Documentation

Twitter Wall is ready for requirements fulfillment check (5th homework of MI-PYT subject):

• 5th tutorial with 5th task assignment
• Sphinx docs (English language) with description how app works, installation and examples
• Code examples via doctest
• Generated API docs (doc strings from python code)
• README rewritten to RST format and contains reference to docs (with hints how to build/test it)
• No warnings during make html and make doctest
• Do doctest via Travis CI (switched to public repo and travis-ci.org)
• Published via PyPi (test) and docs on pyt-twitterwall.readthedocs.io

Testing

Twitter Wall is ready for requirements fulfillment check (4th homework of MI-PYT subject):

• 4th tutorial with 4th task assignment
• python setup.py test run tests (pytest)
  • Note: sometimes it needs to be tried twice (second go works everytime, first sometimes end with pytest dependency error)
• dependencies are defined in the setup.py file
• tests work also offline (and without API key+secret)
• something about testing & cassettes in the README
• cassettes are provided with hidden API key+secret and tokens
• some tests are parametrized
• Travis CI is set-up, badge in the README

Twitter Wall as Python package

Twitter Wall is ready for requirements fulfillment check (3rd homework of MI-PYT subject):

• 3rd tutorial with 3rd task assignment
• setup.py set-up, both setup.py install & setup.py sdist working
• install via pip from the Test PyPi with the name twitterwall: https://testpypi.python.org/pypi/twitterwall
• LICENSE & README included in the package
• __init__.py contains __all__ with parts usable in other projects (from twitterwall import *)
• running (in both cases) via entrypoint and python -m working

Twitter Wall with web interface

Twitter Wall is ready for requirements fulfillment check (2nd homework of MI-PYT subject):

• 2nd tutorial with 2nd task assignment
• Twitter Wall web frontend displaying avatars, photos, hashtags, mentions and urls from tweets added to original CLI functionality.
• Example deployed at mareksuchanek.pythonanywhere.com.

Twitter Wall - Simple CLI

Twitter Wall is ready for requirements fulfillment check (1st homework of MI-PYT subject):

• 1st tutorial with 1st task assignment
• CLI Twitter Wall with selection of search query, interval, number of loaded tweets at start, config file with auth and some more features.