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• Feb 13, 2021

  trello-cli

  Command line client for Trello

  • Run npm install in the same directory as package.json to install dependencies
  • Run ./bin/trello to generate basic config in your home directory.
  • Get an API key and put it in ~/.trello-cli/config.json
  • Run ./bin/trello refresh to refresh the list of Trello boards and lists.
  • Run ./bin/trello + follow the instructions

  If you get stuck, you can always run ./bin/trello --help or ./bin/trello command --help

  Tags: #javascript • trello • cli

• Feb 13, 2021

  PaintingLight

  Generating Digital Painting Lighting Effects via RGB-space Geometry (SIGGRAPH2020/TOG2020)

  PaintingLight is a project conducted by the Style2Paints team, aimed at finding a method to manipulate the illumination in digital paintings. The project started at about 2019 January, and the core algorithm is accepted by ACM Transitions on Graphics at 2020.

  Because digital painting illumination data is not easy to obtain, this algorithm does not use deep learning. The core idea is to make use of color geometry to build up a perceptually workable relighting system. Such relighting may not be physically accurate, but are good enough for artistic use cases.

  Note that the project is still in its technical researching stage. If you are a digital painting artist and you accidentally find this page, you may have to wait for our ongoing PhotoShop plug-in for practical usage.

  Tags: #python

• Feb 12, 2021

  py-mysql-elasticsearch-sync

  MySQL to Elasticsearch sync tool, written in Python.

  Simple and fast MySQL to Elasticsearch sync tool, written in Python.

  中文文档

  Tags: #python

• Feb 12, 2021

  php-bignumbers

  A robust library to handle immutable big numbers inside PHP applications

  You can install this library using Composer.

  To install it via Composer, just write in the require block of your composer.json file the following text:

  {
      "require": {
          "litipk/php-bignumbers": "^0.8"
      }
  }
  

  Tags: #php

• Feb 12, 2021

  jsweet

  A Java to JavaScript transpiler.

  JSweet leverages TypeScript to write rich and responsive Web applications in Java through the use of JavaScript libraries and frameworks. With JSweet, Java programs are transpiled (source-to-source compiled) to TypeScript and JavaScript for being run in browsers, mobile Web views, or in Node.js.

  • JSweet is safe and reliable. It provides web applications with type-checking and generates fully type-checked JavaScript programs. It stands on Oracle’s Java Compiler (javac) and on Microsoft’s TypeScript (tsc).
  • JSweet allows you to use your favorite JS library (JSweet+Angular2, JSweet+threejs, IONIC/Cordova, …).
  • JSweet enables code sharing between server-side Java and client-side JavaScript. JSweet provides implementations for the core Java libraries for code sharing and legacy Java migration purpose.
  • JSweet is fast, lightweight and fully JavaScript-interoperable. The generated code is regular JavaScript code, which implies no overhead compared to JavaScript, and can directly interoperate with existing JavaScript programs and libraries.

  How does it work? JSweet depends on well-typed descriptions of JavaScript APIs, so-called “candies”, most of them being automatically generated from TypeScript definition files. These API descriptions in Java can be seen as headers (similarly to *.h header files in C) to bridge JavaSript libraries from Java. There are several sources of candies for existing libraries and you can easily build a candy for any library out there (see more details).

  With JSweet, you take advantage of all the Java tooling (IDE’s, Maven, …) to program real JavaScript applications using the latest JavaScript libraries.

  Tags: #java • jsweet • javascript-transpiler

• Feb 11, 2021

  belongs-to-through

  Laravel Eloquent BelongsToThrough relationships

  This inverse version of HasManyThrough allows BelongsToThrough relationships with unlimited intermediate models.

  Supports Laravel 5.0+.

  Tags: #php

• Feb 11, 2021

  sketchup-stl

  A SketchUp Ruby Extension that adds STL (STereoLithography) file format import and export.

  A SketchUp Ruby Extension that adds STL (STereoLithography) file format import and export.

  3D printing is awesome, and the STL format has emerged as a standard way to share printable 3D models. To support this community, SketchUp has gathered a couple of Ruby plugins and packaged them into a single Extension. Stay tuned! This is our first foray into Open Source, an experiment we hope to repeat.

  Tags: #ruby • sketchup • extension

• Feb 11, 2021

  artipie

  Binary Artifact Management Tool

  • Storage configuration
  • Repository permissions
  • Multitenancy
  • Metrics
  • Artipie REST API

  Tags: #java • artifact-management • artifact-repository-manager

• Feb 10, 2021

  storytime

  Storytime is a Rails 4+ CMS and blogging engine, with a core focus on content. It is built and maintained by @cultivatelabs

  • Simple integration with Rails 4+ apps - Quickly get set up using a guided, automated, or manual setup experience, whatever suits your fancy.
  • Quick access dashboard - Access Storytime’s dashboard from anywhere on your site with our quick access menu.
  • Multi-site support - Manage multiple sites with one Storytime deployment.
  • Inline text snippet editing - Create and edit snippets of content that can be re-used throughout your Storytime site.
  • Admin of other Rails models - Manage your models from the Storytime dashboard.
  • Custom Post Types - Add custom post types to alter functionality or appearance of posts.
  • Email list building - Collect and manage emails using a simple view helper.
  • New post notifications - Send notifications to your site’s subscribers whenever you publish a post.
  • Built-in search - Easily search through Storytime’s posts using built-in search adapters or request parameters.

  Tags: #ruby

• Feb 10, 2021

  BiSeNet

  Add bisenetv2. My implementation of BiSeNet

  My implementation of BiSeNetV1 and BiSeNetV2.

  The mIOU evaluation result of the models trained and evaluated on cityscapes train/val set is: | none | ss | ssc | msf | mscf | fps(fp16/fp32) | link | |——|:–:|:—:|:—:|:—-:|:—:|:—-:| | bisenetv1 | 75.55 | 76.90 | 77.40 | 78.91 | 60/19 | download | | bisenetv2 | 74.12 | 74.18 | 75.89 | 75.87 | 50/16 | download |

  Where ss means single scale evaluation, ssc means single scale crop evaluation, msf means multi-scale evaluation with flip augment, and mscf means multi-scale crop evaluation with flip evaluation. The eval scales of multi-scales evaluation are [0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, 1.75], and the crop size of crop evaluation is [1024, 1024].

  The fps is tested in different way from the paper. For more information, please see here.

  Note that the model has a big variance, which means that the results of training for many times would vary within a relatively big margin. For example, if you train bisenetv2 for many times, you will observe that the result of ss evaluation of bisenetv2 varies between 72.1-74.4.

  Tags: #python • bisenet • cityscapes

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