Feature Request

It would be great to include API documentation. The Usage docs are great as a walkthrough, but when you want to go fast ("what is the name for the Field parameter for a constant value?"), API docs provide a faster answer.

Another use case: I want to inspect the __fields__ on a model, and had to read the code to get the attribute name I was looking for.

API docs would

the documentation stills detail the compilation steps for installation on desktop, which shouldn't be always necessary now, since wheels are provided.
https://pyjnius.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html

while it's good that it details them for those who want to install from source, most people would benefit from a simpler installation process, like the one in README.md.

I love this library and use it for several different projects. There have been a few times where I've had to open issues, and the team working on this has always been great.

That being said I'd love to help more, possibly by opening PRs rather than issues. The place I get stuck at those is navigating the internals of the pr

https://github.com/blog/1184-contributing-guidelines

GitHub will show it when someone try to open an issue or create a pull request, which makes contribute to this project more easier.

Should add the info about "How to add a new dictionary for zdict" which had been mentioned at #28 before.

While working on iocage/iocage#1106 I stumbled over a couple of issues which should be addressed:

• The iocage man page doesn't reflect how devfs_rulesets work these days (it hasn't been updated since the changes to how devfs_rulesets work last year). It e.g. suggests that setting it to "0" would set no ruleset whatsoever (which isn't true). It also should point out that

Loving this project.

I feel like this project would benefit from a short quick start tutorial that demonstrate common methods such as:

Create item

    mutation = Operation(schema.Mutation)  # note 'schema.'
    mutation.create_item(input=dict(id="23432")).__fields__()

List items with filter

    op = Operation(schema.Query)  # note 'schema.'
    op.list_it

Hello,

I'm trying to test a remote Firefox connection using Arsenic. It doesn't look like your Remote service supports desired_capabilities or profile parameters?

Here is the synchronous code I usually use:

    from selenium import webdriver
    capabilities = {
        'platform': 'LINUX', 'browserName': browser, 'version': '',
        'enableVNC': True,
    }
    profile 

• MemCNN version: 1.3.2

Description

Torch checkpoint has build-in support for fixing the RNGs by default (preserve_rng_state=True):
https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/_modules/torch/utils/checkpoint.html#checkpoint
Similar default support should be added to MemCNN InvertibleCheckpointFunction.

This allows for reliable and reproducible results for the first forward pass and the reconstr

λ  .venv/bin/mypy inpai
inpai/params_definition.py:8: error: Cannot find module named 'jsons'
inpai/execution/monitors/base_monitor.py:3: error: Cannot find module named 'jsons'
inpai/execution/monitors/base_monitor.py:3: note: See https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/running_mypy.html#missing-imports
inpai/execution/monitors/gui_monitor.py:6: error: Cannot find module named 'jsons'
inp

We get the return annotation for free, so we should allow users to do something with it.