rcounting VS discord-librarian

Depending on what you want to do, I have a whole suite of counting tools here, as well as analysis and code here

This script, which posted the ftf automatically

I did a thing: I had some free time this afternoon, so I made a script to automatically check if an ftf has been posted on a friday, and if not, post one. It also takes care of distinguishing + setting the suggested sort. You can check it out here

I've developed a small python application to automate some of the tasks involved with managing the r/counting community on reddit. You can check it out here if you like. This is a hobby project, and I thought it would be fun opportunity to learn how type hints work in python, and how they might help development.

Time for a short update on the directory updater.

Wait, what? I participate in a community on reddit that counts sequences. We have a directory to keep track of where we are in each sequence, and I got fed up with manually updating the directory, so I wrote a tool to automate it.

Funny news: The ratio of commit text to edited characters in the fix was around 100:1

I then deleted the count part of each comment, leaving only the text. Here's a pastebin of the code I used to do the filtering. I generated the initial file using my rcounting tools; once they were properly installed I downloaded the entire side thread using the command rounting log -asvf age.sqlite hrqzwpf

I've been working on improving my collection of tools for interacting with r/counting threads, and I've reached the stage where they're available on pypi.

I have a custom Discord bot for my small friends group's Discord server that does things like link all website articles to www.archive.is/ versions to get around paywalls. It does a bunch of other things (a lot just useless fun stuff between us), but it's used all the time: https://github.com/shalst/discord-librarian