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This is simply a dump of the various pyproject.toml entries that I commonly use.

Libraries Referenced

Static Checking: MyPy

Code Complexity: Wily

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These can be used as pre-commit tests or as part of a broader testing strategy.

While I consider these examples to be sane, there are a plethora of additional options available. I'm still using the pytest library. But this should still work when using the unittest module now part of the standard library.

I've also kept these reasonably quiet and only checking for the most egregious problems.

The assumption is that we're using Poetry as a builder.

Additionally, the output from these tests will be saved as a JUnit XML file for future parsing.

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I wanted to be able to call a simple script from the console or Neovim that would supply an executable and an arbitrary number of files.

Using inotify, each file is monitored for changes; calling the executable when one is detected. The executable is implicitly watched.

This is a very quick and dirty solution. It uses eval and doesn't perform any sanity checking. Nor does it check to see if watches are already in place. Use at your own risk.

In my own setup, I have a '~/.local/scripts/' directory which is on my $PATH. I have the script here named 'monitor'

Usage: $> monitor ./something_neat.py ./some_config.yaml ./pyproject.toml /var/tmp/something.png

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pprintex        Pretty print but for objects
objexplore      What is says on the tin
tracers         Trace when class attributes change
pdb++ (pdbpp)   Yet another pdb replacement
bracelogger     Brace style string formatting in logs

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version: '3.7'
services:
  sonarr:
    container_name: sonarr
    image: linuxserver/sonarr:3.0.6.1265-ls121
    restart: "no"
    ports:
        - "8989:8989"
    environment:
      - TZ=America/Denver

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tab-item.active {
  height: 39px !important;
  background-color: #444444;
}
tab-item.active .label-content {
  font-weight: bold;
  font-size: 14px;
}
tab-item.active tab-twisty,
tab-item.active .label-content,

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// Hopefully this will make some amount of sense.
// PCIE in the ATTiny85 headers simply expands to 5, but pretend for a moment
// that it is an unknown constant

GIMSK |= (PCIE << 6);   /* <-- Use this! It's confusing as hell, especially given that the OR operator
                               acts more like addition in that:

                             00100010 |   [34]
                             10000010    [130]
                             ________

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"""
This is useful for applications such as Google's Colab which
have simple methods of connecting to each user's invdivdiual
cloud storage, but the speed and latency are terrible.

With this, you can use a much snappier service such as Wasabi
to host large files for machine learning consumption

Regular users: `pip install --user s3fs`
Virtualenv users: `pip install s3fs`

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# A fully working dev example
# This assumes that: 
# A (in my case Vue) JS dev server is listening on port :8080 and is in charge of all look and feel loveliness 
# it also assumes that a Django dev server is running on port :8000 and has the sole purpose of being an API server

# The websockets stanza can be omitted if it isn't applicable

# Any documents in /static will be served...well statically

# `manage.py collectstatic` *should* copy the Django static files here so long as: