Twitter Streaming API Python library with proxy support? [closed] - python

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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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Python library for sending UDS commands over DoIP [closed]

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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.

Sykpe For Business message sending through Python [closed]

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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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RESTful API built on top of DynamoDB? [closed]

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I'm looking for a super-easy way to build a RESTful API in python on top of DynamoDB. If running on MongoDB, for example, there is EVE. Similar tools to EVE include Falcon, Tastypie, Flask-RESTful... Unfortunately, as far as I can tell, none of them work with DynamoDB out of the box. DynamoDB is popular enough that I feel this is likely to be a solved problem already, but.. what is the solution?
I guess this is what you are looking for:
AWS API GateWay (Rest), Lambda (InBetween/Logic) and DynamoDB(Data).
Tutorial: https://snowulf.com/2015/08/05/tutorial-aws-api-gateway-to-lambda-to-dynamodb/
note: you can use Python in Lambda

Can you recommend some Python HTTP client library? [closed]

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I want to use Python to capture info from some websites.
I want the HTTP client to meet this conditions:
Supports HTTPS
Will not use too much memory, should not generate a lot of processes or threads.
Has clear documentation and is actively supported
I know that requests, tornado, or the gevent -httpclient
can finish my task, but I do not know which is the best? Or is there some other choices?
Or if there is some other choices written in C/c++.
Use requests. It has the most same API of the various libraries.
Another option is httplib2.
simple (and therefore efficient)
supports everything one needs and Python 3
not on Github
few months may pass before next commit (partly because it just works)
here's another suggestions:
GRequests allows you to use Requests with Gevent to make asynchronous HTTP Requests easily.
httplib2
Requests
treq
I find urllib3 is a great option. It sets up request pooling for you and handles SSL easily.
Also I think requests now uses it under the hood.
http://urllib3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Bottle-friendly WSGI authentication library/middleware [closed]

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What I need is a lightweight authentication/ACL library or middleware which is preferably capable of openID (though this is not crucial), and would play nice with bottle framework (i.e, maybe not use exceptions as an internal flow-control mechanism). Any suggestions?
EDIT:
Any thoughts on barrel?
I suggest you look to repoze.who for authentication and repoze.what for authorization. Both of them are designed to be generic WSGI middleware and easily can work with any of WSGI frameworks.
Another option for authentication with bottle is to use the cork plugin. I've used it successfully, and it has several database (and even a non-database) backends.

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