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🧠 Python-Commandline-Tools Wiki

Welcome to the Python-Commandline-Tools project wiki.

This repository is a personal collection of Python command-line tools, automation scripts, and learning projects.
All tools are launched from a single interactive terminal menu, making it easy to experiment, learn, and extend.

This wiki documents the structure, usage, and goals of the project.

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📘 Project Overview

Python-Commandline-Tools serves as a personal programming toolbox designed to:

• Practice Python scripting
• Experiment with APIs
• Learn clean project organization
• Explore Git features such as submodules, releases, and templates

The project focuses on education and experimentation, not production deployment.

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🧰 Included Tools

🏠 Main Menu

• Interactive text-based menu
• Built with pyfiglet and inquirer
• Central entry point for all tools

🌦 Weather Tools

• City-based weather information
• Weather forecast modules
• Uses the OpenWeather API

📚 Edubase Downloader

• Integrated as a Git submodule
• Demonstrates working with external tools and repositories

🧪 Quiz Module

• Interactive quiz
• Launched from the main menu
• Located in the 08_Quiz/ directory

💾 Auto Installer

• setup_and_run.py automatically:
  • Installs dependencies from requirements.txt
  • Installs additional requirements for subprojects (if present)
  • Starts the main menu

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📂 Repository Structure

Python-Commandline-Tools/ │ ├── 00_DownloadSorting/ ├── 01_api_infos/ # Submodule ├── 02_Edubase/ # Submodule ├── 03_weather/ ├── 04_Forcast/ ├── 05_Mailing/ ├── 06_Passwords/ ├── 07_Banking/ ├── 08_Annoying/ │ ├── setup_and_run.py ├── requirements.txt ├── README.md ├── LICENSE ├── SECURITY.md ├── CONTRIBUTING.md └── .gitignore

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🚀 Getting Started

To run the project:

python setup_and_run.py This will:

• Install required dependencies
• Install additional dependencies for submodules (if available)
• Launch the interactive main menu

🔐 Security & Privacy

No real API keys or credentials are included

Sensitive files must be ignored using .gitignore

Only example or placeholder data should be committed

See SECURITY.md for full details.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome for educational purposes.

Before contributing:

• Read CONTRIBUTING.md
• Follow the Code of Conduct
• Use the provided issue and pull request templates

🎯 Project Goal The goal of this project is to build a learning-focused command-line toolbox that grows over time while maintaining:

• Clean structure
• Clear documentation
• Responsible handling of credentials
• Good GitHub project practices

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.