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do-pod-dns-controller 0.1.2
Controller for exposing pod nodeIPs via DNS on DigitalOcean.
Requires Python: >=3.8

do-pod-dns-controller
=====================

What is it?
-----------

This is a simple controller written in Python that will configure a
DNS A record on DigitalOcean with the external IP of each node that
annotated pods are running on. The purpose is to allow exposing
services via hostPort for situations such as UDP services where a
LoadBalancer service won't work, and where a service with externalIPs
isn't desirable due to performance or because it loses the client's
IP.

This will probably be most useful with ingress controller pods, but it
can be used with any pod that exposes services via hostPorts.


How does it work?
-----------------

The controller lists your nodes and pods every 10 seconds. It looks
for pods with the annotation
`do-pod-dns-controller.literati.org/hostname`. It collects the
external IPs of each node that a pod with a given hostname annotation
is running on, then makes it so that the given hostname has A records
for exactly those external IPs, deleting any extraneous A records. It
will not touch any other records.


How do I use it?
----------------

The latest build (using a Debian-based image) is on
[Dockerhub](https://hub.docker.com/r/srl8/do-pod-dns-controller).

Use a manifest similar to the one under examples. Generate a
DigitalOcean token and set that in a secret that ends up as
DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN in the controller's environment. Make sure you've
already set up each domain name you want to use in DigitalOcean's
domain settings, then add `--domain=<domain>` to the controller's
args, for each domain. Annotate each pod (via
spec.template.metadata.annotations in Deployments, DaemonSets, etc)
with the key `do-pod-dns-controller.literati.org/hostname` and the
FQDN you want to set the DNS for, for example:

```
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
...
spec:
  template:
    metadata:
	  annotations:
	    do-pod-dns-controller.literati.org/hostname: www.example.com
...
```

Then watch the logs for the controller pod. You should see logs
indicating that it's configured DNS, or an error telling you what went
wrong. You can add `--log-level=debug` to the args to get more
logging.


Code of conduct
---------------

Any interactions with the community relating to this software are
governed by the [code of conduct](code_of_conduct.md).
manhua 1.0.0a1
漫画: (literal: slow drawing), a comic.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# manhua
> 漫画: (literal: slow drawing), a comic.

![logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ongyx/manhua/master/logo.png "manhua")

## What?
manhua is a website scraper specifically geared towards downloading pictures from websites, i.e comics/mangas.

manhua is based around __bootstraps__, which are normal Python scripts that defines how to extract the image links from a webpage.
These links are outputted in a standardised format as JSON (see the `manhua/schema.py` file), called the __index__.
__Bootstrap__ scripts are stored in `bootstraps/`, and __index__ files are stored in `bootstraps/INDEX.zip`.

Bootstrap names should be a valid Python identifier. (This is important!)

## Depends
- `python` - At least version 3.6.
- `requests` - Downloader.
- `bs4` - Powerful HTML parser.


## Install
`python(3) -m pip install manhua`

## License
MIT.
badtooth 0.0.1
A memory hacking package for windows games.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# BadTooth
Python Game Cheat Framework

# Development Goals
- Interactive shell script system
- Flexibility
- Scriptability

# Prototype Dev Goals
- Implement portions of Windows API using ctypes
- Each seperate by DLL e.g. kernel32.py
- A Wrapper accesses dll directly, e.g. memory.py
- Windows constants stored in its own .py file