D-link

d-link is a Python library designed to extract data from a Python script and push it to a GitHub Pages repository. This allows you to dynamically update content on your GitHub Pages site based on values from your Python code.

Features

• Extract constants and other data from Python scripts.
• Push extracted data to a GitHub Pages repository.
• Easy setup and configuration.

Installation

You can install the d_link library using pip:

pip install d_link

Usage

1. Configure the Repository

First, configure the GitHub repository URL and authentication token:

from d_link import DataToGitHub

# Initialize DataToGitHub with the path to your Python script
data_to_github = DataToGitHub(script_path="path/to/your/script.py")

# Configure the repository (run this once)
data_to_github.configure_repository()

# Optionally, display current settings
data_to_github.display_settings()

2. Push Data to GitHub

Once configured, you can push data from your Python script to GitHub Pages:

from d_link import DataToGitHub

# Initialize DataToGitHub with the path to your Python script
data_to_github = DataToGitHub(script_path="path/to/your/script.py")

# Push data from the Python script to GitHub Pages
data_to_github.push_data()

Configuration

The configure_repository method prompts you to enter:

• GitHub Repository URL: The URL of the GitHub repository where you want to push data.
• GitHub Personal Access Token: Used for authentication with GitHub.

Ensure that the GitHub Pages site is set up to display or use the data in data.json.

Troubleshooting

• Library Not Found: Ensure the library is installed with pip install d_link. Verify installation with pip show d_link.
• Path Issues: Confirm that the file paths in your script are correct and accessible.
• Authentication Errors: Verify your GitHub personal access token and repository URL are accurate and have the necessary permissions.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any questions or issues, please open an issue on the GitHub repository or contact Web Wizard.