In this second part, we will see how to send an email with collected tweets and retweet relevant tweets instantly. If you haven’t read the first part, you can find it here. Weekly sending of search results by email We will first see how to send an email with an attachment of the different tweets resulting from…

Twitter is one of the most used social networks on the planet. As a result, it is full of many resources and also many annoyances. To help you get the best experience from the social network, various applications have emerged like threadreaderapp or blockpartyapp. …

Ultimate cheatsheet and weather information right in your terminal! In this article, I want to present two websites I discovered recently written by the same author. They are all written in python of course. 😁 Cheat sheet The first one is cht.sh. It is the ultimate cheat sheet for hackers.

Find vulnerabilities in your dependencies using the right tools We have more and more hackers trying to steal information from users using malicious packages. Therefore, it is important to check frequently the dependencies of your project to know if vulnerabilities have been found. …

Prisma is a new kind of ORM focusing on code security with type hints Although I use a lot SQLAlchemy in my daily work, I’m not satisfied by its api that I found a little difficult compared to the Django ORM with which I started my python journey! Django ORM…

How dataclasses came in python landscape In this tutorial, we will review the different ways we create data classes in python from the oldest way to the newer. Hopefully at the end, you will be convinced to use pydantic dataclasses as your default way to create data classes. Default python class creation The oldest…

A command line interface for websockets This blog post was originally published on dev.to In this article, I will present my last open source project I have been working on for the last few months, websockets-cli. It is a Command Line Interface (CLI) to interact with a websocket server. Why? There…

Click-params enhances your click project by adding a lot of new parameters. This tutorial is intended for those who knows click, a python library for building command line interface (CLI) applications. If you don’t know it, I have an excellent introduction here. Click: a beautiful python library to write CLI applications Write simple and complex CLI applications in python using click.lewoudar.medium.com

Discover some key features of pydantic you may not be aware of. For those who don’t know pydantic, it is a library for data validation leveraging type annotations feature added in python3.5. Here is an example taken from the documentation.