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Python Auto Clicker
This is a script that allows you to click your mouse repeatedly with a small delay. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux and can be controlled with user-defined keys.
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Python Retweet Bot
This bot retweets tweets in python. It looks for competitions which state you need to retweet and retweets them.
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How to Send an Email With Python
This script sends an email using python. By logging in to a Gmail account with python you can send emails using this tutorial. This tutorial shows you how to send basic emails and emails with files attached.
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Simulate Mouse Events In Python
This demonstrates how to control the mouse with Python. Using pynput we are able to simulate mouse events into any window. This will show you how to press buttons, scroll and move the mouse.
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How to Make Hotkeys in Python
This demonstrates how to make a script to detect combinations of keypresses or even single keys pressed in Python. The script will use pynput to detect keypresses and will work on windows, mac and linux.
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The Nitratine Project
The Nitratine project was originally a place to host my projects, tutorials and tools. I created a website that fulfilled my wants to host this content over more than two months.
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Change File Modification Time In Python
This post demonstrates how to change a file modification time in Python. No third party modules are required and it will work on Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Adding Snow to Your Website
This is a quick and basic tutorial on how to add snow to your website. Files are provided and an example of this can be shown on the whole site. This will work on any website that has access to the raw HTML.
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Spotify Playlist Downloader
A Python script to download a Spotify playlist to MP3 using YouTube as an audio source. The MP3s are tagged and given album art using Spotify
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MP3-iTunes Downloader
A Python script that allows a user to download a particular song from an iTunes-listed album. It uses YouTube as an audio source and iTunes to tag the mp3 file.
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