gumdropsteve commented 5 years ago

Project Talk - Defining Standards

what should be the standard layout of the social media repos?
- why?
what will they be used for?
- together? independently?
how much reliance on APIs?
- initial thought: yes

gumdropsteve commented 5 years ago

Idea 1 (each media it's own)

facebook/
- bot.py
- data/
- ???
- docs/
- ???
- deployment?
- examples/
- default.ipynb
- ???
- infos/
- paths/
  - xpaths.py
  - css_selectors.py
- helpers/
  - ???
linkedin/
- bot.py
- data/
- ???

etc...

Idea 2 (combined with classes)

socialtools.py
- class TwitterBot
- class InstagramBot
- class FacebookBot
- class LinkedIn
data/
- ???
docs/
- ???
- deployment?
examples/
- default.ipynb
- ???
infos/
- paths/
- xpaths.py
- css_selectors.py
- helpers/
- ???

Idea 3 (unique within folder)

socialtools/
- twitter.py
- instagram.py
- facebook.py
- linkedin.py
data/
- ???
docs/
- ???
- deployment?
examples/
- default.ipynb
- ???
infos/
- paths/
- xpaths.py
- css_selectors.py
- helpers/
- ???

gumdropsteve commented 5 years ago

Needs to be understandable to anyone who has completed a decent "Intro to Python" or "Intro to Data Science" course. Easy to read, few complex methods, well noted & documented.

gumdropsteve commented 5 years ago

Idea 4 (top level independent)

docs/
- ???
- deployment?
examples/
- default.ipynb
- ???
facebook.py
instagram.py
linkedin.py
twitter.py
infos/
- paths/
- xpaths.py
- css_selectors.py
- helpers/
- ???
data/
- ???

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[Thought] What's the Standard? #2

Project Talk - Defining Standards

Idea 1 (each media it's own)

Idea 2 (combined with classes)

Idea 3 (unique within folder)

Idea 4 (top level independent)