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how should i use in python3 to connect to Sky for Business and send some messages to user over it
The Official Skype Developer website can give you the features it supports. But unfortunately the one you need is not there.
Skype4Py should do the trick. Its not an official library.
Based on the docs:
from Skype4Py import Skype
import sys
client = Skype()
client.Attach()
user = sys.argv[1]
message = ' '.join(sys.argv[2:]
client.SendMessage(user, message)
This snippet should ideally help you out.
[Update: Library compatibility with python 3.x is still a question. Alternatively you can also check Skpy which also supports python 3.x]
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In one of my projects it is mandatory to send UDS commands using the DoIP protocol. We are using Robot Framework to make some automized test of an ECU of a car prototype. Is there some already existing python library, that allows to send UDS commands over DoIP instead of CAN?
Have you tried Python-uds. It was designed to provide a high-level uds interface which can utilize any communication protocol (e.g. LIN, FlexRay, DoIP). It has a parser tool which can parse an ODX file and produce an easy-to-use interface based on the ODX definition.
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I want to implement a feature that will import contacts of a user from different sites as choosen by user like gmail,yahoo,facebook etc. I found Django openinviter which was a django app written over openinviter api but my requirement was authentication for importing contacts should be done like oauth i.e we should not ask password from user. So anyone can please help me with this
Try CloudSponge. We have a great widget that makes integration extremely easy (5 minute copy/paste job) and an API if you want to make the user interface different from how the widget looks.
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I am looking for a Twitter Streaming API Python library with proxy support. I love tweepy, but unfortunately I haven't seen a way to use an HTTP proxy. Any ideas?
Check this tweepy commit; it uses urllib2 for executing APIMethods through proxies.
Tweepy uses httplib internally which is too low level to have proxy settings. You have to change Stream._run() method to connect to proxy instead of target host and use full (with scheme and host) URL in request.
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As asked, I would like my script to check network bandwidth giving me any idea how fast user can surf through web. Is there any library, which allows me to specify size of package to be send and gives ping time or whatever?
This answer mentions a Python implementation of ping that returns the ICMP packet's round-trip time. You can use the improved code from the comment: https://gist.github.com/255009.
But note that since it uses raw sockets, your Python script will need to run as root.
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Are there any good team-chat websites, preferably in Python, ideally with CherryPy or Trac?
This is similar to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46612/whats-a-good-freeware-collaborative-ie-multiuser-instant-messenger#46660, but a few primary differences:
1) I very much want to host the server.
2) I don't care if Smileys are included or not in the client.
3) I'd like two options for the users:
a) Ability to host a private IRC like chat on my Trac page (or link to such a page),
b) allow remote clients to also interact.
Campfire from 37 signals - the rails guys.
Edit: It doesn't meet your requirements but it has some great features...