im not much of a python programmer anymore but

[TotallyNotAHaxxer]

I for sure have a question, i figured i would take a peak at the code just to see what truly went behind it, and i have some questions, when you use pretty table to output the data why dont you do

            t.field_names = ['Posts', 'Full Name', 'Username', 'ID']
            t.align["Posts"] = "l"
            t.align["Full Name"] = "l"
            t.align["Username"] = "l"
            t.align["ID"] = "l"

and do that same thing for every under called function instead of just

def(header1, header2, header3, header4):
            t.field_names = [header1, header2 etc etc]
            t.align["Posts"] = "l" # same goes for here 
            t.align["Full Name"] = "l"
            t.align["Username"] = "l"
            t.align["ID"] = "l"

i imaging there is a way you can do that instead of copying the same thing over and over and switching the variable names, i work mainly in languages like Perl, Fortran and GO but i would assume given how flexible python is you could make this work

and the second thing i wanted to ask is why is the banner in a separate file and called from there? i kinda assumed organization so you dont have some ascii banner getting in the way of the code

Dont take this badly i used your scripts alot and think the concept is cool, i just figured a year later i would stop by and make some suggestions or ask a few questions. thank you for your time ~ ArkAngeL43

[steam-roller]

@ArkAngeL43 why don't you do a pull request of this

or "@" datalux with suggestion or something

[TotallyNotAHaxxer]

i thought about it but at the same time i have etched more and more away from python everyday, if i create a pull request to the project it would be most likely inaccurate and unprofessional code