If you want to automatically rerun a Python file whenever it changes, use entr.
In the GIF above, whenever I change the code and hit Save, my Python file will rerun. This tool is especially useful when you are testing your function.
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As a restaurant manager, you want to approximate how much food your restaurant needs to prepare for tomorrow. You know how many customers come to your restaurant per day and the average time it takes to serve one customer.
However, it is challenging to put all of these variables into one calculation. Wouldn’t it be great if you can simulate this event using Python?
That is when SimPy comes in handy. In my latest article, you will learn how to use SimPy to simulate a restaurant.
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Notion is a popular tool for note-taking. Wouldn’t it be nice if you can access Notion using Python? One of the applications is to write Python scripts to automate some processes such as daily updates.
Luckily, there is a Python library for Notion called notion-py. notion-py makes it easy to access and change the information in your Notion.
The code above shows how to use notion-py.
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Have you ever interested in downloading and analyzing the data of your starred GitHub repositories? If so, try github-to-sqlite.
The code above shows how to use github-to-sqlite to download your starred repositories and save them at starred_repo.json.
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If you want to search for a username across different websites, use sherlock. Above is the output when searching for the user “random” using sherlock.
237 websites with the username “random” were detected in fewer than 1 minute.
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There are over 56 million developers in GitHub. This means just by exploring GitHub, you can potentially find your software’s partners or your next employee. Why don’t we utilize this platform to find interesting people?
That’s why I created a Python package called top-github-scraper. Top-github-scraper allows you to get top Github users, contributors, and repositories based on a certain keyword in ONE line of code.
In my latest article, you will learn how to use top-github-scraper and how to create a map to search for top GitHub users in your area of interest.
If you want to schedule Python functions to run periodically at a certain day or time of the week, use schedule.
In the code snippet below, I use schedule to get incoming data at 10:30 every day and train the model at 8:00 every Wednesday.
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Have you wanted to extract series data from various Internet sources directly into a pandas DataFrame? That is when pandas_reader comes in handy.
Above is the snippet to extract daily data of AD indicator from 2008 to 2018. All you need is one line of code to extract the data and it is Pythonic!
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