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‎Amazon-Price-Alert/README.md‎

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# Amazon prices keep fluctuating- Let's scrape them!
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C3PO is a web-scraper built on BeautifulSoup that alerts you when the price of an amazon prduct falls within your budget! Currently in development.
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## What is the use?
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Nothing is worse than seeing the price drop of a product you just bought on Amazon drop 2 days after you bought it. Wouldn't it be amazing if a python script could just
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ask you your budget and the product link and then notify you when the product price drops below that? This is exactly what this script does!
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## How to use
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* Simply copy the link of the product and your budget that's it!
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* Paste the link when the program requests you to
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* Enter budget for the product(without currency symbol)
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* Select frequency to check prices
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* Keep the script running in the background
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The scraper will do the rest for you and notify you when the price is in your budget.
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However, it is to be kept in mind that the sender email ID and password has been stored in os variables in the script. Therefore, wherever you see the imports of
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'DEVELOPER_EMAIL' and 'DEVELOPER_PASS', be sure to replace them with the email ID you wish to recieve the notification from.
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### Side Note
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Do remember to install the dependencies in the requirements.txt file!
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## Modules used (available in requirements.txt)
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* requests_html
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* BeautifulSoup
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## Development Status
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This scrapper is complete. A future version may have emails sent via a server.
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### Developed by [Sarthak Saxena](https://github.com/sarthak1905)
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C3PO is a web-scraper built on BeautifulSoup that alerts you when the price of an amazon prduct falls within your budget! Currently in development.
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## What is the use?
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Nothing is worse than seeing the price drop of a product you just bought on Amazon drop 2 days after you bought it. Wouldn't it be amazing if a python script could just
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ask you your budget and the product link and then notify you when the product price drops below that? This is exactly what this script does!
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## How to use
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- Simply copy the link of the product and your budget that's it!
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- Paste the link when the program requests you to
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- Enter budget for the product(without currency symbol)
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- Select frequency to check prices
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- Keep the script running in the background
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The scraper will do the rest for you and notify you when the price is in your budget.
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However, it is to be kept in mind that the sender email ID and password has been stored in os variables in the script. Therefore, wherever you see the imports of
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'DEVELOPER_EMAIL' and 'DEVELOPER_PASS', be sure to replace them with the email ID you wish to recieve the notification from.
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### Side Note
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Do remember to install the dependencies in the requirements.txt file!
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## Modules used (available in requirements.txt)
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- requests_html
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- BeautifulSoup
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## Development Status
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This scrapper is complete. A future version may have emails sent via a server.
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### Developed by [Sarthak Saxena](https://github.com/sarthak1905)

Amazon_Price_Tracker/amazonprice.py renamed to Amazon-Price-Tracker/amazonprice.py

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BMI-Calculator/BMI_Calculator.py renamed to BMI-Calculator [GUI]/BMI_Calculator.py

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from tkinter import*
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root = Tk()
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root.geometry("1350x650+0+0")
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root.resizable(0,0)
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root.title("BMI CALCULATOR")
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def BMI_Cal():
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Bheight = float(var2.get())
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Bweight = float(var1.get())
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BMI = str('%.2f' %(Bweight / (Bheight * Bheight)))
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labelBMIResult.config(text = BMI)
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var1 = DoubleVar()
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var2 = DoubleVar()
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Tops = Frame(root, width = 1350, height = 50, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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Tops.pack(side = TOP)
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f1 = Frame(root, width = 600, height = 600, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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f1.pack(side = LEFT)
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f2 = Frame(root, width = 300, height = 700, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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f2.pack(side = RIGHT)
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f1a = Frame(f1, width = 600, height = 200, bd = 20, relief = "raise")
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f1a.pack(side = TOP)
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f1b = Frame(f1, width = 600, height = 600, bd = 20, relief = 'raise')
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f1b.pack(side=TOP)
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label1Title = Label(Tops, text = " BODY MASS INDEX ", padx = 16, pady = 16, bd = 16, fg = '#000000', font = ("arial", 54, 'bold'), bg = "powder blue", relief = 'raise', width = 32, height = 1)
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label1Title.pack()
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labelweight = Label(f1a, text = "Select Weight in Kilograms", font =('arial', 20, 'bold'), bd = 20).grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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Bodyweight = Scale(f1a, variable = var1, from_ = 1, to = 500, length = 880, tickinterval = 30, orient = HORIZONTAL)
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Bodyweight.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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labelheight = Label(f1b, text = "Enter Height in Meters Square", font =('arial', 20, 'bold'), bd = 20).grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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textheight = Entry(f1b, textvariable = var2, font = ('arial', 16, 'bold'), bd = 16, width = 22, justify = 'center')
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textheight.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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labelBMIResult = Label(f1b, padx = 16, pady = 16, bd = 16, fg = '#000000', font = ('arial', 30, 'bold'), bg = 'sky blue', relief = 'sunk', width = 34, height = 1)
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labelBMIResult.grid(row = 2, column = 0)
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labelBMITable = Label(f2, font = ("arial", 20, 'bold'), text = 'BMI Table').grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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txtlabelBMITable = Text(f2, height = 12, width = 38, bd = 16, font = ("arial", 12, 'bold'))
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txtlabelBMITable.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Meaning \t\t' + "BMI \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Normal weight \t\t' + "19-24 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Overwight \t\t' + "25-29,9 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level I \t\t' + "30-34, 9 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level II \t\t' + "35-39, 9\n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level III \t\t' + ">= 40\n\n")
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btnBMI = Button(f2, text = "Click to \nCheck Your \nBMI", padx = 8, pady = 8, bd = 12, width = 21, font = ("arial", 20, 'bold'), height = 3, command = BMI_Cal)
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btnBMI.grid(row = 2, column = 0)
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root.mainloop()
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from tkinter import*
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root = Tk()
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root.geometry("1350x650+0+0")
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root.resizable(0,0)
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root.title("BMI CALCULATOR")
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def BMI_Cal():
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Bheight = float(var2.get())
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Bweight = float(var1.get())
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BMI = str('%.2f' %(Bweight / (Bheight * Bheight)))
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labelBMIResult.config(text = BMI)
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var1 = DoubleVar()
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var2 = DoubleVar()
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Tops = Frame(root, width = 1350, height = 50, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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Tops.pack(side = TOP)
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f1 = Frame(root, width = 600, height = 600, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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f1.pack(side = LEFT)
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f2 = Frame(root, width = 300, height = 700, bd = 8, relief = "raise")
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f2.pack(side = RIGHT)
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f1a = Frame(f1, width = 600, height = 200, bd = 20, relief = "raise")
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f1a.pack(side = TOP)
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f1b = Frame(f1, width = 600, height = 600, bd = 20, relief = 'raise')
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f1b.pack(side=TOP)
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label1Title = Label(Tops, text = " BODY MASS INDEX ", padx = 16, pady = 16, bd = 16, fg = '#000000', font = ("arial", 54, 'bold'), bg = "powder blue", relief = 'raise', width = 32, height = 1)
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label1Title.pack()
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labelweight = Label(f1a, text = "Select Weight in Kilograms", font =('arial', 20, 'bold'), bd = 20).grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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Bodyweight = Scale(f1a, variable = var1, from_ = 1, to = 500, length = 880, tickinterval = 30, orient = HORIZONTAL)
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Bodyweight.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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labelheight = Label(f1b, text = "Enter Height in Meters Square", font =('arial', 20, 'bold'), bd = 20).grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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textheight = Entry(f1b, textvariable = var2, font = ('arial', 16, 'bold'), bd = 16, width = 22, justify = 'center')
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textheight.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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labelBMIResult = Label(f1b, padx = 16, pady = 16, bd = 16, fg = '#000000', font = ('arial', 30, 'bold'), bg = 'sky blue', relief = 'sunk', width = 34, height = 1)
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labelBMIResult.grid(row = 2, column = 0)
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labelBMITable = Label(f2, font = ("arial", 20, 'bold'), text = 'BMI Table').grid(row = 0, column = 0)
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txtlabelBMITable = Text(f2, height = 12, width = 38, bd = 16, font = ("arial", 12, 'bold'))
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txtlabelBMITable.grid(row = 1, column = 0)
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Meaning \t\t' + "BMI \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Normal weight \t\t' + "19-24 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Overwight \t\t' + "25-29,9 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level I \t\t' + "30-34, 9 \n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level II \t\t' + "35-39, 9\n\n")
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txtlabelBMITable.insert(END, 'Obesity level III \t\t' + ">= 40\n\n")
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btnBMI = Button(f2, text = "Click to \nCheck Your \nBMI", padx = 8, pady = 8, bd = 12, width = 21, font = ("arial", 20, 'bold'), height = 3, command = BMI_Cal)
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btnBMI.grid(row = 2, column = 0)
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root.mainloop()
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Binary Calculator GUI/script.py renamed to Binary Calculator [GUI]/script.py

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Calculator (GUI)/script.py renamed to Calculator [GUI]/script.py

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Screenshot/screenshot_gui.py renamed to Screenshot [GUI]/screenshot_gui.py

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URLShortener/url-shortener-gui.py renamed to URLShortener [GUI]/url-shortener-gui.py

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WebCam[ImgCap]/webcam-img-cap.py renamed to WebCam (ImgCap)/webcam-img-cap.py

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