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Source code

This is source code that is either used in the presentation, or was developed to create it. There is some material not covered in the presentation as well.

Requirements

• Python version: at least 3.6
• Packages (names listed that can be used with pip or conda to install):
  • jinja2
  • jupyter
  • matplotlib
  • numpy
  • paramiko
  • psutil
  • python=3.7.5
  • sh

What is it?

1. application: illustration of how to combine configparser and argparse.
2. cmd: illustration of how to create a repl application.
3. code-evaluation: illustrates how to evaluate a string containing Python code at runtime.
4. command-Line-args: illustration of how to use the argparse and the click module to handle command line arguments.
5. config-parser: illustrates how to use the ConfigParser module to handle configuration files.
6. data-formats: illustrates how to deal with data formats such as CSV files, binary data and XML.
7. directory-entrypoint: illustrates how to define an application entry point in a directory.
8. enviroment-variables: illustrates how to use environment variables to set paths in a script.
9. hydra: Facebook Hydra application framework illustration.
10. jinja: illustration of how to use the jinja2 template library.
11. logging: illustration of Python's logging facilities.
12. file-system: illustrations of interacting with the operating system and the file system.
13. paramiko: a few examples of using the Paramiko library for SSH to remote hosts.
14. processes: examples of how to work with processes.
15. sched: scheduled execution of functions in Python.
16. subprocess: illustrates executing a shell command from a Python script using the subprocess module.
17. xml-generator: code to generate a random XML documents.
18. fastapi: simple illustrations of using FastAPI for webservices.