Python in synchronet would be fun:)
Ok I just redid My raspberry PI 3 with debian stretch and will play around with Synchronet on the PI soon, it occured to me that if linux versions of Synchronet could hook to python that would be so much fun to play with.
Python in synchronet would be fun:)
Ok I just redid My raspberry PI 3 with debian stretch and will play
around with Synchronet on the PI soon, it occured to me that if linux
versions of Synchronet could hook to python that would be so much fun
to play with.
Why? We already went through all this hard work to get JS integrated with sbbs. Why not just use that?
Python in synchronet would be fun:)
Ok I just redid My raspberry PI 3 with debian stretch and will play around with Synchronet on the PI soon, it occured to me that if linux versions of Synchronet could hook to python that would be so much fun to play with.
Python in synchronet would be fun:)
You can run Python scripts as externals, if you want.
And Python store data in the JSON DB, which is something I do for Sports Stats. The front-end/interface is written in JS, but the scrapers are all Python.
Just a thought since I am learning python and python is already integreated into the Raspian Stretch OS.
I guess I could learn JS.
I am installing Synchronet On my Raspberry PI 3 right now.
Just a thought since I am learning python and python is already
integreated into the Raspian Stretch OS.
I guess I could learn JS.
I am installing Synchronet On my Raspberry PI 3 right now.
You could probably have some fun trying to write some external door programs for Synchronet in Python. Otherwise, writing a small BBS in Python from scratch might be a fun project to learn how to write network servers
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