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Add scripts to call gtrending via the command line #9
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I think this isn't a bad idea, judging by the fact that you can just add some scripts to setup.py which doesn't complicate the whole library and code base itself. However, keep in mind that the intend of this project is a library, not a command line interface, so keep the scripts as lightweight as possible, because there are already several other projects that provide a CLI for fetching github trending, such as mine - starcli - and a few others written in other languages. |
Hi. Can I work on this? |
Sure @willtryagain |
Is this issue still open, as I see it was assigned to @willtryagain |
@bobquest33 yep, it's still open. @willtryagain is working on it over in #37. No worries! Take your time 😄 |
Hi. Can I work on this if this hasn't been worked on yet? |
Hi, if this is still open I can make a PR for it. Can you please assign this issue to me in that case? |
@devashishmital are you still interested in this?
@nkitsaini Thanks for your interest. We'll wait for devashishmital's response first. |
@hedyhli Thanks for responding. Yup, fair play 😃 |
Hi @nkitsaini, given that they haven't responded, I'll assign this to you. Feel free to make a PR! |
Instead of users having to write python source files to see trending projects, I could add scripts in the
setup.py
which would do this but via the command line. These scripts would use thegtrending
api to achieve this. Let me know your thoughts!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: