What have you developed with python so far?

• py-jsoneditor

  1 17 3.0 Python

  View and edit your JSON data in the browser, With Python API and CLI.

I am a full time php dev, but in my free time I am all in on python. Here's one of my recent projects: https://github.com/dermasmid/py-jsoneditor

• plexDong

  2 5 8.0 Python

  Discontinued Takes the current Plex (Tautulli) play count from a given user and generates an ASCII dong 🍆 based on the amount.

• InfluxDB

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  Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.

  

• finance_n

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Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/bSorin/finance_n

• ASI_AmpyDisplay

  6 11 3.8 Python

  Serial display and interface for ASI motor controllers

I learned python over the pandemic to create an all-in-one Pi display for my 24kW electric bike, that I could use to retune my motor controller on the fly, monitor the battery and adjust charge limits (for conservation I typically only charge it to 70-80%) and much more. The readme is kinda huge and trash cause it's a very very niche project, and the code is definitely not PEP8, but it works great and it's on git; https://github.com/Xenodius/ASI_AmpyDisplay

• ImaginaryInfinity-Calculator

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ImaginaryInfinity Calculator - I've been taking a break from developing this lately, but think of it as a super over the top calculator. It has a built-in package manager for downloading user-created plugins and themes, because the whole point of it is to be expandable. Can be installed on Linux, macOS, and Windows, and also ran without installation. Kind of overkill but really fun to work on.

• ti842py

  3 7 4.2 Python

  A TI-BASIC to Python 3 transpiler

ti842py - Some of you might remember making programs on the TI calculators in school, and I had an interesting idea a few months back. I found an old project that could decompile the programs into plain text, so I forked it and reverse-engineered a bunch of newer commands that TI-BASIC (the programming language used on some of the TI calculators) has added. I then set out to make a program that could transpile those programs into Python, and it works pretty well. Some examples of features that it's currently implemented are the drawing stuff and goto (ew goto). If you've got any old programs from those calculators lying around, and it seems interesting, give it a try.

• academiic-public

  1 1 9.0 CSS

  Discontinued Mirror of academiic backend repository with secrets folder removed.

Academiic - Currently not finished and still in development, but academiic is a website that aims to connect to user accounts from a bunch of different learning management systems, like google classroom and canvas, and bring it all into one location for organizational and convenience purposes.

• SaaSHub

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• PythonTwitchBotFramework

  1 99 7.8 Python

  asynchronous twitchbot framework made in pure python

this is probably my favorite project so far: https://github.com/sharkbound/PythonTwitchBotFramework

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