Search Results for "organize"

HTTPie Desktop is a graphical API client built on top of the popular HTTPie terminal tool, offering a user-friendly interface for testing and interacting with APIs. It combines the simplicity of HTTPie’s CLI with a modern desktop and web UI for a more visual workflow. Developers can easily build, send, and preview HTTP requests without needing to memorize commands or write scripts. The platform supports organizing work into spaces, collections, and tabs, making it ideal for managing multiple...

...It provides a structured framework for creating spiders that can navigate websites, extract structured data, and process the collected results. Developers define crawlers using components such as spiders, parsers, and items, allowing them to organize crawling logic and data extraction rules clearly. Gain supports CSS selectors and XPath expressions for parsing page content and extracting specific elements. Gain also allows developers to configure headers, concurrency levels, and proxy settings to control how crawlers interact with target websites. Because it uses asynchronous programming, Gain can handle multiple requests efficiently while minimizing blocking operations.

OmniPull is a powerful, cross-platform download manager built with Python and PySide6. It provides a modern, intuitive interface for managing downloads with advanced features like multi-threading, queue management, and media extraction.

HomeTabs project helps you to organize bookmarks for web browsers (like a standart browser's home page, but cooler and more comfortable). Design of HomeTabs was inspiried by Mozilla Firefox startpage, i think this is the best way to organise bookmarks, but history of browsing saved on homepage - is bad idea. GitHub: https://github.com/grildroid/HomeTabs Discord: https://discord.gg/6ZGDgFjDVm

mzitu is a Python-based web crawling project designed to automatically download and organize image galleries from a specific photography site. It demonstrates how to build a scraper that navigates gallery pages, retrieves image links, and saves the images locally in a structured directory layout. It focuses on automating the collection of large sets of images by programmatically parsing page content and iterating through gallery entries. mzitu also includes a simple analysis script that processes downloaded folder names to generate statistics and visualizations. ...

...It functions as a crawler interface that sends requests to the search engine, retrieves results, and converts the returned pages into structured data that can be used in applications or analysis pipelines. Internally, the library separates its functionality into several layers including an API interface, request handling, and response parsing components to organize the crawling workflow. These components work together to process HTTP requests, handle verification mechanisms, and transform HTML or JSON responses into usable objects. Developers can integrate the library into scripts or larger data collection systems to automate gathering content from public accounts.

MindRetrieve is a personal search engine. It helps you organize and retrieve web pages you have visited. MindRetrieve is a lightweight, cross-platform, open source application available under the BSD license. It works with all popular web browsers.

Urban Mediator is for communities to mediate local, location-based discussions, activities, information. Uses maps to represent location-based data, has tools to process, share and organize this information, also on mobile. Supported by EC.

A CMS written in python. It's goal is to provide a simple but highly extendable system to organize web-content. Based on WSGI and ZODB, the Zope Object Database.

While learning the Zope application server, I wrote an application for my father (Paul) to track his train collection inventory. Since he really wasn't sure how he wanted to organize his inventory, I had to make it really flexible.

pix is a online picture gallery system written in python. it has minimal features but also minimal complexity and external dependencies. it uses your directories to organize pictures, creates and caches thumbnails and web friendly image sizes as well.

FrAendZ (pronounced like friends) is an internet-platform for a circle of close friends. It is supposed to help to stay in contact and organize common events (in fact I wrote it to keep some friendships alive). It runs with a minimum of requirements and

Software to organize, interpret, and present course survey results on the web. Requires Python; uses a database and a webserver. Colored rating bars, plots, statistical comparisons, cross-referencing.

A Web-Based system for activists to share information and organize for events. Including a content mangement system for the public as well as services for the users. Users will be able to communicate via forums/listservs.

ThoughtStream is a program that allows you to store information and organize it the way your mind works -- by associations or links between ideas.

This site was created because we believe good friends and good food always pair well together. Our goal is to make it easy for you to create, organize, and share your favorite recipes with your friends, family, and communities. You can invite friends to add recipes or use recipes right from the site and once your cookbook is completed you can share with a select few or with everyone! You can even send it to print and have it delivered to your front door.