*You can use Tex to produce colors, but the real objective of it is to write math so it is more of a workaround that works good enought.
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and on the actual markdown of README's on github or the markdown of issues, etc.
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and on the actual markdown of README's on github or the markdown of issues, etc.
Here are useful Python libraries and a brief description of each of the packages listed:
Package | Description |
---|---|
altgraph | a library for constructing graphs of objects, including directed and undirected graphs. |
async-timeout | a library for writing asynchronous code with timeouts. |
auto-py-to-exe | a tool for converting Python scripts into standalone executable files. |
beautifulsoup4 | a library for parsing and navigating HTML and XML documents. |
bs4 | a shorthand for the beautifulsoup4 package. |
bottle | a micro web framework for Python. |
Okay, now let's git down to it.
So, I prefer the initial creation of any
#!/bin/bash | |
# create/place in: /home/YOU/ or /usr/bin/ # ( sudo needed for latter ) # | |
# chmod +x speedtest-cli_jq_json.sh # | |
# sudo apt-get install -y jq speedtest-cli # | |
# ˇ jq explained simply @ link below ˇ # | |
# https://puu.sh/JslQO/c0d473928e.png # | |
# ˇ usage: ˇ # | |
# ./speedtest-cli_jq_json.sh # ( if in: /home/YOU/ ) # | |
# speedtest-cli_jq_json.sh # ( if placed in: /usr/bin/ ) # |