To install a python module, you can use pipy or github:
pip install <module_name> pip install git+https://github.com/sdpython/<module_name>/<module_name>.git
pyensae
Teachings material and helpers for students' projects. You can install the module
using the following link. You can also get the source through
github/pyensae or from
pipy/pyensae.
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pyquickhelper
Three functionalities: a logging function, a function to synchronize folders, another
one to help generating the documentation using sphinx. You can get the source through
github/pyquickhelper or from
pipy/pyquickhelper.
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ensae_teaching_cs
Content of my teachings, now generated with Sphinx.
It is a work in progress and in French. The setup contains some functions, examples
developed during the sessions.
github/ensae_teaching_cs
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ensae_projects
Cheat sheets, snippets of codes for specific projects.
github/ensae_projects
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actuariat_python
Teaching content. Examples from actuarial science (French).
github/actuariat_python
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code_beatrix
Coder pour les enfants petits et grands.
github/code_beatrix
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pyrsslocal
Local RSS reader/viewer in Python. You can get the source through
github/pyrsslocal or from
pipy/pyrsslocal.
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pymyinstall
Tiny module without dependencies to install several module in a batch from pipy, git, whl, and exe setup.
github/pymyinstall or from
pipy/pymyinstall.
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pymmails
My dad wanted to know if it was possible to store all his emails somewhere on his
laptop. I said yes but I had to do it.
github/pymmails or from
pipy/pymmails.
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pysqllike
The goal is to help implementing map/reduce job using Python.
Work in progress.
github/pysqllike or from
pipy/pysqllike.
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This file includes the sources for a template to easily start a Python module which includes unit testing, the automation of the generation of a documentation using Sphinx, the automation of the generation of a setup (exe, gz). To undertand how to tweak in order to build you own module, read the following instructions. I created a GitHub repository here: github/python3_module_template. |
xd_boost_python_module.zip.gz
This file includes the sources to build a C++ extension for Python.
It is based on boost
and it builds with
Visual Studio Expresion 2012 (C++). A few tweaks should make it
work on any Python distribution (paths, name of linked libraries) --
deprecated.