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Python-Projects

These are small, probably not that big scripts I will use to try and learn python also try and do some small automating tasks. Bigger scripts (200 lines-/ish/) go in seperate repos.

Directories

  • api for testing/parsing of different API's
  • gui for GUI (Graphical User interface) scripts
  • image for image manipulation scripts
  • video for video related scripts (some use ffmpeg)
  • lbry for scripts that do stuff related to the LBRY network
  • useless for old scripts that don't have much usecase
  • json-to-html experiemting with using json/yaml to html
  • rss scripts relating to rss (not very good)
  • lbry for scripts that do stuff with the LBRY network
  • mini technically programs but mini in terms of size
  • WIP for scripts that aren't complete because motivation/block
  • scrape for scripts that scrape various websites for data
  • module_test for scripts that test how to use a particular module
  • gnu Basic utilites in python

Stuff that isn't inside of a directory I just haven't organized yet properly. I am trying my best not to have a thousand directorys.

Explanations of some scripts (Outdated)

  • noodysee. Convert a odysee link to librarian and open in browser.
  • md-to-pdf-lbry. An idea for a plugin for the fastlbry project which would convert MD to PDF with pandoc.
  • mastodonrss. Get the rss link for mastodon
  • lbctousd. See how much LBC is worth in USD
  • file-replace. Basic program to replace a word in the file. Doesn't write the replace to the file unfortunately.
  • rssgenerator. Script to print out rss links of various websites that support rss.
  • rssgentk. A successor to rssgenerator which is a TK GUI application for getting rss links for various websites.

Contact me

License

These are libre scripts: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

These scripts are distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Contributors

Here is a list of contributors to these python scripts. If you contribute you can add your name here. See the git log for more details on contributions.