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  • Jun 30, 2025

    TweetScraper

    TweetScraper is a simple crawler/spider for Twitter Search without using API

    TweetScraper can get tweets from Twitter Search. It is built on Scrapy without using Twitter’s APIs. The crawled data is not as clean as the one obtained by the APIs, but the benefits are you can get rid of the API’s rate limits and restrictions. Ideally, you can get all the data from Twitter Search.

    WARNING: please be polite and follow the crawler’s politeness policy.

    Tags: #python • twitter-search • scrapy

  • Jun 30, 2025

    netattack2

    An advanced network scan and attack script based on GUI. 2nd version of no-GUI netattack.

    NETATTACK2 is a script written in python that can scan and attack networks. It is GUI-based which makes it easy to understand.

    Tags: #python

  • Jun 29, 2025

    Anthias

    Anthias is a digital signage platform for Raspberry Pi devices and PCs. Formerly known as Screenly OSE, it was rebranded to clear up the confusion between Screenly (the paid version) and Anthias. More details can be found in this blog post.

    :tada: NEW: Now with Raspberry Pi 5 Support! :tada:

    Want to help Anthias thrive? Support us using GitHub Sponsor.

    Tags: #python • digital-signage • raspberry-pi

  • Jun 29, 2025

    metastream

    Watch streaming media with friends.

    • Supports Chromium and Firefox browsers.
    • Synchronized playback of streaming media across various websites.
    • Public, private, and offline sessions.
    • Support for WebRTC peer-to-peer connections.
    • Real-time chat.
    • Collaborative media queue.
    • Timestamp cue points parsed from media description.
    • Auto-fullscreen of embedded media.
    • Per-user playback permissions, managed by the host.
    • Basic host administrative functionality (kicking peers).
    • Localization—see info on contributing.

    Tags: #typescript • media-player • p2p

  • Jun 29, 2025

    whatsapp-bot

    Whatsapp Bot Multi Device - Node Js - Internationalization

    This project require

    Tags: #typescript • bot • hacktoberfest

  • Jun 28, 2025

    mjml-app

    :email: The desktop app for MJML

    Visit the website to download the version that fits your platform, or just go to the release page.

    Tags: #javascript • mjml

  • Jun 28, 2025

    detext

    DeText: A Deep Neural Text Understanding Framework for Ranking and Classification Tasks

    • Natural language understanding powered by state-of-the-art deep neural networks
      • automatic feature extraction with deep models
      • end-to-end training
      • interaction modeling between ranking sources and targets
    • A general framework with great flexibility
      • customizable model architectures
      • multiple text encoder support
      • multiple data input types support
      • various optimization choices
      • standard training flow control
    • Easy-to-use
      • Configuration based modeling (e.g., all configurations through command line)

    Tags: #python • ranking • deep-neural-networks

  • Jun 28, 2025

    element-desktop

    A glossy Matrix collaboration client for desktop.

    Element Desktop is a Matrix client for desktop platforms with Element Web at its core.

    Tags: #typescript • element • element-web

  • Jun 27, 2025

    stryker-js

    Mutation testing for JavaScript and friends

    Professor X: For someone who hates mutants… you certainly keep some strange company. William Stryker: Oh, they serve their purpose… as long as they can be controlled.

    Welcome to StrykerJS’s monorepo. This is where all official stryker packages are maintained. If you’re new to monorepos: don’t be scared. You’ll find the packages in the packages folder.

    If you’re interested in why we chose a monorepo, please read babeljs’s design document about monorepos. We use it for the same reasons as they do.

    Tags: #typescript • mutation-testing • stryker

  • Jun 27, 2025

    ISO-3166-Countries-with-Regional-Codes

    ISO 3166-1 country lists merged with their UN Geoscheme regional codes in ready-to-use JSON, XML, CSV data sets

    These lists are the result of merging data from two sources, the Wikipedia ISO 3166-1 article for alpha and numeric country codes, and the UN M49 Standard country or area codes for statistical use data for countries’ regional, and sub-regional codes. In addition to countries, it includes dependent territories.

    The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) site provides partial data (capitalised and sometimes stripped of non-latin ornamentation), but sells the complete data set as a Microsoft Access 2003 database. Other sites give you the numeric and character codes, but there appeared to be no sites that included the associated UN-maintained regional codes in their data sets. I scraped data from the above two websites that is all publicly available already to produce some ready-to-use complete data sets that will hopefully save someone some time who had similar needs.

    Tags: #ruby • region-codes • countries

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