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kenjyco/README.md

I make Python libraries and tools that I wish existed when I first started learning about programming decades ago. I've added things over time that would have helped me in my professional career and daily work life.

The best features I've created were either born of frustrations when dealing with other codebases or super helpful things I discovered while solving problems for myself.

I use these repositories as a reference for myself, but they were also written with the intention that I could explain them to curious middle and elementary school students.

Check out the Learning Python 3 gist if you are new to Python and checkout the base and dotfiles repos to get yourself a pleasant command-line development environment (vim, tmux, git, and docker).

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  1. base base Public

    Shell functions and scripts to configure systems, explore open source projects, and allow maximum productivity when developing in the CLI.

    Shell 1 2

  2. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    Settings for vim, tmux, git, X and more for Linux and Mac

    Lua 6 2

  3. redis-helper redis-helper Public

    Easily store, index, and modify Python dicts in Redis (with flexible searching)

    Python 10 3

  4. mocp-cli mocp-cli Public

    CLI tools for finding, organizing, and playing audio files

    Python 6

  5. libs libs Public

    Easily install kenjyco libs

    Python

  6. bg-helper bg-helper Public

    CLI helpers for background tasks (shell), docker (databases), git, and SSH

    Python