a list of various scripts, examples, packages and docs that help me do stuff

Scripts

time_display.py - cli program to display datetimes for multiple regions and formats

--------- DETAILS ---------
VERSION:  0.1.0

--------- INSTALL ---------
> pip install rich pytz

--------- USAGE ---------
> python time_display.py

USA.PACIFIC:  2023-04-18  08:56 PM  PDT-0700
USA.CENTRAL:  2023-04-18  10:56 PM  CDT-0500
USA.EASTERN:  2023-04-18  11:56 PM  EDT-0400
      INDIA:  2023-04-19  09:26 AM  IST+0530

yt_feed.py - This script scrapes youtube for details about a list of channels

------------------ DETAILS ------------------
VERSION:  0.1.0

------------------ INSTALL ------------------
> pip install duckdb rich requests

------------------ USAGE ------------------
first create a config for what channels to scrape:
'''
# comments supported (channels.txt)
# <group icon \ text>,  <group name>, <channel name>
📰, new, @60minutes
🤖, tech, @Microsoft
🤖, tech, @TwoMinutePapers
🚀, space, @SpaceX
'''

then configure the global user params:
       SLEEP_SECONDS: how long the script waits before a new pull
             N_POSTS: how many posts to display in the terminal output
            CHANNELS: a config file for what channels to pull
              NEW_DB: decide whether to create a new database on run
BACKUP_AFTER_N_SYNCS: (None)  will not take a backup ever
                      (<int>) will take a backup every <int> number of syncs 
         BACKUP_PATH: (None)  will create a new backup with the current datetime stamp
                      (<str>) will only backup to a specific path

RUN
> python yt_feed.py

clockify_pull.py - Script to pull clockify time entries for the recent N days

# ----------------- DETAILS ----------------- #
VERSION = 0.1.5

# ----------------- CREATE CONFIG ----------------- #
config must be called "clockify.yaml"

'''
WORKSPACE_ID: "<YOUR WORKSPACE ID>"
API_KEY: "<CLOCKIFY API KEY>"
DAYS_TO_SYNC: <INT>     # how many days back from yesterday to pull
DB_CONN: "<ODBC CONNECTION STRING>"
DEBUG: <BOOL>     # if true will print extra detail
INTERACTIVE: <BOOL>      # if true will wait for user input before quiting program
'''

# ----------------- INSTALLS ----------------- #
> pip install rich pyyaml pyodbc requests pyinstaller

# ----------------- BUILD A INSTALLER ----------------- #
> pyinstaller --onefile --icon .\static\clockify_pull_1.ico --name "clockify_pull_0.1.5.exe" .\scripts\clockify_pull.py 

img_to_ico.py - converts a image file to .ico

.ico files are common for app\file\folder icons. this script will convert a png or jpg to ico

# ----------------- DETAILS ----------------- #
VERSION = 0.1.0

# ----------------- INSTALLS ----------------- #
> pip install rich Pillow typer

# ----------------- USAGE ----------------- #
# BASIC
> python img_to_ico.py <PATH>

# CUSTOM DIMENSIONS
> python img_to_ico.py <PATH> --px-dim 48
> python img_to_ico.py <PATH> --px-dim 256

# CUSTOM OUTFILE PATH
> python img_to_ico.py <PATH> --out <PATH>

Cheatsheets

• duckdb_queries.sql - a list of commands for duckdb (WIP)

Templates

• script.py - a generic python cli script
• typer_cli.py - simple typer cli template
• readme.md - template for repo readme

Snippets

• proc.py - a class to handle subprocess across platforms