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Copy requests from the devtools network panel as python requests code WebExtension to export traffic of a tab into ready to go Python Requests calls for faster traffic mimicing. With the extension installed: 1. Open the Browser Devtools. 2. Click around and generate the requests you want to export (see Network tab in Devtools). 3. Click extension icon in toolbar at the top. 4. Copy desired Python requests code from popup. - Generate Python code for every request observed by the open devtools. - Configurable filters through extension options page: - Ignore requests to static resources by filtering response content-types. - Ignore auto-generated HTTP headers like User-Agent and Connection. - Optionally hide blocked requests or 404 responses for requests e.g. for missing favicon.ico. - Optionally generate a requests.session() instance. - Try to hide cookies set by a response from an earlier request in the session. - Add option to quickly disable the whole filter lists. - Add option to render params, headers, cookies etc on separate lines. - Removed unneeded `host` permission. Apparently the devtools permission is enough to read the network HAR. - Sort requests by start date if they aren't already. - Fixed generating of `multipart/form-data` postData when the params aren't available in a pre-parsed form in the HAR. - Fixed extension losing connection to devtools after some time of inactivity.
Visual Python for Colab
GUI-based Python code generator for Google Colab as an extension Visual Python is a GUI-based Python code generator for Google Colab as an extension. Visual Python is an open source project started for students who struggle with coding during Python classes for data science.
Pyrun
Integrates an IDE into Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook and executes Python code inside your feed ✍️ Many content creators today share Python 🐍 code through Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin using carbon.now.sh and snappify.io as BARE IMAGES. 🙅🏻 That's boring!!! It's extremely hard for your audience to understand, test, and LEARN! 👨🏻💻 Pyrun integrates a small IDE window in your page, so you can copy and run Python code inside Twitter!! • Finds any post with the #pyrun tag • Looks for any image inside • Extract its "ALT" content • 🤯 Outputs an IDE so the creator/reader can edit and run the code without leaving the page
CodeRun
Code execution made easy - run Python, C, C++, Java, and more, all in one place. Save time and streamline your coding workflow! Introducing a powerful and convenient tool for programmers of all levels, a chrome extension that allows you to execute code in Python, C, C++, Java, Go, and C# with just one click! This extension is designed to make your coding experience faster and more efficient than ever before. With this extension, you no longer need to switch between multiple programming environments to execute code in different languages. Instead, you can simply open the extension and select the language you want to use. From there, you can enter your code, and with one click, your code will be executed and the results will be displayed. Whether you're a beginner just starting to learn programming or an experienced developer looking to save time, this extension is the perfect tool for you. With support for multiple languages, you can quickly test code without the hassle of switching between different environments. Plus, the simple and user-friendly interface makes it easy to get started right away. So why wait? Download the chrome extension now and take your coding skills to the next level!
JPT - ChatGPT Code Interpreter
ChatGPT's code interpreter plugin as a chrome extension JPT let's you run your Python code right within ChatGPT. No need for ChatGPT Plus or any ChatGPT plugins! JPT uses Pyodide, a WASM-based Python interpreter. This means that your code executes completely within your browser. The only people who get to see your code is you and OpenAI! Features - Run Python code - Edit Python code, but does not persist - Upload files for Python to access, including Python modules - Download files created in Python - Standard library, numpy, matplotlib, and some other packages supported - See output from stdout - See plots from matplotlib How to use 1. To run Python code, ask ChatGPT to write a hello world program in Python. Then press the "Run" button. It may take a while for the first run, but subsequent runs should be faster. 2. To edit Python code, press the "Edit" button. Once you are done editing, press "Edit" again to save. 3. To upload a file, press the "Upload" button and select the file you want to upload. You can then access the file in the current directory in Python. 4. To download a file, first save the file within Python and remember the name you saved the file as. Press the "Download" button, you will be prompted to save a file. Type in the name of the file you saved earlier, including the file extension. It must match exactly or it will not download. I'm aware this is not very user-friendly and I will make a proper UI in future versions. 5. To load your own module, upload your Python file. Then load the module dynamically. You can ask ChatGPT to give you an example of how to do this. 6. To load Python packages, use micropip. For example, to import scipy, use `micropip.install("scipy")`. You may also need to import micropip. More details here: https://pyodide.org/en/stable/usage/loading-packages.html Known Issues - Infinite loops will freeze JPT. Requires restarting the extension - Input is not supported Roadmap - Interrupt execution - Add indicator for initialization and execution - Support input - Export chat as Jupyter Notebook - Reduce extension size
