Bot for searching Github
Python3. According to pipreqs (https://pypi.org/project/pipreqs/), generated requirements.txt is:
urllib3==1.24.3
requests==2.20.0
$ gitbot.py <path_to_configuration_json>
Configuration contains the terms of the search, anonymizing proxies to use, whether we want to search Repositories, Issues or Wikis. See JSON entry for reference.
And, as a result we'll receive a JSON in stdout ontaining the results of the search. See JSON output for details. Errors are sent to stderr.
{
#List of keywords to search
"keywords" : ["openstack","nova","css"],
#List of anonymizer proxies from http://free-proxy.net, format is ip:port
"proxies" : ["100.101.102.103:8080","104.105.106.107:443"],
#Type, one of Repositories | Issues | Wikis
} "type" : "Repositories"
[
#Array of results
{
#URL
"url" : "https://github.com/manolinux/foo",
#Extra only present when querying repositories
"extra": {
#Owner of the repository
"owner" : "manolinux",
"language_stats": {
"JavaScript" : 50.0
"Python" : 50.0
}
}
]
Json directory in project distribution has some tests, covering many scenarios of failures and success. Given Coverage - https://pypi.org/project/coverage/ - is installed, we can check about the sentences visited. A program test, called gitbotTest.py, executes all the tests in the json/ directory. So, firing gitbotTest.py with coverage gives us an idea of the quality of the project:
$ pip install coverage
$ coverage3 run --source . --omit gitbot.py gitbotTest.py json
... Errors in stderr
... Output in stdout
[
{
"url": "https://github.com/atuldjadhav/DropBox-Cloud-Storage"
},
{
"url": "https://github.com/michealbalogun/Horizon-dashboard"
}
]
...
$ coverage3 report
Name Stmts Miss Cover
-----------------------------------------
__init__.py 1 1 0%
gitbotException.py 8 0 100%
gitbotHtmlParser.py 33 2 94%
gitbotParser.py 108 9 92%
gitbotSaxParser.py 27 13 52%
gitbotTest.py 37 6 84%
-----------------------------------------
TOTAL 214 31 86%
In this case, gitbot.py is ommited, as it is not used by gitbotTest.py.
- One proxy is chosen amongst the ones in the list randomly, but there is no checking about it's availability. Probably should be pinged somehow before using, and discard if it is down.
- Accept JSON configuration via stdin
- Accept multy-entry JSON, so that you don't have to invoke the program many times.
- Convert this into a ready-to-install package via setup.py
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