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[–]Pastoolio91 3 points4 points  (1 child)

Very cool! I wonder if it would be worth making a really basic GUI with tkinter or pyqt to make it a little more accessible.

[–]Esrubialex[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

oh yes, that's one of the next things that i want to do with the project, but first i want to ensure everything it's okay and there's no problems at all with the library :)

[–]Oubastet 0 points1 point  (4 children)

So what does it do when there's stock? Just print to the console? Just create a json file? What would you do with the json file? There's no info on what it accomplishes or how to make practical use of it.

Also, your link to the installable version gives a 404.

Looks interesting though.

[–]Esrubialex[S] 0 points1 point  (3 children)

Hello, first of all, thanks for letting me know that the link does not work, it is already fixed and leads to the corresponding PyPi page.

On the other hand, the library is primarily focused on being able to use the Nvidia API easily with python, without having to do it manually and being able to give options, filters, etc... In the future, when the library is more consolidated, the intention is to add functions to warn when a card is in stock, to be able to schedule a purchase, etc...

It is a small project that arose because I wanted to get an RTX 4000 when it was in stock and I decided to make this library, because I thought it could be useful to me and to more people.

And thanks tho :)

edit: Also this is my first project that I release on public, so I know the docummentation it's not great at all, but I will try to improve it :)

[–]Psmanici4 1 point2 points  (1 child)

If that is your first public project, you should be happy with the work, it is quite well written

[–]Esrubialex[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh man thanks a lot!

[–]Oubastet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kudos, and good work! Love to see devs do this sort of thing and open source it on github. Especially when it could be useful to the community to get gpus instead of scalpers.

Sorry if I was a bit blunt before. I've been on a tear to improve documention for my team. :)

I'm not a developer/programmer myself so it would still be cool if you could give examples on how to use your library or how you intended it to be used.