What is pyvideotrans built with?

pyvideotrans is a Python repo built with anyio, pyside6, and AIOHTTP. It signs people in with cryptography, itsdangerous, oauthlib, and requests-oauthlib, uses AI through accelerate, azure-cognitiveservices-speech, bitsandbytes, datasets, diffusers, and 28 more, connects to Google, makes its content with ffmpeg-python, imageio, imageio-ffmpeg, jinja2, markdown, and 5 more, validates its data with annotated-types, marshmallow, and Pydantic, deploys with coloredlogs, tencentcloud-sdk-python, Alibaba Cloud, and psutil, and uses h5py, oss2, pyarrow, ElevenLabs, and Hugging Face. It has 73,829 written lines, with 57 test files.

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Frontend

Styles 2

  • fonttools
  • cycler

Interface 5

Backend

Data 3

Sign-in 4

AI 32

20 more

Services 4

Support

The base 3

Content 10

Validation 3

Deploy 4

  • Alibaba Cloud1 file
  • psutil1 file
  • coloredlogs
  • tencentcloud-sdk-python

Tools 24

  • antlr4-python3-runtime
  • click
  • ipython
  • jedi
  • Numba
  • parso
  • pygments
  • pyinstaller
  • pyinstaller-hooks-contrib
  • Setuptools
  • Typer
  • asttokens
12 more
  • executing
  • mypy-extensions
  • packaging
  • pip
  • pure-eval
  • pycparser
  • shellingham
  • stack-data
  • tensorboardx
  • typing-extensions
  • typing-inspect
  • wheel

Other 91

  • NumPy12 files
  • urllib35 files
  • SciPy3 files
  • pyyaml2 files
  • sounddevice2 files
  • tqdm2 files
  • certifi1 file
  • omegaconf1 file
  • absl-py
  • attrs
  • brotli
  • dataclasses-json
79 more
  • filelock
  • fsspec
  • googleapis-common-protos
  • hf-xet
  • hydra-core
  • joblib
  • msgpack
  • networkx
  • pandas
  • platformdirs
  • proto-plus
  • pycryptodome
  • pycryptodomex
  • python-dateutil
  • SymPy
  • websockets
  • wrapt
  • tenacity46 files
  • requests42 files
  • pydub19 files
  • httpx16 files
  • soundfile15 files
  • httpcore1 file
  • inflect1 file
  • regex1 file
  • addict
  • aiofiles
  • aiohappyeyeballs
  • aiosignal
  • altgraph
  • async-timeout
  • blinker
  • cachetools
  • cffi
  • chardet
  • charset-normalizer
  • colorama
  • decorator
  • deprecation
  • dill
  • distro
  • exceptiongroup
  • frozenlist
  • grpcio
  • grpcio-status
  • h11
  • h2
  • httplib2
  • idna
  • importlib-metadata
  • importlib-resources
  • iso639-lang
  • jieba
  • jiter
  • jmespath
  • kiwisolver
  • more-itertools
  • mpmath
  • multidict
  • ordered-set
  • pefile
  • propcache
  • protobuf
  • pyasn1
  • pyasn1-modules
  • pyparsing
  • pytz
  • resampy
  • rsa
  • simplejson
  • six
  • sniffio
  • sortedcontainers
  • soxr
  • tabulate
  • tzdata
  • websocket-client
  • xxhash
  • yarl

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Frequently asked questions

What language is pyvideotrans written in?
pyvideotrans is written in Python, with 73,829 written lines.
What framework does pyvideotrans use?
pyvideotrans is built with anyio, pyside6, and AIOHTTP.
What does pyvideotrans sign people in with?
pyvideotrans signs people in with cryptography, itsdangerous, oauthlib, and requests-oauthlib.
Does pyvideotrans use AI?
Yes. pyvideotrans uses AI through accelerate, azure-cognitiveservices-speech, bitsandbytes, datasets, diffusers, Keras, llvmlite, nagisa, openai-whisper, peft, piper-tts, scikit-learn, soynlp, speechrecognition, tiktoken, torch, transformers, gradio-client, torchaudio, librosa, ModelScope, safetensors, dashscope, faster-whisper, onnxruntime, edge-tts, funasr, sentencepiece, ctranslate2, gtts, litellm, pyannote-audio, and OpenAI.
What services does pyvideotrans use?
pyvideotrans connects to Google and uses h5py, oss2, pyarrow, ElevenLabs, and Hugging Face.

The proof: videotrans/recognition/_gemini.py, line 1

Does pyvideotrans have tests?
Yes. pyvideotrans has 57 test files.
Which repos have a stack like pyvideotrans's?
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