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Package: web-suck-it-py
web-suck-it-pyPython SDK for websuckitFor tutorials and more in-depth information about websuckit Channels, visit
ourofficial docs.Usage OverviewThe following topics are covered:InstallationInitializationChannelsCreate ChannelGet ChannelGet ChannelsGet or Create ChannelUpdate ChannelDelete ChannelAccessing a channel's websocket URLInstallationUsing poetrypoetryaddweb-suck-it-pyInitializationfromweb_suck_it_pyimportWebSuckItfromosimportgetenvhandler=WebSuckIt(user_id=UUID(getenv("USER_ID")),access_key=getenv("ACCESS_KEY"),public_key=getenv("PUBLIC_KEY"),)You can get yourUSER_ID,ACCESS_KEYandPUBLIC_KEYfrom thewebsuckit dashboard.ChannelAccessing a channel's websocket URLIt is possible to access a channel websocket URL by channel name, through theget_connection_urlfunctionfromweb_suck_it_pyimportGetChannelRequestconnection_url=handler.get_connection_url(channel_name="CHANNEL-NAME",channel_pass_key="CHANNEL-PASS-KEY",replay_self=False,)Create channelfromweb_suck_it_pyimportCreateChannelRequestfromweb_suck_it_pyimportChannelchannel:Channel=handler.create_channel(CreateChannelRequest(channel="new-channel-name",max_connections=2,))Get channelfromweb_suck_it_pyimportGetChannelRequestfromweb_suck_it_pyimportChannelchannel:Channel=handler.get_channel(GetChannelRequest(channel_name="CHANNEL-NAME",))Get channels (paginated)fromtypingimportListfromweb_suck_it_pyimportGetChannelListRequestfromweb_suck_it_pyimportChannelchannels:List[Channel]=handler.get_channels(GetChannelListRequest(page=0,per_page=10,search_key="search-channel",))Get or Create channelfromweb_suck_it_pyimportGetOrCreateChannelRequestfromweb_suck_it_pyimportChannelchannel:Channel=handler.get_or_create_channel(GetOrCreateChannelRequest(channel_name="CHANNEL-NAME",))Update channelfromuuidimportUUIDfromweb_suck_it_pyimportUpdateChannelRequestfromweb_suck_it_pyimportChannelchannel:Channel=handler.update_channel(UpdateChannelRequest(# set to channel idchannel_id=UUID(""),regenerate_pass_key=False,# set `channel` to change channel namechannel="change-channel-name",# set `max_connections` to change maximum concurrent connectionsmax_connections=5,))Delete channelfromuuidimportUUIDfromweb_suck_it_pyimportDeleteChannelRequesthandler.delete_channel(DeleteChannelRequest(channel_id=UUID(""),))
Package: websupportsk
python-websupportskPython wrapper for theWebsupport.skREST API.The Websupportsk REST API can be foundhere.Current API support✅ DNS management (v0.1.0+)❌ Hosting management❌ VPS managementPython 2.x vs 3.x supportCode is Python3 clean, developed under version 3.9. Python2 is not supported.InstallationTwo methods are provided to install this software.
Use PyPi (seepackagedetails) or GitHub (seepackagedetails).Via PyPI$sudopipinstallwebsupportsk$Via GitHub$gitclonehttps://github.com/JozefGalbicka/python-websupportsk$cdpython-websupportsk$./setup.pybuild$sudo./setup.pyinstall$Example codeAll example code is available on GitHub (seepackagein theexamplesfolder).Getting StartedDirect authentication in code itself.importwebsupportskidentifier="your-identifier"secret_key="your-secret-key"domain="example.com"client=websupportsk.Client(identifier,secret_key,domain)print(client.test_connection())File based authentication.
This or similar solution is more secure and recommended, as you can limit file privileges to root only.importwebsupportskimportjsonwithopen("/path/to/config.json","r")asconfig_file:config=json.load(config_file)client=websupportsk.Client(config['authentication']['identifier'],config['authentication']['secret_key'],config['registered_domain'])print(client.test_connection())DNS record creation with error example.importwebsupportskimportjsonclient=websupportsk.Client("your-identifier","your-secret_key","example.com")ip_addresses=["56.67.78.89","45.56.67.78"]foripinip_addresses:response=client.create_record(type_="A",name="www",content=ip)ifresponse['errors']:# if error key in response is not empty(contains some errors)print("Request failed, response:")print(json.dumps(response,indent=4))# pretty-printed JSON# Request failed, response:# {#     "status": "error",#     "item": {#         "type": "A",#         "id": null,#         "name": "www",#         "content": "45.56.67.78",#         "ttl": 600,#         "note": null,#         "zone": {#             "name": "example.com",#             "service_id": 1234657,#             "updateTime": 1234567890#         }#     },#     "errors": {#         "content": [#             "For specified address already exists A record. It can not be overwritten. You need to edit it or delete it."#         ]#     }# }DebuggingIf you feel like debugging, here is simple logger configuration to show debug messages.importlogginglogging.basicConfig()logging.getLogger('urllib3').setLevel(logging.WARNING)# disable `requests` debug messages if you want to.logger=logging.getLogger()logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
Package: webtail
Provides means to restrict access to WSGI application by specified list of
Google accounts.InstalationPrerequisites:tornado >=2.2Using easy_install:$ easy_install webtailUsing pip:$ pip install webtailor from source:$ python setup.py installUsage$ webtail –port=8000 –files=/var/log/nginx/error.log,/var/log/nginx/access.log –logging=warn
Package: webtech
WebTechIdentify technologies used on websites.More info on the release's blogpost.CLI InstallationWebTech is available on pip:pip install webtechIt can be also installed via setup.py:python setup.py install --userBurp IntegrationDownload Jython 2.7.0 standalone and install it into Burp.In "Extender" > "Options" > "Python Environment":Select the Jython jar locationFinally, in "Extender" > "Extension":Click "Add"Select "py" or "Python" as extension formatSelect theBurp-WebTech.pyfile in this folderUsageScan a website:$ webtech -u https://example.com/

Target URL: https://example.com
...

$ webtech -u file://response.txt

Target URL:
...Full usage:$ webtech -h

Usage: webtech [options]

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -u URLS, --urls=URLS  url(s) to scan
  --ul=URLS_FILE, --urls-file=URLS_FILE
                        url(s) list file to scan
  --ua=USER_AGENT, --user-agent=USER_AGENT
                        use this user agent
  --rua, --random-user-agent
                        use a random user agent
  --db=DB_FILE, --database-file=DB_FILE
                        custom database file
  --oj, --json          output json-encoded report
  --og, --grep          output grepable report
  --udb, --update-db    force update of remote db filesUse WebTech as a libraryimport webtech

# you can use options, same as from the command line
wt = webtech.WebTech(options={'json': True})

# scan a single website
try:
  report = wt.start_from_url('https://shielder.it')
  print(report)
except webtech.utils.ConnectionException:
  print("Connection error")For more examples seewebtech_example.py.Resources for database matchingHTTP Headers information -http://netinfo.link/http/headers.htmlCookie names -https://webcookies.org/top-cookie-names
Package: web-terminal
web-terminalCSE 40677 Open Source Software Development -  Web Terminal ProjectProject Website - GitHub PagesKanban BoardGetting StartedUserInstallationpipinstallweb_terminalRunningpython3-mweb_terminalDeveloperPrerequisitespipinstallflaskwebsockets
npminstall-g@angular/clicdclient
npminstallcd-Runningcdclient
ngbuild----configuration=flaskcd-
pythonweb-terminal.pybuild can optionally be run with--prodor--watch
Package: web-tesla
vidstreamUnder construction! Not ready for use yet! Currently experimenting and planning!Developed by Florian Dedov from NeuralNine (c) 2020Examples of How To Use (Buggy Alpha Version)Creating A ServerfromvidstreamimportStreamingServerserver=StreamingServer('127.0.0.1',9999)server.start_server()# Other Code# When You Are Doneserver.stop_server()Creating A ClientfromvidstreamimportCameraClientfromvidstreamimportVideoClientfromvidstreamimportScreenShareClient# Choose Oneclient1=CameraClient('127.0.0.1',9999)client2=VideoClient('127.0.0.1',9999,'video.mp4')client3=ScreenShareClient('127.0.0.1',9999)client1.start_stream()client2.start_stream()client3.start_stream()Check out:https://www.youtube.com/c/NeuralNine
Package: webtest-aiohttp
webtest-aiohttp provides integration of WebTest with aiohttp.web applications.Supports aiohttp>=2.3.8.fromaiohttpimportwebfromwebtest_aiohttpimportTestAppapp=web.Application()asyncdefhello(request):returnweb.json_response({'message':'Hello world'})app.router.add_route('GET','/',handler)deftest_hello(loop):client=TestApp(app,loop=loop)res=client.get('/')assertres.status_code==200assertres.json=={'message':'Hello world'}Installationpip install webtest-aiohttpNote: If you are using aiohttp<2.0.0, you will need to install webtest-aiohttp 1.x.pip install 'webtest-aiohttp<2.0.0'Usage with pytestIf you are using pytest and pytest-aiohttp, you can make your tests more
concise with a fixture.fromaiohttpimportwebfromwebtest_aiohttpimportTestAppasWebTestAppapp=web.Application()asyncdefhello(request):returnweb.json_response({'message':'Hello world'})app.router.add_route('GET','/',handler)@pytest.fixture()deftestapp(loop):returnWebTestApp(app,loop=loop)deftest_get(testapp):asserttestapp.get('/').json=={'message':'Hello world'}Project LinksPyPI:https://pypi.python.org/pypi/webtest-aiohttpIssues:https://github.com/sloria/webtest-aiohttp/issuesLicenseMIT licensed. See the bundledLICENSEfile for more details.
Package: webtest-asgi
webtest-asgi provides integration ofWebTestwithASGIapplications.DisclaimerYou should probably use Starlette’sTestClientinstead of this package for testing ASGI applications.
This package was created to testwebargs-starletteusing
webargs’CommonTestCase, which uses WebTest to test common
functionality across multiple web frameworks.Installationpip install webtest-asgiUsageYou can use webtest-asgi with any ASGI application. Here is example usage withStarlette.fromstarlette.applicationsimportStarlettefromstarlette.responsesimportJSONResponsefromwebtest_asgiimportTestAppasWebTestAppapp=Starlette()@app.route("/")asyncdefhomepage(request):returnJSONResponse({"hello":"world"})@pytest.fixture()deftestapp():returnWebTestApp(app)deftest_get_homepage(testapp):asserttestapp.get("/").json=={"hello":"world"}Project LinksPyPI:https://pypi.python.org/pypi/webtest-asgiIssues:https://github.com/sloria/webtest-asgi/issuesLicenseMIT licensed. See the bundledLICENSEfile for more details.
Package: webtest-docgen
Generate documentation fromwebtesttests.StoryIt’s always annoying me to build documentation and keep it up to date,
surly, there is many documentation tools i can choose,
after all i reviewed some of these tools, and one thing is common!
all of these has own way and you must learn and add some extra files
beside of your application.Inspired by pylover`s restfulpy there is an idea!
Say Hi to tests, and get your documentation duration of running tests.
yea, it’s awesome, but restfulpy not for a single reason and have own ecosystem
to do things.I wanna to improve that’s idea independently, with help of RAML 0.8 syntax.
webtest_docgen respect to your tests already written by webtest.
Package: webtest-flask-fixture
webtest-flask-fixtureProviding a fixture for static websites to use WebTest through FlaskWhy WebTest?WebTestprovides a great interface for testing websites including button/link and form interactions.Why Flask?Flaskcomes with an extremely light-weight dev server that can server up arbitrary pages (static or coded) relatively easily.Let's put the two together!!And this package is born. The objective is to provide aPyTest.fixturethat allows for quickly testing static web sites, or through customizing the template, a fixture that can be used to test more complex web sites.Installationpip install webtest-flask-fixtureor, from source:pip install git+git://github.com/mshafer1/webtest-flask-fixture.git@0.5.1UseageStart writing a PyTest test, and usewebtest_flask_fixture.test_appto load pages.Example:fromwebtest_flask_fixtureimporttest_appdeftest_can_load_test_index(test_app):# Actresp=test_app.get('/')# Assertassertresp.status_int==200assertresp.content_type=='text/html'assert'Hello, World!'inresp# string must be present in bodyMore examples inexamples.FutureCurrently WebTest does not execute JS in the page, we would like to also integrate selenium such that a user can apply our PyTest fixture and get a full experience.
Package: webtest-plus
An extension ofWebTestwith useful extras, includingrequests-style authentication.Install$pipinstall-Uwebtest-plusUsageimportunittestfrommyappimportappfromwebtest_plusimportTestAppclassTestMyApp(unittest.TestCase):defsetUp(self):self.app=TestApp(app)deftest_protected_endpoint(self):response=self.app.get("/secret/",expect_errors=True)assertresponse.status_code==401# Requests-style authenticationresponse=self.app.get("/secret/",auth=("admin","passw0rd"))assertresponse.status_code==200deftest_more_secrets(self):# Another way to authenticateself.app.authenticate(username="admin",password="passw0rd")assertself.app.get("/secret/").status_code==200self.app.deauthenticate()assertself.app.get("/secret/",expect_errors=True).status_code==401deftest_posting_json(self):# Testing json requests and responsesresponse=self.app.post_json("/postsecret/",{"secret":"myprecious"},auth=("admin","passw0rd"))assertresponse.request.content_type=="application/json"deftest_clicking(self):response=self.app.get("/")response=response.click("Protected link",auth=("admin","passw0rd"))assertresponse.status_code==200deftest_token_auth(self):response=self.app.get('/secret-requires-token/',expect_errors=True)assertresponse.status_code==401# Authenticate with JWTresponse=self.app.get('/secret-requires-token',auth='yourlongtokenhere',auth_type='jwt')assertresponse.status_code==200FeaturesBasic HTTP authenticationJSON Web TokenauthenticationAuto-follow redirectsFramework-agnosticRequirementsPython >= 2.6 or >= 3.3LicenseMIT licensed. See the bundledLICENSEfile for more details.Changelog1.0.0 (2017-05-17)Fix handling of utf-encoded values when usingauth(#3). Thanks @biern for the catch and patch.Drop support for Python 2.6.Test against Python 3.6.0.3.3 (2015-03-17)ImplementTestApp.head.0.3.2 (2014-06-04)Bug fix that caused anUnboundLocalError.0.3.1 (2014-05-31)Fix string encoding bug on Python 2.0.3.0 (2014-05-31)Add support for JSON web token authentication.0.2.1 (2013-11-24)Add authentication toTestResponse.clickandTestResponse.clickbutton.0.2.0 (2013-10-15)Add support for JSON methods (e.g.app.post_json, etc.)0.1.0 (2013-10-06)First release.HTTP Basic Authentication working.
Package: webtest-sanic
webtest-sanicIntegration ofWebTestwithSanicapplications
Initially it was created to enable Sanic support inWebargsmoduleExample CodeimportasynciofromsanicimportSanicfromsanic.responseimportjsonfromwebtest_sanicimportTestAppapp=Sanic()@app.route('/')asyncdeftest(request):returnjson({'hello':'world'})loop=asyncio.new_event_loop()deftest_hello():client=TestApp(app,loop=loop)res=client.get('/')assertres.status_code==200assertres.json=={'message':'Hello world'}InstallingIt is easy to do frompippip install webtest-sanicor from sourcesgit clone git@github.com:EndurantDevs/webtest-sanic.git
cd webtest-sanic
python setup.py installRunning the testsTo be sure everything is fine before installation from sources, just run:python setup.py testOrpytest tests/CreditsThis code is based onwebtest-aiohttpbySteven Loriaandpytest-sanicbyYun XuPlease checkNOTICEfor more info.
Package: webthing-ws
AWebThingWebSocket consumer and API client.InstallationThe module is available from thePython Package Index.$pip3installwebthing-wsOn a Fedora-based system or on a CentOS/RHEL host with EPEL 8.$sudodnf-yinstallpython3-webthing-wsUsageThe fileexample.pycontains an example about how to use this module.DevelopmentFor development is recommended to use avenv. Create it in the directory
after cloning the Git repository.$python3-mvenv.$sourcebin/activate$python3setup.pydevelopLicensewebthing-wsis licensed under MIT, for more details check LICENSE.
Package: webthon
This is simple html generator for flask or djangoInstallingPython 3.8 or higher is required# Linux/macOSpip3install-Uwebthon# Windowspipinstall-UwebthonFlask Code ExamplefromflaskimportFlaskimportindexapp=Flask(__name__)@app.route("/")defhome():returnindex.create()if__name__=="__main__":app.run(debug=True)index.py Examplefromwebthonimportwebsiteindex=website()index.set_title("webthon example")index.set_description("webthon site example")index.set_keywords(["webthon","web"])index.set_author("mario1842")index.heading("Welcome!",1,"id","welcome")index.paragraph("This is simple example","class","example")defcreate():returnindex.generate()Generated SiteLinksGithubYoutube ChannelMy Discord ServerDownload
Package: webtoon-api
Webtoon python APIA python library for communicating with non-public Webtoon API.Usage examplefromwebtoon_apiimportWebtoonApiapi=WebtoonApi()episode=api.episodeInfo(titleNo=2702,episodeNo=1,serviceZone="GLOBAL",language="en",platform="APP_ANDROID")withopen("image.jpg","wb")asfile:file.write(api.get_static_content(episode["episodeInfo"]["imageInfo"][0]["url"]))The general API call looks likeapi.<methodName>(<args>)InstallationUsing pippipinstallwebtoon-apiUsing poetry directly from repositorypipinstallpoetry
poetryinstallAPI referenceSeeAPI.mdin docs.How we got hereIf you are interested in how this library was created, have a look atReverse-engineering.mdin docs
Package: webtoon-data
webtoon_dataAs an avid WEBTOON reader, I was inspired to create a Python wrapper that would display information regarding the top / hottest / most relevant WEBTOONs available today. There are two sections on the WEBTOON website or app, Canvas and Originals, which refer to content that is published independently and content that is licensed by WEBTOON respectively.The API I found (on RapidAPI; link below) provides access to all listings available on the WEBTOON platform, in both Canvas and Original. This python wrapper can create ranked lists of any length by genre, provide recommendations with synopses of recommended titles, and get basic information such as names of the author and illustrator and a list of available genres.API referenced:https://rapidapi.com/apidojo/api/webtoonInstallation$pipinstallwebtoon_dataUsageGet the title number of a WEBTOON.>>> get_webtoon_num('True Beauty')
>>> The title number for (that WEBTOON) is 1436, hope that helps! :)Get the title name with the title number of a WEBTOON.>>> get_webtoon_title(3210)
>>> The Spark in Your EyesProvide a list of genres available on the WEBTOON platform.>>> get_webtoon_genre_list
>>> ['Drama', 'Fantasy', 'Comedy', 'Action', 'Slice of life', 'Romance', 'Superhero', 'Sci-fi', 'Thriller', 'Supernatural', 'Mystery', 'Sports', 'Historical', 'Heart-warming', 'Horror', 'Informative']What are the top ranking WEBTOONs in specified genre of n length?>>> get_webtoon_list_ranking('ROMANCE', 25)
>>> ['Lore Olympus', 'Down To Earth', 'Marry My Husband', 'Operation: True Love', 'Maybe Meant to Be', 
'The Doctors are Out', 'Go Away Romeo', 'True Beauty', 'The Kiss Bet', 'Hello Baby', 'SubZero', 'Villain with a Crush', 
'Night Owls & Summer Skies', 'Act Like You Love Me!', 'The Blind Prince', 'Leveling Up My Husband to the Max', 
'My Gently Raised Beast', 'For My Derelict Favorite', 'Blood Reverie', 'Be My Villain', 'My Reason to Die', 
'The RUNWAY', 'Perfect Marriage Revenge', 'Bitten Contract', 'Sixth Sense Kiss']Can you give me a recommendation of a WEBTOON to read from a title I provide?>>> get_recommendations(1436)
>>> Here are three WEBTOONs that we recommend if you enjoy True Beauty:
     title  ...                                           synopsis
0  SAVE ME  ...  Seven boys. Best friends. Their fates intertwi...
1    Edith  ...  Edith is not your typical heroine. She struggl...
2  KILLMAX  ...  Born into a bloodline of witches, Max is force...Licensewebtoon_datawas created by Kim Eunji. It is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.Creditswebtoon_datawas created withcookiecutterand thepy-pkgs-cookiecuttertemplate.
Package: webtoons
<center><h1>Webtoons site scraper, for Python 3</h1></center>Note: this module was based off of [this](https://github.com/Galactus03/webtoons)repository for Python2. Big thanks to @Galactus03!I added more resiliency to the functions, transferred all code to Python3 syntax, fixed quite some bugs, and made it return results.----This module has these functions:`popularity_age(age, sex, toShow)` -> takes in parameters age, sex, and toShow. If not given, random.choice chooses age and sex, and toShow defaults to integer 5.Returns list of toShow amount of the most popular webtoons based on age and sex.`author_comics(author)` -> takes in parameter author.Returns list of all comics that the specified author has created.`new_releases(toShow)` -> takes in parameter toShow.Returns list of toShow amount of webtoons that were updated today`top10_of_day()` -> takes in no parameters.Returns list of the top 10 most popular comics today.`best_rated(toShow)` -> takes in parameter toShow.Returns list of toShow amount of the most popular webtoons.`top_in_genre(g, toShow)` -> takes in parameters g and toShow.Returns list of toShow amount of the most popular comics in genre g.----<h3>INSTALLATION DIRECTIONS (pip)</h3>To install, simply runsudo pip3 install webtoonsto install webtoons (this module!), requests, and BeautifulSoup4, which are dependencies.<h3>ALTERNATE INSTALLATION DIRECTIONS (cloning)</h3>Clone the repository and install it:git clone https://github.com/joshdabosh/webtoons.gitcd webtoonssudo python3 setup.py install----<h3>USE</h3>To use, simply start an instance of webtoons and run a few functions!import webtoonswt = webtoons.Webtoons()print(wt.top10_of_day())# prints the top 10 comics of the day----Comments or suggestions are welcome!
Package: web-top
web-topWeb-top is a UNIX top-like tool to live HTTP requests and responses of any web server.
It is build usingTop Framework for Python.InstallationUsageFeaturesEasily integrate with any web serverDisplay active and recently completed HTTP requests/responsesLive top-like monitoringEasily locate stalled requests, as requests not making progress
are sorted first and marked redIP address and country geolocation to understand who is using your web
serviceDocumentationBrowse documentationCommunityJoin Discord for any questionsSocial mediaFollow on TwitterFollow on TelegramFollow on LinkedInLicenseMIT.Developed and maintained by Trading Strategy.