This Repo is a collection of Various python scripts.
In this repo there are different kinds of python scripts for their respective uses. These all are open sourced and you can use them in any form for free.
Make sure you've already git installed. Then you can run the following commands to get the scripts on your computer:
OS X, Linux and Windows:
git clone https://github.com/Logan1x/Python-Scripts.git
cd Python-Scripts/bin
This script renders the air quality from the location of the user
The location is fetched using the user's IP address
This script requires a key from WAQI.
It is free and can be fetched from http://aqicn.org/data-platform/token/#/
python air-quality.py token
This script is useful to show a way to approximate the value of pi using a Monte Carlo method. It is also optimized using the @jit
(just-in-time) decorator from the numba library.
Blog Reader is the terminal reader that scrapes the article from planet dgplug and displays it on the terminal.
It separates the content accrding to the screen size.
python Blog_reader.py
Simple script helps you mass add users to your twitter list to follow (Ex: Bitcoin/Altcoins official account, news, traders...)
pip install twitter
python bulk_add_twitter_list.py
Encrypts or Decrypts any message you want, simply enter the message and the rotation number
python caesar_cipher.py
For a given repo generate contribute.md with images in same size like the one in this README.md
python .\contributors.py https://github.com/Logan1x/Python-Scripts/
where the argument is the url of the repo
you may need to install packages like PIL@1.1.7 and requests if not installed
It is a simple program to implement and understand the basic of end_to_end encryption. Here I am using caesar cipher to encrypt but in reality they use algotihms lile SHA-1, RSA etc.
python end_to_end.py
Simple GUI program which helps you calculate your expenses, monitor them just through mouse clicks. All you have to do is run the script and choose an option from the menu which will displayed when you run the script. Enter Your Expenses as eg: "Biscuits Rs 15"
python expense_manger.py
This is python script that log in into facebook and post the status.
You can see live execution of this script here.
pip install -r facebook-auto-post.requirements.txt
python facebook-auto-post.py
Searches a file location and subdirectories for files larger than a given size. Useful for phones which might hide files in FileExplorer, but allow use as flash memory. Directly prints results if run directly. May also be imported, yielding results one by one.
A simple application to download a file via FTP with the given remote and local path Parameters:
python ftp_download_file.py
This script fetch html response from the provided url and parse xml tag to get only text content and print out.
python fetch_html.py https://github.com
Gets the external IP-Address from the current machine and prints it to the console
python getExternalIp.py
python group_file_by_type.py 'C:\\test\\products'
A tiny offline dictionary app based on nltk wordnet and pyqt5
cd dictionary
python app.py
It is a simple program that can load charts from highcharts.
After loading chart you can save it to file or embed it into your html page in base64 format.
Don't forget install requests
library from highcharts_loader_requirements.txt
from highcharts_loader import ChartLoader, Options
options = Options(from_file='options.json') chart = ChartLoader(options) chart.save_to_file('result.png')
options.json example:
```json
{
"chart": {
"type": "bar"
},
"title": {
"text": "Which channels are driving engagement?"
},
"xAxis": {
"categories": ["Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun",
"Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec"]
},
"series": [{
"data": [29.9, 71.5, 106.4, 129.2, 144.0, 176.0, 135.6, 148.5, 216.4, 194.1, 95.6, 54.4]
}]
}
It is a simple program to encode and decode images, which helps to reduce and handle images on server, as it is converted to base64 address.
python image_encoder.py
The script takes a given graph along with the range within which the area is to be calculated. It then calculates the area using two methods, the Simpson method and the Trapezoid method and displays the results on a graph.
python integrate-graph.py
Run this script and it will locate you.
This will tell you your
This uses Checkip and ipinfo.io.
python locate-me.py
This script tells you the amount of memes in your facebook feed
pip install memedensity
memedensity
This python script uses selenium module in python to automate the thread posting.
You can see live execution of this script here.
If you want to understand this code you can visit here.
pip install -r mi-community-bot.requirements.txt
python mi-community-bot.py
It is a simple program to mimic Missionaries And Cannibals River Crossing Problem.
python missionaries_and_cannibals_problem.py
This code checks for your password strength. For the right password, password must contain mixture of an upper case letters, an digit (including 0-9), and a special characters with lower case letters.
python password-strength-checker.py
This script contains an example of plotting a function using matplotlib
. Feel free to modify the value of y
to obtain different functions that depend on x
.
It is simple client server communication script, will add more functionality in future.
cd server_client
python client.py
python server.py
Download latest tweets (default: up to 4000) from a specific twitter user. The script will create a file with one tweet per line, stripped from mentions, hashtags and links.
For that to work, create a json file with your twitter credentials (see source) and define the twitter user in source code.
python3 tweetload.py
It is a simple script that retweets any hashtag provided in it.
python twitter_retweet_bot.py
A python script that goes through the twitter feeds and calculates the sentiment of the users on the topic of Demonetization in India. Sentiments are calculated to be positive, negative or neutral. Various other analyses are represented using graphs.
pip install -r analyseTweets-requirements.txt
python analyseTweets.py
This is python script that shortens any URL provided to it.
# Takes multiple inputs and returns shortened URL for both
python shortener.py url1 url2
#Stores shortened URLs in a file
python shortener.py url1 url2 > file.txt
This file allows the user to download videos off of the web. as of version 1 the user is able to download highquality videos as a playlist or single file as well as audio files from the supported
websites given here http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/supportedsites.html are supported.
More features will be added in the future iterations of the project. a simple video downloader using youtube-dl Library, a starter script for making use of youtube-dl.
Clone this repo and run python vid.py
script!
assuming you already have the other requirements.
Follow this wiki-How tutorial
http://www.wikihow.com/Install-FFmpeg-on-Windows
Extensive information on how to set up virtual env and pip.
https://www.dabapps.com/blog/introduction-to-pip-and-virtualenv-python/
Just run the script and follow the interface! Videos downloaded in same folder as the script.
This is a simple python script that increases your video count/ views. Log out from all google accounts and run this.
# For Linux Users
python youtube-bot-linux.py
# For Windows Users
python youtube-bot-windows.py
In case your browser stoped working delete/comment the following line in the script.
os.system(" killall -9 " + brow)
os.system("TASKKILL /F /IM " + brow + ".exe")
You can convert markdown in a directory into a .html file for presentation using reveal.js
python reveal-md.py -d folder_name -c config
The config is optional. You can specify with keys as here https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/#configuration in a json file. Reveal.js cdn link is included in generated html you may need to download them if you want to use the presentation offline
Khushal Sharma – @Khushal – sharmakhushal78@gmail.com
Distributed under the MIT LICENSE license. See LICENSE
for more information.
git checkout -b feature/fooBar
)docs/data.json
filegit commit -am 'Add some fooBar'
)git push origin feature/fooBar
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