DEV Community: zoharasulin

OSDC-2023-OPEN SOURCE PROJECT

zoharasulin — Tue, 27 Jun 2023 20:50:40 +0000

Hi everyone,
As part of the OSCD course,
Today I want to update you on an open source project I built called stringmatching
I would love for you to use it, I needed it in order to identify between 2 names that are accepted in my system and to assess whether the names are the same and what is the percentage of closeness between them.
I found a library that uses the Lewinstein distance algorithm and its name is FuzzyWuzzy
And in addition I added tests and used the Flask library to get 2 inputs and the ability to calculate the percentage of proximity of the strings in the html view.
It seems like something small but when I wanted such a thing for my work I couldn't find it and it took me some time to find the libraries and prepare a service.
That's why I want to offer you my project and reveal it so that if you ever need something like this you can use it.
You can change the function and add data that is intended for your specific project.
I added a test and CI file, I hope I helped you and look again at the README file in the project.

For any question, comment or clarification, I would appreciate it if you could contact me and I will answer as soon as possible.
Successfully,
Zohar.

osdc-assigment11-unittest

zoharasulin — Mon, 12 Jun 2023 20:58:51 +0000

In last session we learned about Unit test on process and function code we build.

Unit testing is a critical aspect of software development as it helps identify and fix bugs early in the development process. By writing unit tests, we can verify the behavior and functionality of individual units of code, such as functions or methods, in isolation.

we over on many important examples and syntax code in presentation :

I chose to do a unit test on a repo that I had already built CI on
But because it's just an API
There was meaningful to build a test on.
So I chose code that this API is based on from another repo.
My repo that i build on PR is university-domains-list
One example of my test- Testing with Multiple Country Scopes:

def test_multiple_country_scopes(self):
    source_data = [...]  # Sample source data
    filtered_output = country_filter(source_data, ["China", "France"])
    expected_output = [...]  # Expected filtered output for China and France
    self.assertEqual(filtered_output, expected_output)

my PR that I send to author:

HI .
This PR was sent as part of course OSDC taught by: @szabgab.
I add file test to your code filter.py.
I think this tests can help your project when in further- you change the code or maybe add more features.
I see your project and project API that base on your code and it very intersting.
I wonder that was in your list json universities and colleges from Israel(my country :))
Nice job!

Conclusion
In this unit test, I have explored the process of writing unit tests for Project university-domains-list country_filter function. I have covered different scenarios, including single country scopes, multiple country scopes, non-existent country scopes, empty source data, and empty country scopes. By writing these tests, I can ensure the correctness and robustness of the function, catching any potential bugs or issues early on.

Unit testing is an essential practice in software development, enabling us to build reliable and maintainable code. By investing time and effort into writing comprehensive unit tests, we can increase confidence in our codebase and streamline the development process.

I hope I have convinced you why you should test your next project
A little secret - it's very easy but much more important.

Hope to hear soon
Zohar.

OSDC-Assigment9-GithubActions(CI)

zoharasulin — Wed, 31 May 2023 20:38:04 +0000

In lesson 9 we learned about "Continuous Integration(CI) for GitHub projects" We learned GitHub Actions and provided examples of how to use them. The presentation included a demonstration of a simple workflow and implementation, examples of how to trigger jobs, and an overview of environment variables and repositories from @szabgab.
This links can help learn the subject:

The assignment was to find a project with tests but without continuous integration and set up a GitHub Action to run the tests.
I find intresting project universities-api-wrapper from pydigger
This steps of my work in here assigment:
1) Fork the project to be able edit it.

2) Add GitHub Actions Workflow to ci.yml. in folders i create .github/workflow.

3) Create ci.yml - this my code:

name: CI

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
  pull_request:
    branches:
      - main

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
      - name: Checkout code
        uses: actions/checkout@v2

      - name: Set up Python
        uses: actions/setup-python@v2
        with:
          python-version: 3.9  

      - name: Install dependencies
        run: pip install -r requirements.txt

      - name: Run tests
        run: pytest

4) Validate my code yaml in yaml-validator

5) send PR that i explain to author why i create the file ci.yml.

6) To activate the workflow, you need to select it from the Actions menu and run it manually.

Update: my PR is merged:Hi @zoharasulin. Thank you! I was intending to create this at some point, so it was very helpful you to create this pull request. Much appreciated.

that's it!!
Thank you for listening,
Zohar.

osdc-2023-assigment8-gitbash

zoharasulin — Thu, 18 May 2023 22:58:32 +0000

At lesson 8 we learned how to configure git-scm on Windows, including setting the default editor and configuring global and local repository settings*(one thing that help me that is to choice notepad instead vim)*
We also learned about the process of cloning, forking, and pulling repositories, as well as creating and pushing repositories to GitHub.
Additionally, we were introduced to basic git workflows, including branching, adding, committing, and pushing changes to a repository. Finally, we learned about advanced git commands, such as rebasing and force pushing, to manage changes to a repository.

I'm Highly recommend if you want to know git from basic to listen 2 videos:
Here learn how to upload new project from cmd git to github
and here learn how to fork exist reposotory and push with changes

something that help me from this lesson:
Take link from ssh when you want to send changes to project in github via git-bash and not from https.

This week's assigment was to take one project, set up the local development environment, and send a PR.
I chose the OSDC - Open Source Development Course

I found course in india that very same to this course and add him to courses.md

The very most thing when you work on project that is not your, change the main branch to other branch by:

git checkout -b zoharasulin/add

To work on project that is not yourself,you need add new fork in github,after copy ssh(not http!)
and write:

git remote add fork git@github.com:zoharasulin/OSDC-Code-Maven.github.io.git

now you can see you have 2 remotes when you write:

git remote -v

I hope I help you,if you need help feel free to contact me here.

Zohar

OSDC-2023-assignment6&7 -Docker

zoharasulin — Mon, 15 May 2023 22:28:12 +0000

In lessons 6 and 7, we learn about docker.
We reviewed what a "Docker" image is and saw how to set up a development environment with its help.
We went over the slides of Learning Linux in a Docker container up before the slide about CentOS.
and also we saw examples of Open source project in Docker.

my favorite language is python, so I develop with it.

All package that I fix something i chose from pydigger this site Leads to libraries where things need to be fixed, for example they lack author,vcs or ci.

Setting up a development environment via Docker :

Make sure you have Docker installed on your machine:
Docker.
for package django-autotask:

 git clone git@github.com:KerkhoffTechnologies/django-autotask.git
    cd django-autotask
    docker build -t django-autotask .
    docker run -it --name my-django-autotask-container django-autotask /bin/bash

link to my PR

for package sankaku

git clone https://github.com/zerex290/sankaku.git
cd sankaku
docker run -it --name sankaku -w /opt -v$(pwd):/opt python:3.11 bash

link to my PR

some of packages I add fix of installs that was missing like here Or missing code that is will me more clearly:

I learned a lot from the lessons:
1.Run containers in Docker

You don't have to be afraid to send PR, in the worst case you don't receive them. 3.perform tests on scripts

Thanks to Gabor that makes the world a better place.

Best regards,Zohar.

OSDC-2023-assignment5

zoharasulin — Sun, 30 Apr 2023 08:09:46 +0000

my assigment
Fix the PR that I was in assigment 4,Find more projects via PyDigger, and create more PR try this time to make it more interesting and more challenging.
Add better projects to our JSON (that are not ours).

Also I want to start write what I learned from our assigment in course ODSC

in setup.py I add author as:

 setuptools.setup(
    name="name of the project",
    version="1.1.7",
    author="Foo Bar",
    author_email="Foo.Bar.contact@Foo.com",
    license="MIT"

and in pyproject.toml I add author as:

  [build-system]
    requires = ["poetry>=0.12"]
    build-backend = "poetry.masonry.api"
    license = "Apache-2.0"

my PR was accepted or still not get respect from the authors.

this projects that I now add to following:

scanpy
Scanpy is a scalable toolkit for analyzing single-cell gene expression data built jointly with anndata.

seurat
Seurat is an R toolkit for single cell genomics, developed and maintained by the Satija Lab at NYGC.

autothresholdr
Algorithms for automatically finding appropriate thresholds for numerical data, with special functions for thresholding images.

OSDC Assigment #4

zoharasulin — Sun, 09 Apr 2023 21:53:18 +0000

IN LESSON #4 in course OSDC We looked at the PyDigger web site and the Stats page from where we had links to
There are projects have link to VCS but no license field

, projects have link to VCS but no author field

, projects have link to VCS but no summary

and projects where PyDigger did not find VCS

I get focus on projects have link to VCS but no author field
These are projects that I try add authors:
textfsmplus
ipoly
wi1-bot
mlxu
KappaData

I hope your interest my H.W. because I think that is very important to us world!

HAPPY HOLIDAY MY FRIEND!

OSDC-2023-assignment3

zoharasulin — Mon, 27 Mar 2023 11:51:04 +0000

I learned a lot from latest lecture:

how to Create Github pages use with Markdown.
how to use with git bash-Setup local git configure, clone, add, commit, etc. I build page in github that navigate to another page that is my cv. I very like this course and it important to my Professional life. Also I Check out what others in other course did for inspiration.

my page and cv in github

OSDC-2023-second-assignment

zoharasulin — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 20:16:51 +0000

In second lesson course osdc we go over the PRs that we opened and fix issues in PR instead of opening new ones. we saw how to follow interesting projects on GitHub to get notifications. We got a better understanding of the structure of a Github URL, and how to find a git repo of a project. we saw how use in yaml files
and I do assigment in Yaml,I very like it and I think that:
"A small step for man, a giant step for humanity".

I have selected each person and interesting projects to follow in github and devto :
TD
Arseny Zinchenko
Gabor Szabo
Freddy Adiv
DataSciencePython
yaml_tutorial

Assignment 1 Version Control, Journal, Slack

zoharasulin — Tue, 14 Mar 2023 20:41:41 +0000

I just started OSDC 2023 course with @szabgab OSDC and here is my first assignment:
My name is Zohar and I'm student of MSC. in Azrieli college azrieli site

This is my github

I would love to tell you a little about me:

I am 27 years old, happily married and mother of 3 sweet children.

For two years I have been working as a data developer and analyst.

I love what I do and am interested in software and data.

I expect that in this course I will be able to master github and share public projects to improve the world and help developers like I am helped by web searches.