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discordbotdash 1.2.3
A python package for testing/managing your discord.py bot in browser.
License: MIT

# discordbotdash
A discord.py package for testing Discord bots in your browser and viewing statistics. You can turn commands on and off, see the code for them, and view your shards with their respective latencies. This is still in development and more features will come.

## Installation
  * PyPi
    1. Run `pip install discordbotdash` for the latest version.

## Usage - Example
Once you have installed it, you can easily open up a dashboard in your browser:
```py
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
import discordbotdash.dash as dbd

bot = commands.AutoShardedBot("!")

@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    dbd.openDash(bot)
    # optional port: dbd.openDash(bot, port=5000)

bot.run("token")
```
Ensure that you are opening the dashboard before you are running the bot with `bot.run`. Your dashboard will be open on `127.0.0.1:5000`, or a different port if you have specified one, once you have run `openDash`.

## Changelog
  * You can now specify a port or leave it unspecified to default to 5000.
  * Added console to view events and eval() with your bot.

## Screenshots
### Cogs
<img src="../assets/assets/cogs.png" width="300" height="200">

### Commands
<img src="../assets/assets/commands.png" width="300" height="200">

### Shards
<img src="../assets/assets/shards.png" width="300" height="200">

### Console
<img src="../assets/assets/console.png" width="300" height="200">

## Contributing
  * Pull Requests for new features are always welcome.
  * If you have a suggestion or a bug to report, open an issue.
redfin 0.1.1
A python wrapper around the unofficial redfin API.
License: MIT
Keywords: redfin,api,wrapper

# Python-Redfin

A wrapper around redfin's unofficial API. Anything on the redfin site can be accessed through this module without screen scraping.
### Installation

```
$ python3 -m pip install redfin
```

### Usage

```python3

from redfin import Redfin

client = Redfin()

address = '4544 Radnor St, Detroit Michigan'

response = client.search(address)
url = response['payload']['exactMatch']['url']
initial_info = client.initial_info(url)

property_id = initial_info['payload']['propertyId']
listing_id = initial_info['payload']['listingId']

mls_data = client.below_the_fold(property_id, listing_id)
```

### Documentation

See the file for all functions, pop open requests on redfin to see which one you want.