Some random scripts and programs written by myself for various daily (and not really) purposes or for single use. They reflect the way I used to learn python programming, and might be helpful for someone. If any bugs're spotted, feel free to report it.
Most of these scripts were written from scratch for some one-time task, or some for automation. They are not supposed to be full-fledged problem solvers. If you like any of them, freely copy, modify, and do whatever you like! :) They are all MIT licensed.
eagle_recover.pyStatus: almost all features working, no thorough testing
Very simple tool I wrote for single use, when accidently erased the full project directory with all work done. It might come in use some time for anybody. Needs some tuning, no performance measurements taken.
Lang: Py3
Another yet simple script, that extracts files embedded inside stored-email files or raw HTTP responses.
Time spent: 2hr Lang: Py3, C Status: almost all features working, no thorough testing
A simple Morse encoder with static sentences. Should take the index of a sentence to transmit from external DIP-switch, and then periodically beeps it using externally attached buzzer.
This sketch comes with simplistic code generator that takes the dict of characters with corresponding codes and packs
it into condensed binary representation as 2 tables: one for the Morse sequences themselves, and other one for sequence
lengths. The charactes in these tables are sorted by their ASCII-code (got with ord function), and written in sequence.
The selection of particular character code is made with generated if operator.
Time spent: ~3hr Status: working Dep: tornado-web
One-time script used to gather the promoted livejournals for a specific interval. Consists of 2 parts: a script injected through browser console, and a tiny web-server that puts the data from incoming requests into SQLite database.