I appreciate you showing setuptools and how to install the CLI in addition to how to use click. That sets your tutorial apart from the others and is more realistic of how it's generally used in the real world.
Thanks! Here's the first step: th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html I'll add more complexity on decorators on future videos! Don't forget to let me know what you think!
definitely decorator ... just a quick observation instead of looping the number of times your string just use oneliner `print( int(number) * "your string")`
You are right! I could've definitely done that! It's great that python gives us all those options! As promised, here's the decorator video! th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html
Certainly! That are many options to make so, but I've honestly only tested PyInstaller. Let me know if you'd like a video about it! I shouldn't take too long to get one ready.
@@FancyGUI it wil be helpful if you make a video as i am working on a cli software application but couldn't find a way to make an executable file other then uploading it on PyPi server so it would be great if you can give a way to make an exe file or a installation file for such software. I have already tried wheel and pyinstaller but its not working or installing after getting an exe file.
Wonderful explanation !!, would like the pace of your videos to be a little slower as it will help a lot of people(whose mother tongue is not english) understand better.
Hey Tom! Are you talking about the setup.py file? That's just to instruct your computer how to install the software and run it! Otherwise you wouldn't be able to just call your CLI from the terminal with the chosen name!
@FancyGUI I followed your instructions and when I type "super" in my terminal I get "zsh: command not found: super". When I run "pip list" I can find "supercli" in the list. Do you know how I can fix that?
That’s probably something in your environment on the way it gets injected on the path of your OS. Ping me here if you still have issues with that. I’m also creating a proper forum to discuss and troubleshoot things better
Sorry to disagree, you’d need to create a way of installing your CLI to make it runnable in your path using the shims from the pip setup. But I do start to code the cli after minute 6! I guess I should time table this, eh?
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I appreciate you showing setuptools and how to install the CLI in addition to how to use click. That sets your tutorial apart from the others and is more realistic of how it's generally used in the real world.
Thank you!
Why are you GUI? (Read in the tone of Nigerian interviewer)
Hahahhah I got the reference LOL
I liked this
Thank you!
Guilherme is a good name, common here in Brazil
It was a really helpful explanation for making CLI apps using Python. specially for making command alias and setup works.
Happy to help! That’s what I’m here for 🙏
Cool! need more in-depth about click like decorators💥
Thanks!
Here's the first step: th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html
I'll add more complexity on decorators on future videos! Don't forget to let me know what you think!
This programmer looks cute. He looks like my neighbors' little boy - snap, laugh, and expressions
Hahaha thanks! I’m just having fun!
Helped me so much in tandem with the documentation of click. Also your style of talking/editing makes it fun to follow along. Thanks a lot mate
I’m so happy i could help! Thanks for following along!
You trying to explain how to speak your name is the best lol. Nice job👏👏
Thanks 😅
definitely decorator ... just a quick observation instead of looping the number of times your string just use oneliner `print( int(number) * "your string")`
You are right! I could've definitely done that! It's great that python gives us all those options!
As promised, here's the decorator video!
th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html
Wow! Very interesting!
Thank you!
Thanks! Awesome tutorial, gonna check back in a few weeks for my new project! ;)
Great! Good luck! Let us know how it went
Amazing video @FancyGUI. I am surprised why aren't people subscribing to your channel.
Thank you for this amazing video
Thank you! I will try to keep more content coming! I really appreciate your feedback!
your so underated bruh.. looking to contribute red teaming projects but kinda stuck at framework..thankz for this guidance about cool library🥰❤🔥
Interesting! Nice job 👍 I wanna hear about decorator. Best regards :)
That's great to hear! I'll try making a video about decorators soon
Hey! Thank you!
As promised, here is the long time coming decorators video!
th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html
Great video mate
Muito bom, valeu pelo video Guilherme !
Vlw bro
can we make an exe or installation file for such cli tools??🤔
Certainly! That are many options to make so, but I've honestly only tested PyInstaller.
Let me know if you'd like a video about it! I shouldn't take too long to get one ready.
@@FancyGUI it wil be helpful if you make a video as i am working on a cli software application but couldn't find a way to make an executable file other then uploading it on PyPi server so it would be great if you can give a way to make an exe file or a installation file for such software. I have already tried wheel and pyinstaller but its not working or installing after getting an exe file.
Wonderful explanation !!, would like the pace of your videos to be a little slower as it will help a lot of people(whose mother tongue is not english) understand better.
Thanks a bunch for your feedback! I will keep that in mind for the next video!
Great explanation!
Would be helpful a tutorial about decorators.
Thanks! I'm glad you've liked my explanation!
As promised: th-cam.com/video/CVAXgCO6T98/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this video! Could someone explain the significance of the first part concerning the setup? I’m new to this whole CLI thing. Thank you.
Hey Tom! Are you talking about the setup.py file? That's just to instruct your computer how to install the software and run it! Otherwise you wouldn't be able to just call your CLI from the terminal with the chosen name!
@@FancyGUI okay thanks for that explanation!
very good
Thank you!!
@FancyGUI I followed your instructions and when I type "super" in my terminal I get "zsh: command not found: super". When I run "pip list" I can find "supercli" in the list. Do you know how I can fix that?
That’s probably something in your environment on the way it gets injected on the path of your OS. Ping me here if you still have issues with that. I’m also creating a proper forum to discuss and troubleshoot things better
"Guilherme" name of Brazil kkkkkkkk
Hah! Too easy, eh?! Well done!
If i had subtitles in portuguese maybe I could understand more the way is to learn inglish even haha
I hope you can still follow my videos! Now TH-cam has translated subtitles, hopefully that helps
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Blink twice if you are ok!
The first 6 minutes have virtually nothing to do with "creating a simple CLI with Python Clock".
Sorry to disagree, you’d need to create a way of installing your CLI to make it runnable in your path using the shims from the pip setup.
But I do start to code the cli after minute 6! I guess I should time table this, eh?