Who's looking for open source contributors? (July 2 edition)

Please shamelessly promote your project. Everyone who posted in previous weeks is welcome back this week, as always. 😄

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[Alexey Melezhik]

HI!

If you have a useful script, you may upload it to SparrowHub - linux scripts repository. You'll find how to do so on the site. If you got stuck let me know.

Best

Alexey

[100]

Hey there. I've been working on MusicUtils for a while.

It is a primarily CLI based package for managing all your musical needs at one place, such as downloading (we use youtube-dl to download and convert music to mp3), updating the ID3 tags, organising your directories based on artists, and so on.

Try it out:
pip install MusicUtils

This is pretty small and basic so far, so very beginner-friendly. I'd love to hear what you think of it. Thanks!

[Nuster Cache Server]

nuster is a high performance caching proxy server based on HAProxy.

Welcome any contributors for ideas, bugs reports, PRs:

• Disk persistence
• Sync between nodes
• Other GitHub issues
• etc

thanks

[Yosbel Marín]

React Declarative Control Flow

For devs missing a declarative JSX control flow. Any thought is welcome.

github.com/yosbelms/react-declarat...
github.com/yosbelms/react-deco

[EDITED: the lib has ben renamed to react-deco]

[monsterooo]

I wrote earlier dev.to/monsterooo/better-statement... Some ideas

[Yosbel Marín]

Great! Seems like many devs doesn't like this style for React but I keep thinking it is easier to read and maintain, and less spaghetti.

[monsterooo]

yes, They just want to use jsx. But I think there should be a better way

[Samay]

Enlight - Learn to code by building projects

Enlight is a community-driven collection of programming projects with 1,700+ users and has been on the frontpage of Product Hunt and HN.

I want to spread this project-based approach, and so I am looking for contributors to submit mini projects they have made in any language using any technology. Anyone can submit a project once they are logged in.

Thanks!

[Jeremy Grifski]

All I ask is read over the contributing doc and the pull request doc. Those two should be enough to get started! :)

[mamhaidly]

To all open source contributors/repo maintainers, I am working on a project that would help you guys grow faster and would ease off your work. If you can spare some time to answer few questions via email, please reply to this post and I will contact you.

[Muhsin K]

Hi

[mamhaidly]

I got your email from your github account and just sent you an email. Thank you for your time.

[Vaibhav]

Calling all Sense8 fans here :D

We are working to create a Sense8 based website/app which is inspired by the ideals of Sense8 and aims to connect every fan and even otherwise who value and believe in the message of Sense8 - Love and equality for all.

You can visit our website and look for your cluster at sensorium.online/

Any and all contributions are very much welcome at github.com/sensorium-app/
You can also connect with us on Slack at join.slack.com/t/sense8app/shared_...

Hope to see you soon :)
I am also a WE!

[Andrea Benfatti]

Climb - Python CLI argument parser

In the past week I built a CLI tool to use at work and while searching for libraries to parse command like Git or Kubectl do and i came to the conclusion that nothing was as i wanted so i started to build my parser.

Done

• Core parser
• Simple parameters type
• Optinal argument
• Positional argument

Needed

• List argument
• Advance argument types
• Automatic argument inferences using mypi type description

This is my first open source Python package so every suggestion and help is welcome. It could be a good project for people that want to start contributing to opensource

[Vadim]

Hi!

I assume this is the right link to the project - Climb.

[mamhaidly]

How do I start?

[Andrea Benfatti]

As a start, you can clone the repository, run python setup.py develop and to install the package in dev mode and try to use it a small example like the one in the readme. Once you get that working try to understand how it works, and try to make some changes to add some functionality, the easiest thing is probably improving the output of the help page. If you want something more challenging you can think about how to implement a more advanced argument typing.

[Alex Dovzhanyn]

I've recently been working on porting the Redux library to ruby, to allow for separation of state and logic in your backend and to encourage better standards for writing code. I've gotten a large portion of it up to spec and it's been released as a ruby gem, but it would be nice if people here could test / audit it or even submit a pr in case I missed something in my implementation.

Check it out here: github.com/alexdovzhanyn/rydux