Make sure to install all the dependencies needed for each individual module.
Dependencies
Required:
- `sudo apt-get install gcc`
- `sudo apt-get install libbluetooth-dev`
Install latest version (stable)
pip install codewars
Alternative versions
1. Go to "https://github.com/0x78f1935/codewars/releases" and do
2. Download the latest version, unzip it.
3. Open a virtualenv and navigate to the extracted folder.
4. Now install the wheel package:
`python -m pip install codewars-x_x_x_whl`
Install development version (unstable)
pip install git+https://github.com/0x78f1935/codewars@master
Docker
There is also a Dockerfile and a docker-compose.yaml file which include a
python build where codewars will be preinstalled. You can modify the dockerfile
to your liking. The Dockerfile downloads always the unstable version by default.
Examples
Info
Refer for detailed documentation to here
In the following section you will find a brief example on how to use this code. This library is ment to grow over time so more examples to come...
Logger
Example:
```
from codewars.logger import Logger
logger = Logger(appname="test", mode="DEBUG", write=False)
logger._testLoggerClass()
logger.info("Hello World!")
```
Note
The whole module makes use of the
Loggerclass instead of the
UnitTests
Example:
```
from codewars.unittest import Test
print(Test().run())
```
BlueTooth
Example:
```
from codewars.bluetooth import Bluetooth
bt = Bluetooth() # Initialize the class, Scans once
scan_results1 = bt.scan() # Scan area for the default 10 seconds, this is \
# also executed when this class initializes
scan_results2 = bt.run_until_discovered() # Scan until a device is found
print("Scan results1: {}".format(scan_results1))
print("Scan results2: {}".format(scan_results2))
```
Wifi
Example:
```
from codewars.wifi import Wifi
wifi = Wifi("enp0s31f6")
sniff_results = wifi.sniff(totalResults=10)
print(sniff_results)
info_results = wifi.info(sniff_results)
print(info_results)
wifi.sniff_forever(duration=300)
```
Surfer
Example:
```
from codewars.surf import Surfer
from asyncio import get_event_loop
surf = Surfer(loop=get_event_loop())
# GET METHODS
print(surf.get(url='http://httpbin.org/get')) # Read page
print(surf.get(url='http://httpbin.org/get', json=True)) # Read json
print(surf.get(url='http://httpbin.org/basic-auth/test/test1123', auth=('test', 'test1123'), json=True))
# POST METHODS
print(surf.post(
url='http://httpbin.org/post',
header={'api_key': 'special-key'},
data={
"id": 0x78f1935,
"username": "codewars",
},
json=True
))
```
Scraper
Example
```
from codewars.scraper import Scraper
scraper = Scraper(debug=True)
scraper.hrefs(url = 'https://codewars.nl/space')
```
Refer for detailed documentation to here
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