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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import argparse
import logging
import os
import re
from datetime import datetime


republication_path = '/data/activity_resources/republication'
languages = {'AR_EG', 'BG_BG', 'CS_CZ', 'DA_DK', 'DE_DE', 'EL_GR', 'EN_GB', 'EN_US', 'ES_ES', 'ET_EE', 'FI_FI', 'FR_FR', 'GA_IE', 'HR_HR', 'HU_HU', 'ID_ID', 'IT_IT', 'LT_LT', 'LV_LV', 'MT_MT', 'NL_NL', 'PT_BR', 'PT_PT', 'PL_PL', 'RO_RO', 'RU_RU', 'SK_SK', 'SL_SI', 'SV_SE', 'TR_TR', 'NB_NO'}

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import argparse
from selenium import webdriver
import time
from subprocess import run


def get_magnets(url):
    browser = webdriver.Chrome()
    browser.get(url)

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confargparse

Extends argparse.ArgumentParser to make it able to take in values from a configuration file.

Beyond the added functionality it doesn't not modify the behaviour of argparse.ArgumentParser and can thus be used as a drop in replacement.

Why

You may want to provide values either to the CLI or by configuration file. And you don't want to check yourself if each value not provided to the CLI is present in the configuration file. And you also don't want the CLI to shout an error because it hasn't been provided an option when it is present in the configuration file.

How