besttags 1.0.1

Install

$ pip install besttags

Command-line

$ best-tags coding python programmer --fix fullstackhero

#fullstackhero #coding #programming #programmer #html #css #javascript #developer
#code #webdeveloper #coder #webdesign #webdevelopment #technology #php #java
#software #tech #python #computer #computerscience #development #codinglife
#linux #programmers #softwaredeveloper #bhfyp #web #webdesigner #c

See the help for more informations

$ python -m besttags --help

or

$ best-tags --help

Examples

The simple one-liner. It will save the best hashtags for the given tags in a file.

from besttags import Manager

# The tags you are interested in.
tags = ['coder', 'programmers', 'python']

Manager()(tags).save('best_hashtags.txt')

You can change the default settings and add additional tags and use print() to show the tags

Manager(limit=10, fix=['fullstackhero'])(tags).save('10_best_hashtags.txt')

print(Manager()(tags))

Use the Manager to create an object, which you can use multiple times. It is callable and allows a list or single strings.

best = Manager(fix=['fullstackhero'])

best('computer', 'instagood')
best(['coder', 'programmers', 'python'])

The result is a class, with some basic functions. So you can iterate it and get the length.

result = best('coder', 'programmers', 'python')

print(len(result))

for tag in result:
    print(tag)

print(result)

result.save('best_hashtags.txt')

1.0.1 (2019-02-07)

• bug-fix for disjunkte tags

1.0.0 (2019-02-07)

• First release on PyPI.