Projects

OpenELEC - Media Center Operating System

OpenELEC is a GNU/Linux distro combined with XBMC to give you the best possible experience for watching you media. Including but not limited to tv-shows, movies, music, web-media, etc. It's built upon a less-is-more philosophy and aim to provide an all-in-one solution. Making you as the user ... [More] , more focused on the media you consume, rather than spending hour after hour to setup your environment. [Less]

A feature-packed security proxy

sec-wall is a feature packed high-performance security proxy supporting SSL/TLS, WSSE, HTTP Auth Basic/Digest, extensible authentication schemes based on custom HTTP headers and XPath expressions, powerful URL matching/rewriting and an optional headers enrichment. It's a security wall you ... [More] can conveniently fence the otherwise defenseless backend servers with. Visit the project's site at http://sec-wall.gefira.pl/ [Less]

Coconut Browser

A customizable, extensible browser written in Python, utilising Qt through PyQt or PySide.

Pynetkey

Opensource version of nxinetkey, an application used to provide access through Stellenbosch University's firewall.

friendsearch

Help people to search their friends on internet.

cgi2py

Este modulo simplifica muito a criação de sites CGI em Python. O seu principal objectivo é tornar tão simples a criação de um site HTTP em Python como em PHP.

IPlib

IPlib is a Python module useful to convert amongst many different notations and to manage couples of address/netmask in the CIDR notation. Some example scripts ('ipconv', 'nmconv' and 'cidrinfo') are included.

Relax Browser

A simple web browser written in PyQt4.

txircd

IRC server written in Python using the Twisted library.

pytweet

A pythonic library that provides a simple interface to the Twitter API. Values are normalized into python types. Pagination logic is abstracted. You can slice/get items from result set and forget about implementation. Just like: results[:100] or results[200:500] Search API included Lazy search. ... [More] Still in beta. Implemented so far: search trends/current trends/daily trends/weekly statuses/friends statuses/followers statuses/user_timeline statuses/destroy statuses/update users/show friendships/create account/verify_credentials account/rate_limit_status TODO: statuses/public_timeline statuses/friends_timeline statuses/mentions statuses/show direct_messages direct_messages/sent direct_messages/new direct_messages/destroy friendships/destroy friendships/exists friends/ids followers/ids account/end_session account/update_delivery_device account/update_profile_colors account/update_profile_image account/update_profile_background_image account/update_profile favorites favorites/create favorites/destroy notifications/follow notifications/leave blocks/create blocks/destroy blocks/exists blocks/blocking blocks/ids I'll be adding new features. Keep in touch. Usage # Authentication >>> import pytweet >>> api = pytweet.Twitter(username='testpy', password='pytweet') # Check credentials >>> api.is_authenticated() True >>> api.verify_credentials() # Returns (authenticated) user object # Limits >>> api.rate_remaining 20000 # Search >>> search = api.search('from:reflejo OR python') # Request not done yet. >>> res = search[:10] # Data is fetched and cached. >>> print res[0] >>> print len(res), res[0].text, res[0].from_user, res[0].created_at 10 Compiling qpid in a mother fucking toaster. #deprecated reflejo 2009-09-23 17:18:47 >>> res = search[:101] # Pagination is done automatically. >>> len(res) 101 # Trends >>> for date, trends in api.trends().iteritems(): ... trends[0] # Update >>> status = api.update('Big success!') >>> status.created_at, status.text (datetime.datetime(2009, 9, 23, 17, 28, 1), u'Big success!') # User >>> user = api.user('reflejo') >>> user.name u'Reflejo' >>> user.description u'All your whuffies are belong to us.' # Followers >>> for user in api.followers('reflejo'): ... user.name, user ... (u'mattbacak', ) (u'Soc. Media 4Business', ) (u'SEOptimise', ) (u'The Swop', ) (u'atommica', ) # [.....] # Friends >>> for user in api.friends('testpy'): ... user.name, user.status. user (u'Reflejo', , ) # Delete >>> api.destroy(12345) # Friends >>> statuses = api.user_timeline('Reflejo') >>> for status in api.user_timeline('testpy'): ... status.text, status ... (u'Big success!', ) [Less]