This is a tool to help you construct a good question about Python on StackOverflow, although it can help with other forums too. It assumes that you’ve written some code that isn’t behaving correctly. This should not be a problem, as StackOverflow generally expects you to show that you’ve tried something.
To install: run pip install ask-so in a terminal. You will need pip, which you can install with the instructions here. On Linux/OSX you may need to run sudo pip install ask-so. If nothing works, you can download the source, unzip it, and run python setup.py inside.
To use:
(Optional, best if your question involves files) Navigate to the location of your code in a terminal.
Run askso in the terminal. If that doesn’t work: python -m askso. This will start a server.
Visit http://localhost:5000/ in your browser.
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Release files for ask-so 1.0.4
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