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# Given a string of letters, output all the english word permutations of those letters.
# pip install click pyenchant
from itertools import permutations
import sys
import click
try:
	import enchant
except ImportError:
	enchant = None

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Managing Git Hub pull requests from an upstream repository with the git cli

Sometimes, when I fork a repository I do it just to mess around with the code to see if I can come up with any useful features to eventually PR into upstream/master. Other times (when a repository hasn't been committed to in a while), I'll fork it to merge outstanding pull requests from upstream. There is a way to do this from the github website, but it's (in my opinion) overly complicated and I much prefer a nice and easy commandline approach.

I figured this out by reading through this stackoverflow question (scroll down to see the answer in question), and am posting it in this gist so I'll have something to refer to in the future, as well as helping anyone who has a similar need for commandline simplisity.

setup

For this to work, you must have at least 2 remotes, in this example "origin" is your fork of the

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#!/usr/bin/env python

# quick browser link printer
# outputs to browser.log in home directory by default

import sys
import os
import datetime
import psutil

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def list_all_torrents(client):
    """Given a valid transmission RPC client instance, lists all torrents and the progress of each"""
    bitmath.format_string = "{value:.2f} {unit}"
    for torrent in client.get_torrents():
        print("Torrent %d, %s. Status: %s. Progress: %s percent. Download rate: %s, upload rate: %s, Total size: %s, downloaded: %s, uploaded: %s." %(torrent.id, torrent.name, torrent.status, round(torrent.progress, 3), bitmath.Byte(torrent.rateDownload).best_prefix(), bitmath.Byte(torrent.rateUpload).best_prefix(), bitmath.Byte(torrent.totalSize).best_prefix(), bitmath.Byte(torrent.downloadedEver).best_prefix(), bitmath.Byte(torrent.uploadedEver).best_prefix()))