Add an additional source (https://www.workatastartup.com/)

[christosgousis]

1. Added one more library requirement in ordet to run on windows (windows-curses)
2. Added a button to scrape availiable job listings from workatastartup
3. Create a python file for scraping the website and saving the job listings to the database

[nicobrenner]

Hey @christosgousis and @GiorgosPapageorgiou ! Thank you so much for the PR. I'll be reviewing it in the next few days. This is super useful 😄

[nicobrenner]

It works! 😄🤗

[nicobrenner]

This is an excellent PR. It adds very useful functionality, it follows the structure of the original code, and it's straightforward to understand how it works

There are a few minor changes needed for this PR to be approved and merged:

• restore the sample.env file (so that it includes the text your_openai_api_key_here)
• resolve the issue of being able to run pip install -r config/requirements.txt without errors, on a non-windows platform ##this is the most important thing to fix##

From a user experience perspective, it would be nice to have some sort of activity while waiting for the scraping to happen. Personally, I thought the process wasn't working. I was about to comment on the PR saying it didn't work, then it suddenly finished and showed it had found 67 listings 😄

[christosgousis]

I hope this fixes the above issues

Also added updates when scraping Work at a startup

[nicobrenner]

Looks good. It works. And it adds some excellent functionality to CommandJobs. Thank you

[nicobrenner]

Excellent. Simple and it works 😄

[nicobrenner]

thank you 🙏

[nicobrenner]

Hey @christosgousis and @GiorgosPapageorgiou, I just realized one thing: it would be great if you could add an entry in the README.md file, with a brief description of the new functionality.

The code is already merged, so it's up to you if you want to do it. I think it would be awesome to not only have the code you guys contributed in the repo, but also have some of your words in the README as well

If you are up for it, just create another PR with changes to the README. Thank you 🙏