Michael Marx rezemika

## easycrypt.py
"""
Un petit script pour rendre plus intuitif le chiffrement et/ou
la signature d'un message avec GPG.

Dépendances :

$ pip3 install python-gnupg npyscreen humanfriendly
"""

# To package this into a standalone program, see "pyinstaller" (https://www.pyinstaller.org/): `pyinstaller easycrypt.py`.

## localized_names.py
"""This file contains localized names of weekdays and months and the first day of week's index in 714 locales.

Shape:
{
    str (locale's name): {
        "days": list[str*7],
        "months": list[str*12],
        "first_week_day": int
    },
    ...

## number.py
"""
    This script returns a string of a number in letters (**in french**) from a positive integer.

    $ python3 number.py 1254
    mille deux-cent cinquante-quatre

    It works for numbers from 0 to 999 999 999 999 (1 trillion minus 1).
"""

import sys

## pcs.json
{
    "2003": [
        {
            "children": [
                {
                    "children": [
                        {
                            "children": [
                                {
                                    "children": [],

## join_notificator.py
# To place in ~/.weechat/python/autoload/

import weechat
import pynotify

APP_NAME = "JoinNotificator"
AUTHOR = "rezemika"
__version__ = "0.1.0"

weechat.register(

## utils.py
"""
    This gist contains some useful things which are frequently used in Python or are boring to copy by hand.

    Index:
    - L11-L45 : ANSI characters to color and format outputs to Linux terminals.
    - L47-L100 : Weekdays and months names.

    Feel free to post any idea or suggestion!
"""

## citeabook.py
#  citeabook.py
#
#  Licence AGPLv3 by rezemika.
#

import sys
import requests
import datetime

# TODO : Check ISBN.

## weechat_converter.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3

"""
    Outputs to stdin a quote-like text from a Weechat screen.

    How to use this script?

    ./weechat_converter.py --help

    --aligned    Aligns all reply starts

## HorizontalHistograms.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""
    Table and HorizontalHistogram are two simple Python classes.

    The first make it easy to use a table, allowing, for example,
    to vertically align several string elements.

    The second allows to create an ASCII art horizontal histogram
	"""
	Un petit script pour rendre plus intuitif le chiffrement et/ou
	la signature d'un message avec GPG.

	Dépendances :

	$ pip3 install python-gnupg npyscreen humanfriendly
	"""

	# To package this into a standalone program, see "pyinstaller" (https://www.pyinstaller.org/): `pyinstaller easycrypt.py`.
	"""This file contains localized names of weekdays and months and the first day of week's index in 714 locales.

	Shape:
	{
	str (locale's name): {
	"days": list[str*7],
	"months": list[str*12],
	"first_week_day": int
	},
	...
	"""
	This script returns a string of a number in letters (in french) from a positive integer.

	$ python3 number.py 1254
	mille deux-cent cinquante-quatre

	It works for numbers from 0 to 999 999 999 999 (1 trillion minus 1).
	"""

	import sys
	{
	"2003": [
	{
	"children": [
	{
	"children": [
	{
	"children": [
	{
	"children": [],
	# To place in ~/.weechat/python/autoload/

	import weechat
	import pynotify

	APP_NAME = "JoinNotificator"
	AUTHOR = "rezemika"
	__version__ = "0.1.0"

	weechat.register(
	"""
	This gist contains some useful things which are frequently used in Python or are boring to copy by hand.

	Index:
	- L11-L45 : ANSI characters to color and format outputs to Linux terminals.
	- L47-L100 : Weekdays and months names.

	Feel free to post any idea or suggestion!
	"""
	# citeabook.py
	#
	# Licence AGPLv3 by rezemika.
	#

	import sys
	import requests
	import datetime

	# TODO : Check ISBN.
	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	"""
	Outputs to stdin a quote-like text from a Weechat screen.

	How to use this script?

	./weechat_converter.py --help

	--aligned Aligns all reply starts
	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	# -- coding: utf-8 --

	"""
	Table and HorizontalHistogram are two simple Python classes.

	The first make it easy to use a table, allowing, for example,
	to vertically align several string elements.

	The second allows to create an ASCII art horizontal histogram