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A thin python wrapper library for Wireless Sensor Tags (http://wirelesstag.net) platform.
A python thin wrapper for ArrayFire library
Python library that bundles libsodium and provides wrappers for its Ristretto group functions.
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Python wrapper for the MailCheck.ai API
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A new Python wrapper for the Cuba library
A lightweight convenience wrapper around Google APIs (Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Tasks, Forms, Gmail). It centralizes OAuth and exposes a single class with handy, task-focused methods so you can script common workflows in a few lines.
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Python wrapper for the loading.se API
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