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hnget 0.1.91
Shows and opens links on Hacker news from the terminal
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

#  hnget - Hacker News web scraper

A commandline program for browsing [Hacker News](https://news.ycombinator.com).

![Hnget Screenshot](extras/screen.png)

## Usage

`hnget --fetch (--f)`

Print the top 30 posts on Hacker News, enumerated. `--fetch` takes an optional integer value to specify different pages of the results.

`hnget --open (--o) [NUMS...]`

Open stories in default web browser. Multiple values are
accepted. Default web browser can be set with `$BROWSER`.

`hnget --comments (--o) [NUMS...]`

Like `--open`, but view the comment page(s) instead.

`hnget --fetch --best`

View the top posts for the week instead of the current front page.

## Installation

With Pypi:

`$ pip install hnget`

Manually:

$ `git clone https://github.com/jsbmg/hnget`

$ `cd hnget`

$ `pip install . pyproject.toml`
scanny 0.0.1
Module for Python. This Module will enable a user to use any flatbed scanner using python.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Flatbed-Scanner
### Version : 0.0.1

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   ### Module for Python. This Module will enable a user to use any flatbed scanner using python.

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### Copyright (c) 2022 Hardik Shah.


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### Author : Hardik Shah.
### GitHub : https://github.com/Hardik-26
### License : GNU General Public License v3.0

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### Brief Description :
With this module you will be able to use your flatbed scanner using python.<br>
This module uses PowerShell script to execute the scan command.<br>
you can say that this module works as an API for Powershell which can comunicate with the scanner using WIA (Windows Image Acquisition).<br>


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### INSTRUCTIONS-
Make sure your flatbed scanner is pluged in and ready to scan <br>
well thats it.

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## HOW TO USE-

`import scanny` <br>

### Scan A image- 
``` 
>>> scanny.StartScan("Path"( where you want your image file to be saved) , "ImageName" ) 
Eg- scanny.StartScan('C:\\Users\\Admin\\Desktop','TestIamge')
```

### Calibrate the scanner-
(Optional, only for backward compatibility purposes)-
```
>>> scanny.Calibrate()
```

### Get Scanner Bed Size-
```
>>> scanny.size()
```

### MISC-
```
>>> scanny._calibration
>>> scanny._pixel_len
```
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### Other Information-
> Currently this python package only works for Windows 8 & Above. <br>
> Linux and MAC-OS compatibility comming soon in next version: 0.0.2. <br>

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# Thank you. ☺