The Evolution of a Script - 1/9

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  • tinyHTTPie

    TinyHTTPie is the Product of the Multi-Part Series "The Evolution of a Script".

  • This is part 1 of the multi-part series "The Evolution of a Script". The code of this post can be found on Github (see here).

  • Python-Scripts-Collection

    📜 A Collection of Interesting Python Scripts.

  • It took me 8 month before I started to discover Github. What a phenomenal mistake of mine! Github has such a great community, people create so much admirable work, it's so interesting to discover/use or play with other peoples projects! It took me some time to understand Python's packaging (I really underestimated the packaging part!). So in the following I would like to take you with me on a journey of writing and releasing a tiny command line app. We will see how a simple script grows and goes through different stages of its development cycle. Some scripts of mine grow, some are just executed as plain script files. I collect these within a folder on my machine (see: Collection of Python Scripts).

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  • httpie

    🥧 HTTPie CLI — modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client for the API era. JSON support, colors, sessions, downloads, plugins & more. (by httpie)

  • Exploring the web through the command line is a fascinating experience. We will use the requests library to create a little HTTPie clone. HTTP clients are used to test how an API behaves when sending GET and POST requests to it.

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