str | Platform)->list[AnimeRelation]This method equals to the/:platform()endpoint on the API.# Get list of anime available on AniListanilist=api.get_list_anime_relations(animeapi.Platform.ANILIST)print(anilist[:2])# Print first two resultsget_list_index()->list[AnimeRelation]This method equals to the/animeapiendpoint on the API.# Get list of anime available on AnimeAPIanimeapi=api.get_list_index()print(animeapi[:2])# Print first two resultsget_status()->ApiStatusThis method equals to the/statusendpoint on the API.# Get status of AnimeAPIstatus=api.get_status()print(status)get_heartbeat()->HeartbeatThis method equals to the/heartbeatendpoint on the API.# Get heartbeat of AnimeAPIheartbeat=api.get_heartbeat()print(heartbeat)get_updated_time()->UpdatedThis method equals to the/updatedendpoint on the API.# Get last updated time of AnimeAPIupdated=api.get_updated_time(True)print(updated)print(updated.datetime())# Convert to datetime classLicenseanimeapi-pyis licensed under theGNU Affero General Public License
v3.0.
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anime-autodownloader
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anime-autodownloaderA package for automatically download animes. For now supported websites areAnimeUnity:https://animeunity.tvInstallationTo install from PyPI simple typepip install anime-autodownloaderFrom source codeYou need first to install poetryhttps://python-poetry.org/docs/#installationThen clone this repository, go inside it and type the commandpoetry installUsageimportloggingfrompathlibimportPathfromanime_autodownloaderimportconfigure_logger,getNavigator,getSupportedSites,Downloaderloglevel=logging.INFOlogger=logging.getLogger()configure_logger(logger,loglevel,logfile="anime_download.log")nav=getNavigator("AnimeUnity","https://www.animeunity.tv/anime/2791-jujutsu-kaisen")logger.info("start")output_dir=Path.home()/"Downloads"nav.visitBaseUrl()urls=nav.collectAllDownloadUrls()dw=Downloader(num_workers=5,output_dir=output_dir)dw.download_files(urls,timeout=5400,blocking=True)
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animec
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AnimecA module to get data about anime characters, news, info, lyrics and more.
The module scrapesmyanimelistto parse requested data.If you wish to see a feature, please raise anissue. We will surely work on it.
You can also join ourDiscordto get regular updates about the module.See the Docs for a complete documentation:https://animec.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.Installation and UsageTo install the module:pipinstallanimecTo import the module:importanimec# ORfromanimecimport*ExamplesExtracting an anime character's dataresult=Charsearch("okabe rintarou")print(result.title,result.url,result.image_url,sep="\n")'''Output: (As retrieved from myanimelist), check the documentation for a list of all supported attributesRintarou Okabe (岡部 倫太郎)https://myanimelist.net/character/35252/Rintarou_Okabehttps://cdn.myanimelist.net/images/characters/6/122643.jpg'''Requesting anime newsnews=Aninews()#default value is 3, check the documentation for a list of all supported attributesprint(news.titles)#returns news titlesprint(news.descripion)#returns news descriptionGetting anime info and recommendationsanime=Anime("dr stone")print(anime.url)print(anime.name)print(anime.description)#check the documentation for a list of all supported attributesprint(anime.recommend())#returns a list of anime recommendationsAnime Lyricslyrics=Anilyrics("Ashiato")print(lyrics.romaji())LinksDocumentationGitHubMyAnimeListAnimesonglyricsKaomojiDiscord
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animecli
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animeclianimecli is a tool to retrieve all information about your favourite anime in the comfort of your terminal, using thejikan.moe API.Installation from PyPIpip install animecliorpip3 install animecliUsageAfter installing the package from PyPi, use the --search argument to search for a particular show.animecli--searchanimename
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anime-cli
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Anime-cliA CLI for streaming, downloading anime shows.
The shows data is indexed throughGogoAnime.Please installmpv video-playerfor better experience and no ads.Version 0.3.1+ works on android/Smart TV's seeusage instructionsbelowhttps://user-images.githubusercontent.com/81347541/137595104-0c0418e9-71b8-4c45-b507-78892cca961c.mp4UsageIt's recommended to stream episodes using a video player (no ads)
Almost all video players all supported which can stream a m3u8 url. To achive this a proxy server is used.You can install anime-cli from pip usingpip install anime-cliThen run usingpython -m anime_clior simplyanime-cliIf you want to help developanime-cli. It is recommended that you clone the repo using and then install the dependenciesgit clone https://github.com/chirag-droid/anime-cli.git
poetry installand then to run,poetry run anime-cliUsage AndroidDownloadTermuxfrom FdroidDownloadmpv-playerfrom playstoreIn termux install python usingpkg install pythonFollow the same steps as above for downloadinganime-cliWhen asked to enter the video-player change it toxdg-openwhich will automatically openmpv-player.MotivationI recently found out aboutani-cli, but it was not cross-platform because it was written in shell, so I decided to recreate that same thing in Python, hoping to make it cross-platform and possibly also have pretty UI.TODOStream on browserMake streaming on browsers ad freeStream to video player like MPVAbility to download the shows as mp4Support for multiple mirrors
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anime-crc
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anime-crcValidate and create CRC checksums for files (ex. anime video [ABCD01234].mkv)Toinstall anime-crc, run this command in your terminal:$sudopipinstallanime-crcThis is the preferred method to install anime-crc, as it will always install the most recent stable release.UsageShow anime-crc help running:$ anime-crc -hThe output with the current release is:usage: anime-crc [-h] [-a [<file> [<file> ...]]] [--delete [<file> [<file> ...]]] [-r] [--debug] [--warning] [--no-warn-missing-xattr-ext] [--warn-no-crc] [-n] [--read-from <stores>] [--write-to <stores>] [<file> [<file> ...]]
CRC32 generator and checker.
positional arguments:
<file> Check CRC32 of files. (default: None)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a [<file> [<file> ...]], --addcrc32 [<file> [<file> ...]]
Generate CRC32 for files and rename them. (default: None)
--delete [<file> [<file> ...]]
Delete CRC32 tags in the specified files. (default: None)
-r, --recursive Explore directories recursively. (default: False)
--debug Set log level to debugging messages. (default: 20)
--warning Set log level to warnings (hides successful files). (default: 20)
--no-warn-missing-xattr-ext
Don't warn of missing python3-xattr optional dependency. (default: False)
--warn-no-crc Show a warning if no CRC tags are found in a file. (default: False)
-n, --no-progress Disable progress reporting, even if connected to a tty. (default: False)
--read-from <stores> A comma-separated list of tag stores used for checking integrity. First successful read is used. (default: filename)
--write-to <stores> A comma-separated list of tag stores used for writing CRC tags. Tags are written in every tag store specified. (default: filename)FeaturesCheck CRCof files. The checksum can be in the filename (ex.[ABCD01234]), in a separate file or in the
file metadatas (xattr).Set CRCof files. The CRC can be written to the name, to a separate file or to file metadatas.Delete CRCof file names.
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animedata
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AnimeDataPresentationAnimeData is a python-based project developed by swarthur.The project's goal is to offer an open-source and easy way to get data about its favourite animes and series.AnimeData is composed of 2 main files :animedata.py: Python module essential to exploit and modify the JSON database.animedata_source.json: JSON file : series database.Data availableSome data about an anime may be missing, especially if the anime has been added a long time ago. However, each anime should be compatible with the latest version of AnimeData.How to use this libraryIn order to make this project useful for everyone, anybody can use the provided tool to get, add or modify its animes or series,from a compatible manager.Currently, only AnimeTime is compatible with showdata.How does the tool works ?The tool's input needs to be an dictionnary, specially formatted, with special keys provided in a dictionnary in the module.Example of formatted python dictionnary :json_dict={"anime_name":{"seasons_episodes":{"episode_number":{"episode_name":"episode_name","episode_duration":00,"episode_release_date":[MM,DD,YYYY]}...}# Others episodes}...}# Others seriesDoes another JSON file is compatible ?AnimeData uses metadata, and corruped metadata stops the tool from loading the data.The AnimeData loading-friendly files are :animedata_source.json : source file of the databaseanimedata_local.json : custom file, similar to the source file but containing custom data from an series manager.The AnimeData saving-friendly files is:animedata_local.json : custom file used to save anime's custom data from a compatible anime manager.
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animedev
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No description available on PyPI.
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animediffusion
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AnimeDiffusion: A Pytorch Library for Anime Image Generation🛠️ Installationgitclonehttps://github.com/kadirnar/AnimeUpscalercdAnimeUpscaler
pipinstall-rrequirements.txt🎙️ Usage🏆 Contributingpipinstall-rrequirements.txt
pre-commitinstall
pre-commitrun--all-files📜 LicenseThis project is licensed under the terms of the Apache License 2.0.🤗 AcknowledgmentsThis project is based on theHuggingFace Diffuserslibrary.
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animedl
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No description available on PyPI.
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anime-dl
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anime-dlA simple command line tool written in python to download anime.Installationpipinstallanime-dlUsageusage: anime-dl [-h] [-v] -s KEYWORD
A simple command-line tool to download anime.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version display the version and exit
-s KEYWORD, --search KEYWORD search for an animeLicenseDistributed under the MIT License. SeeLICENSEfor more information.
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anime-downloader
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A simple yet powerful tool for downloading anime.Anime DownloaderEver dreamt about watching anime for free effortlessly without all those unbearable ads? Ever dreamt of downloading your favourite anime for that long trip?Yeah. Me too! That's why this tool exists.FeaturesDownload or stream any episode or episode range of any anime.Have a locally stored anime list to track your progress and stream anime using the watch command.Import your MAL anime list to the local anime list.Specify the quality you want to stream or download.Search and download.Save yourselves from those malicious ads.Download using external downloader (aria2recommended).Configurable usingconfig.json. Seedocumentation.Supported Operating Systems:WindowsMac OSLinuxAndroidiOS (requires Jailbreak and some tinkering)Instructions for Mobile Operating Systems can be found in theInstallation Documentation PageSupported SitesDetails about the sites can be found inFAQ4Anime - requires jsbeautifierAnimeBingeAnimedaisukiAnimeflixAnimeflvAnimefreakAnimeKisaAnimeOnline360animeoutAnimerushAnimesimpleAnimevibeAnimeTakeAniTubeAnimixplayAnistreamDarkanimeDbanimesEraiRawsEgyAnime - usually m3u8 (good for streaming, not so much for downloading)GenoAnimeGurminderBoparai (AnimeChameleon)itsaturdayJustdubsKissanimefreeKissanimeXNyaa.siPutLockersRyuAnimeShiro.isSubsPleasetwist.moe - requires Node.jstenshi.moeVidstreamVoiranimeVostfreeSites that require SeleniumDO NOTandWILL NOTwork on mobile operating systemsTwist.moeDOES NOTwork andWILL NOTwork on iOS, a specific Python module that is required for twist.moe is not supported on iOS and cannot be installed.InstallationInstallation instructions*If you have trouble installing, see extended installation instructionshereor join thediscord serverfor help.Note:For Cloudflare scraping eithercfscrapeorseleniumis used.Cfscrapedepends onnode-jsandseleniumutilizes an automated invisible instance of a browser (chrome/firefox). So, if you want to use Cloudflare enabled sites, make sure you havenode-jsand awebdriverinstalled.You might have to use pip3 depending on your systemTo install this project with gui and all its dependencies, add#egg=anime-downloader[gui]to the pip command you are using to install it. Example:pip install --force-reinstall -U git+https://github.com/anime-dl/anime-downloader#egg=anime_downloader[gui]To install this project with selescrape (if you are using GUI, ignore this line), do the same as above - but with#egg=anime-downloader[selescrape]To install this project with jsbeautifier runpip install --force-reinstall -U git+https://github.com/anime-dl/anime-downloader#egg=anime-downloader[unpacker]UsageSeedocs.Anime Downloader has six (6) sub-commands,dl,watch,gui,config,ezdlandtest.dl:dlcan download anime.ezdl: Uses metadata agents to unify providers and also auto select a result if the search argument is close to the anime title.watch:watchcan manage your anime watch list. Needsmpv.config: can manage the configuration for anime dl.test: Tests all the providers, not the most reliable command as the results may be faulty.gui: opens a PyQT gui that allows for non commandline downloading and streaming.To useanime_downloaderin your package:This tool can be used as a library. This means you can import it into your own applications and search for anime and do many other wonderful things.
Seedocumentation.Development Instructions:Seedevelopment instructions.Related Projectsadl- a command-line tool for watching anime that makes use of anime-downloader.Cloudstream- mobile gui for pirating anime and movies.Please bear in mind the production of this repo is for educational/research purposes only with regards to webscraping for videos, we take no responsibility for people who decide to actually use this repository.
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anime-enforce
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What it isanime-enforceis a small package that providesunofficialAPI for the animeforce.org Italian anime website. It is part of a bigger project and the reasons behind it are various. At the moment, it is only tested it with Python3.5+.FeaturesGet full anime list.Retrieve info and episodes from anime page.Retrieve download link for a self-hosted episode.More to come soon.Quick startInstallationanime-enforcecan be installed using pip:$pipinstall-Uanime-enforceIf you want to run the latest version of the code, you can install from Github:$pipinstall-Ugit+git://github.com/Kyraminol/anime-enforce.gitUsageWarning:as this project is in early stage, APIcanchange quite often. I’ll try to make sure this section stays update, so please check here when updating. Simple iteration through anime list, getting info and episodes:fromanime_enforceimportEnforcer# API Wrapperenforcer=Enforcer()anime_list=enforcer.anime_list()# Returns a list of Anime object, supports force_update=True argumentforanimeinanime_list:print(anime.name,anime.link)print(anime.image_link())print(anime.info())# Both .image_link() and .info() support force_update=True argumentepisode_list=anime.episode_list()# Returns a list of Episode object, supports force_update=True argumentforepisodeinepisode_list:print(episode.name,episode.link)episode_download_link=episode.download_link()# Supports force_update=True argumentprint("Download/Stream:",episode_download_link)IssuesGiven the early stage of the project, issues are not uncommon. Please check out the issue page for a matching issue, or open a new one.You can reach me with the Contact section below, I’ll try to help whenever I can.ContactTelegram:https://t.me/Kyraminol(@Kyraminol)Creditsanime-enforceis written and maintained byKyraminolI do not own animeforce.org, nor any anime or subs there.Many thanks to the maintainers of these awesome projects:RequestsBeautifulSoup4And thanks to:All anime subs teams, without them this wouldn’t exist.Everyone who will contribute!LicenseTODO:Write LICENSE file.
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anime-episode-parser
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anime-episode-parsertry parse episode info from titlepoetryaddanime_episode_parserfromanime_episode_parserimportparse_episodetitle='[YMDR][哥布林殺手][Goblin Slayer][2018][05][1080p][AVC][JAP][BIG5][MP4-AAC][繁中]'assert(5,1)==parse_episode(title)# 5 for episode start# 1 for episodes counttitle='[从零开始的异世界生活 第二季_Re Zero S2][34-35][繁体][720P][MP4]'assert(34,2)==parse_episode(title)# 34 for episode start# 2 for episodes counttitle="something can't parse"assert(None,None)==parse_episode(title)
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animeface
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python-animefacepython-animeface is a Python wrapper of AnimeFace, a library to detect
anime character faces in images.See alsothe official website of AnimeFace(in Japanese language).InstallationYou can install this module with PIP.pip install animefaceIn case a Python binary package (wheel) is not available for your environment,
you need to install libnvxs (the original AnimeFace library) before installing
python-animeface. The source code of libnvxs is included in this repository.cd third_party/nvxs-1.0.2
./configure
make
sudo make installUsage>>> import animeface
>>> import PIL.Image
>>> im = PIL.Image.open('/path/to/image.jpg')
>>> faces = animeface.detect(im)
>>> faces
[<animeface.Face likelihood=1.000000 face=<pos=(295, 90; 182, 182)> skin=<color=(253, 226, 212)> hair=<color=(199, 194, 196)> left_eye=<pos=(408, 134; 34, 42), color=(92, 42, 49)> right_eye=<pos=(316, 137; 55, 48), color=(79, 33, 39)> mouth=<pos=(372, 202; 32, 23)> nose=<pos=(397, 186)> chin=<pos=(377, 242)>>]
>>> fp = faces[0].face.pos
>>> print(fp.x, fp.y, fp.width, fp.height)
295 90 182 182Seeanimeface/__init__.pyfor the API definitions.Licensepython-animeface is licenced underApache License.The original AnimeFace library is licenced under NYSL.
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anime-face-detector
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Anime Face DetectorThis is an anime face detector usingmmdetectionandmmpose.(To avoid copyright issues, the above demo uses images generated by theTADNEmodel.)The model detects near-frontal anime faces and predicts 28 landmark points.The result of k-means clustering of landmarks detected in real images:The mean images of real images belonging to each cluster:Installationpipinstallopenmim
miminstallmmcv-full
miminstallmmdet
miminstallmmpose
pipinstallanime-face-detectorThis package is tested only on Ubuntu.Usageimportcv2fromanime_face_detectorimportcreate_detectordetector=create_detector('yolov3')image=cv2.imread('assets/input.jpg')preds=detector(image)print(preds[0]){'bbox': array([2.2450244e+03, 1.5940223e+03, 2.4116030e+03, 1.7458063e+03,
9.9987185e-01], dtype=float32),
'keypoints': array([[2.2593938e+03, 1.6680436e+03, 9.3236601e-01],
[2.2825300e+03, 1.7051841e+03, 8.7208068e-01],
[2.3412151e+03, 1.7281011e+03, 1.0052248e+00],
[2.3941377e+03, 1.6825046e+03, 5.9705663e-01],
[2.4039426e+03, 1.6541921e+03, 8.7139702e-01],
[2.2625220e+03, 1.6330233e+03, 9.7608268e-01],
[2.2804077e+03, 1.6408495e+03, 1.0021354e+00],
[2.2969380e+03, 1.6494972e+03, 9.7812974e-01],
[2.3357908e+03, 1.6453258e+03, 9.8418534e-01],
[2.3475276e+03, 1.6355408e+03, 9.5060223e-01],
[2.3612463e+03, 1.6262626e+03, 9.0553057e-01],
[2.2682278e+03, 1.6631940e+03, 9.5465249e-01],
[2.2814783e+03, 1.6616484e+03, 9.0782022e-01],
[2.2987590e+03, 1.6692812e+03, 9.0256405e-01],
[2.2833625e+03, 1.6879142e+03, 8.0303693e-01],
[2.2934949e+03, 1.6909009e+03, 8.9718056e-01],
[2.3021218e+03, 1.6863715e+03, 9.3882143e-01],
[2.3471826e+03, 1.6636573e+03, 9.5727938e-01],
[2.3677822e+03, 1.6540554e+03, 9.4890594e-01],
[2.3889211e+03, 1.6611255e+03, 9.5125675e-01],
[2.3575544e+03, 1.6800433e+03, 8.5919142e-01],
[2.3688926e+03, 1.6800665e+03, 8.3275074e-01],
[2.3804905e+03, 1.6761322e+03, 8.4160626e-01],
[2.3165366e+03, 1.6947096e+03, 9.1840971e-01],
[2.3282458e+03, 1.7104808e+03, 8.8045174e-01],
[2.3380054e+03, 1.7114034e+03, 8.8357794e-01],
[2.3485500e+03, 1.7080273e+03, 8.6284375e-01],
[2.3378748e+03, 1.7118135e+03, 9.7880816e-01]], dtype=float32)}Pretrained modelsHereare the pretrained models.
(They will be automatically downloaded when you use them.)Demo (usingGradio)Run locallypipinstallgradio
gitclonehttps://github.com/hysts/anime-face-detectorcdanime-face-detector
pythondemo_gradio.pyCitationIf you find this repo useful for your research, please consider citing it:@misc{anime-face-detector,author={hysts},title={Anime Face Detector},year={2021},howpublished={\url{https://github.com/hysts/anime-face-detector}}}LinksGeneralhttps://github.com/open-mmlab/mmdetectionhttps://github.com/open-mmlab/mmposeAnime face detectionhttps://github.com/zymk9/yolov5_animehttps://github.com/qhgz2013/anime-face-detectorhttps://github.com/cheese-roll/light-anime-face-detectorhttps://github.com/nagadomi/lbpcascade_animefaceAnime face landmark detectionhttps://github.com/kanosawa/anime_face_landmark_detectionOthershttps://www.gwern.net/Faceshttps://thisanimedoesnotexist.ai
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animefandom-Matt711
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No description available on PyPI.
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animeflv
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AnimeFLV APIAnimeFLV is a python custom API foranimeflv.neta Spanish anime content website.InstallationFor install with pip:$pipinstallanimeflvInstall from source:$gitclonehttps://github.com/jorgeajimenezl/animeflv-api.git
$cdanimeflv
$gitinstall-rrequirements.txt
$pipinstall.API DocumentationRead this|Watch videosCreate animeflv api instance:>>>fromanimeflvimportAnimeFLV>>>withAnimeFLV()asapi:>>># Do anything with api object>>>...FeaturesGet download links by episodesSearchGet Video ServersGet Anime InfoGet new releases (animes and episodes)LicenseMITAuthorsJorge Alejandro Jimenez LunaJimmy Angel Pérez Díaz
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animeflvV2
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AnimeFLV APIAnimeFLV is a python custom API foranimeflv.neta Spanish anime content website.InstallationFor install with pip:$pipinstallanimeflvV2API DocumentationCreate animeflv api instance:>>>fromanimeflvimportAnimeFLV>>>withAnimeFLV()asapi:>>># Do anything with api object>>>...FeaturesGet download links by episodesSearchGet Video ServersGet Anime InfoGet new releases (animes and episodes)LicenseMITAuthorsJulian Morera
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anime-gen
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How to useIn version 1.0.2 of anime_gen there are only two use cases:Generate Wallpaper:import anime_gen
print(anime_gen.wallpaper())Output:https://images8.alphacoders.com/872/872837.jpgGenerate Wallpaper with discord webhook:import anime_gen
anime_gen.imageWebhook("Your discord webhook here")Output in discord:
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animegifs
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animegifs.py<a href="https://pypi.org/project/animegifs/">
<img src="https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/animegifs?logo=PyPI&style=for-the-badge" alt="PyPi Downloads"/></a>
<a href="https://discord.gg/TKZJ4GJj2z">
<img src="https://img.shields.io/discord/856005478789677096?logo=Discord&style=for-the-badge" alt="Discord Server"/></a>
<a href="https://pypi.org/project/animegifs/">
<img alt="GitHub release (latest by date)" src="https://img.shields.io/github/v/release/MarcoSa-2000/animegifs?style=for-the-badge"></a>
<img alt="PyPI - Python Version" src="https://img.shields.io/pypi/pyversions/animegifs?logo=Python&logoColor=%23FFFF00&style=for-the-badge">
<img alt="GitHub watchers" src="https://img.shields.io/github/watchers/MarcoSa-2000/animegifs?style=social">Get random anime gifs by category. Use Python (intended (for now) for Discord).WIP - updated in time to time. Versions below v0.5.3 aren't expected to work flawlessly or at all. Version below v0.7 will not have the gifs library updated anymore.For troubleshoots, known errors and categories list, check below.pip install animegifsHOW TO USE#v0.5.3>fromanimegifsimportanimegifsgifs=animegifs.Animegifs()gif=gifs.get_gif(category)#return the url of the gif.#v0.6>fromanimegifsimportanimegifsgifs=animegifs.Animegifs()gif=gifs.get_gif(category)#gifs.get_gif('hug') and return the url of the gif.mal=gifs.get_mal(gif)#get url of the gif's anime myanimelist page.title=gifs.get_animetitle(gif)#get the title of the gif's anime.malid=gifs.get_malId(gif)#get the ID of the gif's anime myanimelist page.#v0.6>fromanimegifsimportanimegifsgifs=animegifs.Animegifs()user_input=input()#let user send any input and search if that input matches a category.#if user_input == "nom": #nom as category doesn't exist, but is similar to bite (as example)# user_input = "bite"try:gif=gifs.get_gif(user_input)#return the url of the gif if the category exists.exceptanimegifs.errors.CategoryError:print("not a valid gif category.")Category list:AAttackBBite, Bloodsuck, Blush, Bonk, BrofistCCry, CuddleDDance, DisgustEExplodingFFacedesk, Facepalm, Flick, FlirtHHandhold, Happy, Harass, Highfive, HugIIcecream, InsultKKill, KissLLick, LoveMMarryNNod, Nosebleed, NuzzlePPat, Peck, Poke, Popcorn, Pout, Punch, PunishRRunSSad, Scared, Shoot, Shrug, Sip, Slap, Smirk, Sorry, Spank, StareTTease, Threat, Tickle, TiredWWaveYYawnSpecial Category ListRandom, Steal-magicLive APIYou can test out the API (and lib functionality) on my bot's website here:https://enkidu-app.github.io/animegifsSubmit a GIFIf you also want to contribute to the gifs collection, you can submit a gif at:https://forms.gle/wxWmRuy5VCdDCZWp8Troubleshooting and otherThe first call (only!) in the session is expected to have a slower reaction time (5-15s) because of the authentication process.If you encounter an error, please raise an issue on the issue page:https://github.com/MarcoSa-2000/animegifs/issues.Alternatively, you can join my Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/TKZJ4GJj2z) to request new categories, functions, provide feedback, or report any errors.I do also have a multi-function Discord bot. Feel free to check out the web dashboard here:https://enkidu-app.github.io.CopyrightThis repository doesn't include any copyrighted material.If you happen to come across any copyrighted content within this repository (but hosted elsewhere) that you own or represent, email me [email protected] provide specific details about the copyrighted material and where it can be found.Once I confirm your claim, I'll take immediate action to remove the identified material.
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animeHours
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AnimeHoursFinderFind the amount of hours you took to watch the anime you love.Usesunoffical mal api by Daren Liangto get the data fromMyAnimeList.Installpip install animeHours==0.1.1UsageTo import the package do thisfrom animeHours import animeHours as ahTo search with an XML file exported from MyAnimeList create aFinderclass with thefilearg pointing to the filefile = "anime-list.xml"
finder = ah.Finder(file=file)
hours = brain.find("open")
print("You've watched {} hours of anime\n".format(hours)To search with a string of anime titles, create aFinderclass with theanimelistarg pointing to the stringanimeList = "Dr Stone, My Hero Academia Season 1"
brain = ah.Finder(animelist=animeList)
hours = brain.find()
print("You've watched {} hours of anime\n".format(hours))
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anime-identify
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AnimeOrNot分辨动漫图像和真实图像。pip install anime-identify
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anime-images-api
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import anime_images_apianime = anime_images_api.Anime_Images()anime.help()sfw = anime.get_sfw(‘hug’)nsfw = anime.get_nsfw(‘hentai’)print(f’sfw image url: {sfw}’)print(f’nsfw image url: {nsfw}’)
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anime-images-Sapi
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Failed to fetch description. HTTP Status Code: 404
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animeit
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Libreria per accedere facilmente ai dati di vari siti streaming di anime sub ita
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anime-king-r
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Anime King RA simple anime bot for downloading your favorite animes.RequirementsTo run this bot on your system, you need the following:Python v3 interpreterPipChrome browserInstalling the botTo install the bot to your system run this command:pip install anime-king-rRunnning the botAfter installing the bot, you can now download animes using this command:$ akr-download "jujutsu kaisen"Bugs/RequestIf you encounter any problems or you want to request a new feature feel free to open an issue. If you want to make an improvement, fix, or any contribution, feel free to make a pull request.Found this project useful?If you found this project useful or you like what you see, then please consider giving it a ⭐ on Github and sharing it with your friends on social media.
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anime-list-apis
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Anime List APIsmasterdevelopYour one-stop shop for all things anime list APIs!This project offers a unified interface for various anime list services.Currently, the following anime list services are implemented:AnilistFurther InformationChangelogLicense (GPLv3)GitlabGithubProgstatsPyPi
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animelyric
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DescriptionAnimelyrics is a python library for retrieving lyrics for anime songs
from animelyrics dot com.Table of ContentsRequirementsInstallationUsageExamplesContactRequirementsurllib.requestbs4requestsgoogleurllib.parseInstallUsing pippip install animelyricor clone and install:git clone https://github.com/emily-yu/animelyrics.git
cd animelyric
python setup.pyUsagefrom animelyrics import AnimeLyrics
al = AnimeLyrics('[keyword-to-search]')FunctionParameterinitkeyword-to-searchlyricslang (en: English, jp: Japanese)
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animelyrics
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animelyricsPython API to retrieve song lyrics fromanimelyrics.FeaturesSearch for lyrics fromanimelyricswebsiteJapanese (romaji) and english translated text supportShow title on top of lyricsPrerequistiesPython >=3.0.0InstallpipinstallanimelyricsSimple! 🎉Usageimportanimelyricsprint(animelyrics.search_lyrics("renai circulation"))Multi-language searchThe language of the lyrics can be specified using thelangargument during the function call:importanimelyricsprint(animelyrics.search_lyrics("god knows",lang="en"))Currently the API only supports the following inputsjp- romaji texten- translated english textSong TitlesTo add the song title and the anime where it came from to the lyrics, use theshow_titleargumentimportanimelyricsprint(animelyrics.search_lyrics("snow halation",show_title=True))ExceptionsThe API contains the following exception that will be raised in different scenariosInvalidLanguageMissingTranslatedLyricsNoLyricsFoundThe following example shows how to cover all exceptions while searching for lyrics:importanimelyricstry:lyrics=animelyrics.search_lyrics("song lyrics")exceptanimelyrics.MissingTranslatedLyrics:# case when english language is used but no translation is foundexceptanimelyrics.NoLyricsFound:# case when no lyrics are foundTestpythonsetup.pytestAuthor🕺 Melvin YeoGitHub:@colorfusion🤝 ContributingContributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!"Check out theissues pageSupportPlease ⭐ this repository if it is helpful to you!LicenseCopyright © 2019 Melvin Yeo.This project isMITlicensed.
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animemon
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A Python Application that displays all the information about all your
anime in the command line. An anime ripoff of
[@iCHAIT](https://github.com/iCHAIT)’s
`moviemon <https://github.com/iCHAIT/moviemon>`__InstallationUsing pip$pipinstallanimemonGet the latest build from the Source$gitclonehttps://github.com/nims11/animemon$cdanimemon$pythonsetup.pyinstallDependenciesguessitterminaltablesdocopttqdmcoloramaUsage:animemon[--auth=user:pass]PATHanimemon[-m|-n|-g|-y|-r|-M|-N]animemon-h|--helpanimemon--versionExamples:Display basic info about all your anime$animemonDisplay all movies sorted according to their MyAnimeList ratings$animemon-mIndex your anime collection with MAL Ratings$animemon~/anime--auth=viceversa:password123Options:-h,--helpShowthisscreen.--versionShowversion.PATHPathtoanimedir.toindex/reindexallanime.--auth=user:passYourMyAnimeListusername(eg.--auth=coolguy123:password12)-m,--malSortacc.toMyAnimeListrating.(dec)-n,--hummingSortacc.toHummingbirdrating.(dec)-g,--genreShowanimenamewithitsgenre.-y,--yearShowanimenamewithitsreleasedate.-r,--runtimeShowanimenamewithitsruntime.-M,--mal-revSortacc.toMyAnimeListrating.(inc)-N,--humming-revSortacc.toHummingbirdrating.(inc)
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