Forem: MrNaif2018

Universalasync – create sync and async libraries at the same time maintaining one codebase

MrNaif2018 — Wed, 29 Dec 2021 17:21:27 +0000

I would like to show my new Python library universalasync: https://github.com/bitcartcc/universalasync

The problem

Async/await is become more and more popular in python and it makes sense to use it quite often to do something useful when waiting on network I/O. But it is not possible to use blocking (sync) libraries as it would block the whole event loop and defeat the purpose of asynchronous programming. So specialized libraries need to be created. In the same time, async is not always required, so a sync interface is demanded often for all the libraries.
For the library maintainers (like me) it causes an issue what to do. Often we need to maintain two codebases which differ only a little bit.

Some libraries create async_* variants of functions, or create classes like AsyncClient or use other methods of creating sync versions (for example in my another library some time ago I was just removing async and await and publishing this as a separate package, mylib and mylib-async).
The solution

The universalasync library provides utilities to help library maintainers create so-called "universal" libraries. You need to create only asynchronous version of your library, and synchronous version will be created automatically, so that users could use it in their sync and async apps interchangeably.

The library has 0 dependencies of course, it wraps all public methods of a class to it's implementation. It basically does what you would have done if you needed to run a coroutine from your sync code, but automatically.

Example:

from universalasync import wrap

@wrap
class Client:
    async def help(self):
        ...

    @property
    async def async_property(self):
        ...

client = Client()

def sync_call():
    client.help()
    client.async_property

async def async_call():
    await client.help()
    await client.async_property

# works in all cases
sync_call()
asyncio.run(async_call())
threading.Thread(target=sync_call).start()
threading.Thread(target=asyncio.run, args=(async_call(),)).start()

API reference can be found here: https://universalasync.bitcartcc.com/en/latest/api.html

Any feedback, testing and bugs found welcome!

Hacktoberfest 2021 - Completed as Contributor and Maintainer!

MrNaif2018 — Mon, 18 Oct 2021 18:57:26 +0000

I have participated in hacktoberfest for the third time now. This time I was officially participating as a contributor and a maintainer.
Great thing is, each year I can see more contribution activity in my repositories and some PRs surprise me a lot!

As a contributor

As a contributor I opened 4 pull requests in those repos:

Opsdroid

This has already become my tradition to contribute to opsdroid each year, this is an amazing framework for creating bots for any platform.

This time I helped them migrate to aioredis 2.0 (and then used the experience I've got to do the same in my own project), and to set up proper docker images builds:
https://github.com/opsdroid/opsdroid/pull/1835
https://github.com/opsdroid/opsdroid/pull/1836

Fastkml

Fastkml is a library to read, write and manipulate KML files

Here I helped to drop python 2 support as it is EOL now, as well as to help them migrate to pygeoif 1.0 and many intermediate fixes. I learned how the python 2 -> python 3 migrations were actually done (lib2to3+pyupgrade --py36-plus+manual fixes)

https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/135
https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/136

There were a few more PRs, some were to my own repos, so that doesn't count.

As a maintainer

This time the contribution activity has increased. Some PRs were just of amazing quality!

Our bitcart-store repository has received the most of PRs.

MaximeKoitsalu has helped us to migrate all styles from stylus to sass (to make it themeable later):
https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store/pull/321
leovoon has helped us to reach 100% accessibility score in lighthouse, which is very important to every solid web project:
https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store/pull/326
shubham-singh-748 has added Hindi translation to bitcart-site:
https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-site/pull/87
The PR of the month, Xaconi has added a nice well-animated, responsive cart sidebar to the store:
https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store/pull/325

For now I've got only 4 pull requests from contributors, but that's already amazing!

If you want to contribute, feel free to do so, any repositories in bitcartcc github organization are open:

bitcartcc / bitcart

https://bitcartcc.com

BitcartCC

BitcartCC is a platform for merchants, users and developers which offers easy setup and use.

Linked repositories

Our ecosystem consists of a few packages, this is our central repository.

It is recommended to propose feature requests to BitcartCC ecosystem as a whole on that repository.

Full list of our repositories:

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart - BitcartCC Core Daemons and Merchants API

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-admin - The admin panel of BitcartCC

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store - BitcartCC ready store

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docker - Docker packaging, base for all deployment methods

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-sdk - Python library for coins connection

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitccl - The BitCCL scripting language for checkout flow automation

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docs - BitcartCC documentation

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-site - BitcartCC official site

Docs

Docs are available at https://docs.bitcartcc.com or in our docs repository

Contributing

See our contributing guidelines for details.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

MrNaif2018
🚧 💻 📖 🎨

tomasmor42
💻

Yağız Değirmenci
💻

Weidong Sun
💻

kartecianos

…

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Contribute to BitcartCC this Hacktoberfest!

MrNaif2018 for BitcartCC ・ Oct 1 ・ 2 min read

#hacktoberfest #opensource #python #vue

By the way we need your help in refactoring our code to make our tests fully independent and upgrade to fastapi 0.70.0!

Refactor the code to initialize event loop only from async functions #247

MrNaif2018 posted on Oct 10, 2021

The time has come. Python 3.10 is released which means that our old ways won't work, and new event loop would be created always. Recently our tests got broken because of fastapi 0.69.0 release, which uses anyio. We had many issues with too many concurrent operations in progress because of event loop mismatch, and are using some workarounds in pytest-asyncio to make everything use same event loop: https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart/blob/ac129fae929d0853137d327762ef7750537627b6/tests/conftest.py#L32-L34 https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart/blob/ac129fae929d0853137d327762ef7750537627b6/tests/conftest.py#L38 https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart/blob/ac129fae929d0853137d327762ef7750537627b6/tests/conftest.py#L44

SDK might need to be refactored as well. settings.py should be refactored to a class, most initialization might be moved to other files, possibly Worker class could be introduced to initialize worker.py. Adding new scheduled tasks system could be refactored as well. redis pool and other connections need to be created on startup from async functions, not on import. Test suite workarounds should be removed and it should just work If everything works then we can probably remove asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete in favour of asyncio.run

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Conclusion

Hacktoberfest is not done yet, and I plan to continue doing my contributions to my own and other projects as always.
This time it was better than before because pull requests were counted only if they were accepted or merged and not just if they were opened, which reduced spam greatly.
Have a happy Hacktoberfest!

Contribute to BitcartCC this Hacktoberfest!

MrNaif2018 — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 20:37:41 +0000

BitcartCC is an opensource self-hosted cryptocurrency solution for merchants and developers. We want to build a modern platform with no legacy code but strong compatibility policy where community choices impact the decisions done.

Project description

Merchants

If you are a merchant, BitcartCC provides a ready Merchants API for integrating into custom sites or complex systems, full admin panel for managing wallets, stores, products, invoices or something more complex and a checkout page, and a lightweight store template which can be used in POS terminals for example or for merchants without any ready website.

The links provided are our demo instance, but the main feature is that all merchants are encouraged to run BitcartCC instances on their own servers to be fully independent. Latest minimal requirements are 1 gb ram (with swap enabled) or 2 gb ram and around 20 gb disk. This is using a special technology for verification which makes it light and secure.
BitcartCC can be hosted on amd64, arm32 and arm64 machines (like a raspberry pi)

Developers

For developers we provide a ready python SDK which can be used not only for receiving payments, but also for sending payments or getting some information from the blockchain. From any language it is possible to access our JSON-RPC 2.0 API.

The app is deployed in docker containers where users can install only the needed components

And there is a lot more to that, check out https://bitcartcc.com and https://docs.bitcartcc.com

How can I contribute?

You can contribute to BitcartCC in various ways. Any help is valuable: testing it out, finding and reporting bugs, requesting new features or implementing them.

All contributors will be mentored so that they will understand how the project works

If you want to contribute to project in terms of pull request, here's the full list of issues you can try tacking

Our project has many languages involved: python, docker, vue, bash, golang, js, yaml, markdown and more. So you can learn a lot of new things by contributing!

Issues marked with good-first-issue label should be good ones to start with the project, issues with help-wanted label are usually more complex and require at least basic understanding of the parts involved.

But don't worry! You can always ask questions in our github or communities

Happy hacking 🚀

What is a good free cloud database allowing ~= 50 incoming connections?

MrNaif2018 — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 21:08:39 +0000

Hello! I am writing an application for history lessons to help students learn history more efficiently. As it's a side-project, and also pretty local one, I want to avoid any costs on it. I was able to host frontend on Netlify, and backend in Python on Vercel (serverless). But in order to store the data I need some database to connect to. I see heroku postgres as one of the options, which seems fine, but it allows only 20 connections at a time, while possible peak load is around 50 connections. What is a good free cloud database for that? It could be postgres, or something else. Ideally I want it to be working for years without touching, if it is even possible (:

Hacktoberfest 2020 - completed!

MrNaif2018 — Fri, 02 Oct 2020 20:45:39 +0000

I am participating in hacktoberfest for the second time, and it is amazing. I am also participating as a maintainer, and I have never seen so much activities on my projects.
Here are my 4 PR's:

Once again I have contributed to opsdroid:

opsdroid / opsdroid

🤖 An open source chat-ops bot framework

An open source chat-ops bot framework

Quick Start • Documentation • Playground • Blog • Community

An open source chatbot framework written in Python. It is designed to be extendable, scalable and simple.

This framework is designed to take events from chat services and other sources and execute Python functions (skills) based on their contents. Those functions can be anything you like, from simple conversational responses to running complex tasks. The true power of this project is to act as a glue library to bring the multitude of natural language APIs, chat services and third-party APIs together.

See our full documentation to get started.

Contributors

This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute]

Backers

Thank you to all our backers! 🙏 [Become a backer]

ArkScript-lang / nuclear

ArkScript package manager - a Python proof of concept

Nuclear - poc

An ArkScript Package Manager

Instructions to Run

Pre-Requisites
- Python3.6 or above

Directions to install

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/ArkScript-lang/nuclear

Navigate into the repo

cd nuclear

Activate a virtual env

python3 -m venv ./venv
# windows
.\venv\Scripts\activate.bat
# linux
source ./venv/bin/activate

Install the requirements

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Troubleshooting

If you're facing an issue where you cannot download any more tarballs, you might have been rate limited by GitHub
To increase the rate limit, generate a personal access token
add token to nuclear

nuclear --login --token <YOUR TOKEN HERE>

Commands

To see the help command
```
nuclear -h
```
```
nuclear --help
```

Authentication (using Github Access Token)

 --token TOKEN     GitHub token, required if rate limiting is an issue

To Install an ArkScript Package from Github
```
nuclear install [-h] [-v VERSION] package
```
- Positional Arguments format of the package:
```
user/repo
```
- Optional Arguments
  - …

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It is pretty basic now, but I like the concept of a package manager, and I always wanted to create one-so I will either help this project or create my own :D Currently learning about creating lockfiles.
That's it! For sure it's not the end of hacktoberfest, as I will look into more repos, and I am of course welcoming contributions on my own repository:

bitcartcc / bitcart

https://bitcartcc.com

BitcartCC

BitcartCC is a platform for merchants, users and developers which offers easy setup and use.

Linked repositories

Our ecosystem consists of a few packages, this is our central repository.

It is recommended to propose feature requests to BitcartCC ecosystem as a whole on that repository.

Full list of our repositories:

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart - BitcartCC Core Daemons and Merchants API

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-admin - The admin panel of BitcartCC

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store - BitcartCC ready store

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docker - Docker packaging, base for all deployment methods

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-sdk - Python library for coins connection

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitccl - The BitCCL scripting language for checkout flow automation

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docs - BitcartCC documentation

https://github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-site - BitcartCC official site

Docs

Docs are available at https://docs.bitcartcc.com or in our docs repository

Contributing

See our contributing guidelines for details.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

MrNaif2018
🚧 💻 📖 🎨

tomasmor42
💻

Yağız Değirmenci
💻

Weidong Sun
💻

kartecianos

…

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Contribute to BitcartCC this Hacktoberfest

MrNaif2018 — Thu, 01 Oct 2020 18:50:24 +0000

BitcartCC is an open-source self-hosted all-in-one cryptocurrency solution.

It can be used as an SDK for custom apps, via Merchants API, via ready admin panel, store or ready integrations.

Learn more at https://bitcartcc.com

Hacktoberfest has started and we have prepared lots of issue descriptions for it!

Not sure how to start? Here are some steps:

Try to understand what we are trying to solve and how BitcartCC works. Documentation is published here https://docs.bitcartcc.com
Go through the CONTRIBUTING guide:
Try to run BitcartCC from the source.
Find an interesting issue to solve.
Go through the open issues listed here. You can choose anyone from an existing open issue or propose/create a new issue if you feel something is missing and want to improve. The first-timer issues are tagged with good-first-issue labels. Such issues are simpler and comparatively easy to fix. So you can start with that.
Feel free to join BitcartCC Telegram group at https://t.me/bitcartcc and raise questions, discuss anything.

Happy hacking 🚀

Twiliohackathon Project - Pay for twilio services with cryptocurrency

MrNaif2018 — Sat, 04 Apr 2020 18:04:37 +0000

Edit: unfortunately I didn't organize my time to do it properly(study, exams), but when I get more free time I will finish it anyway, as this would be a great example of using twilio and my API I think, sorry for not finishing it in time. I will update this post anyway.

What I want to build

I want to create an application which will allow using twilio APIs by paying for usage with cryptocurrency. Currently due to COVID-19, sometimes it's not that easy to manage paper money or fiat money. I think in that situation internet money(cryptocurrencies) help a lot.
There will be a graphical interface to select twilio service(I will start from SMS), where user will be prompted to pay for usage in cryptocurrency first, and then they will be able to use the API endpoint. Probably if all goes right I will also write a small API wrapper for any twilio endpoint, not sure yet.
How will the price be calculated? Using twilio pricing API I am going to take the price USD value, and use that for invoice creation, the payment work is handled by my API(so it is also an example integration with other APIs).

Demo Link

https://twilio-crypto-payments.now.sh/
I started from setting up production deployment for being able to share the progress

Link to Code

MrNaif2018 / twilio-crypto-payments

Pay and use many different twilio services via cryptocurrencies(Made for Twilio & Dev.to Hackathon)

Pay for twilio services and use them(sms, voice, video, messenger) via cryptocurrencies

This project is built for Dev.to & Twilio hackathon.

It fits in category 3: integrating twilio APIs with other APIs(in my case, my own API and SDK - bitcart).

TODO: implement everything

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How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

I am using Vue.js with it's Nuxt.js framework(for PWA and other nice things), as UI framework I am going to use Vuetify.js, and as backend server I am going to use integrated Nuxt.js server.
The payment API is in Python, but the purpose of this application is integrate twilio API with the payment API.
I am going to use Twilio Pricing API, Programmable SMS, Programmable Video etc. Not sure yet, ideally it would be a wrapper around all twilio APIs.

Screenshots

Day 1

Additional Resources/Info

I will be posting progress reports there

Day 1

I started with create-nuxt-app with vuetify.js template
Then I decided to setup deployment first, to see the progress live.
I have found out that there is a hosting for SSR apps - now.sh, using nuxtjs/now-builder and after some issues(process.env.npm_* not accesible), I have set it up.
Then I've cleared up layouts, and added my favourite day/night mode switch and automatic switching to night mode between 8 pm and 6 am (:
Then I have added first input fields, and telephone input.
Not sure yet which twilio phone number to use, maybe will make a select of available numbers.
From investigating a little bit I think that I will use nuxt serverMiddleware for handling http POST IPN requests from payment API, and for fetching data from trello(so not exposing secrets to client).

More progress coming soon.
Any early feedback welcome!

How to load dynamical environment variables with Nuxt.js

MrNaif2018 — Mon, 16 Dec 2019 13:55:57 +0000

The problem

Often we have some settings to store, like the url of the API, credentials, some other data. Often it is provided to an application in a form of environment variables.
A nice workflow might be like so:
commit->test->build docker image and push it to registry
And when running, you can configure prebuilt image using environment variables without rebuilding.

Seems perfect,right? You may have thought that using normal process.env.VARIABLE_NAME is enough. It is not.
During build time, webpack replaces process.env.VARIABLE_NAME with actual variable from build environment, making images not reproducible and not configurable.

Nuxt docs on environment variables seem to provide a nice solution for that problem, but actually it works absolutely the same way.
So how do we do it properly?

Solution

If we have an SSR app, we have two stages: build and launch stage.
At launch stage we should load our environment variables.

This is were vuex comes in handy.
We can use nuxtServerInit, which will be run on server bootstrap(it also runs on client, but we need server side variable only).

Now, to the code!

Edit: Nuxt.js 2.13+

In Nuxt.js 2.13+ you can use new Runtime config property. After configuring it in nuxt.config.js, you can access it anywhere via this.$config.

But there are still some quirks! If you want to use environment variables in vuex getters, then this.$config won't work.

So we still need to do the same process as described below, but replace process.env.NAME with this.$config.NAME!

Previous example (nuxt.js < 2.13)

Put this code in store/index.js file. Nuxt will activate vuex for you.
So, we define store state with the only variable env, being empty object by default, this way we store all needed variables in one object.

Our mutation is just changing env state.

And nuxtServerInit is doing all the job.
We check if we run from server, and if so, we simply run our mutation, loading environment variables using same process.env. It doesn't get replaced by webpack in that case.
We can also set default values using || 'default value'.
And then, in any place in your code, you can access environment variable using $store.state.env.VARIABLE.

Conclusion

This is a pretty simple and working way to load environment variables dynamically, encouraging proper CI/CD workflow with minimal maintenance issues.

I think that this example should be put in nuxt docs. Let's create a pull request? (:

This example, as the previous post, came from my work on my opensource project bitcart.
Contributions welcome!

bitcart / bitcart-store

Bitcart Store

This is the Bitcart Store.

It is created to provide a ready solution for merchants who need to bootstrap their stores quickly.

It is light and fast, always covering 100% of the Merchants API.

Live demo

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

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(For example, any help with improving checkout design is highly appreciated)

I hope you found my article interesting, have a good day!

Just recieved my hacktoberfest goodies!

MrNaif2018 — Wed, 11 Dec 2019 16:11:45 +0000

It is so awesome! So nice to open them up, a lot of stickers, and awesome T-shirt! Thanks to digitalocean and dev for organizing all this this year! Would love to participate next year too!

How to make nuxt auth working with JWT - a definitive guide

MrNaif2018 — Sat, 07 Dec 2019 20:47:13 +0000

Introduction

Nuxt.js is a nice framework for creating both SSR and SPA apps easily in vue. It is easy to use, but sometimes there are some stuff which can block you for weeks.
This stuff for me was adding JWT authentification.

Backend situation

Let's assume the following situation:
We have a backend, serving a few endpoints:

/token - by sending json in form {"email":"example.com","password":"somepassword"}, if user exists and password is valid, it returns a pair of access token and refresh token
/refresh_token accepting json in form {"token":"refreshtoken"} returning new refresed access and refresh tokens
/users/me - returning current user information, could be anything based on your app. Any other endpoint is for authorized users only. Access token duration in my case was 15 minutes, and refresh token duration-7 days(basically the time I want user to be logged in without reentering credentials).

Frontend setup

Nuxt.js docs recommend using @nuxtjs/auth package.
It supports different auth schemes and stuff, but it doesn't support refresh token out of the box.
As we have quite a simple API, I picked up local auth scheme.

Login component

So, in login component, I have the following code:

What does this do? Well, as nuxt auth doesn't support refresh tokens saving with local scheme, to do this with minimal code changes, we do it manually.
We send request to /token endpoint, and if it succeeded, we save the token(in my case I disabled localStorage and left only cookies), save refresh token(local scheme doesn't support this,but the module itself does), and set authorization headers on axios instance(
this.$auth.ctx.app.$axios.setHeader('Authorization', 'Bearer ' + resp.data.access_token)
is redundant, but I just left it to make sure token is set :D)
Next, we fetch current user and manually save it in storage.
That is login scheme.

Nuxt config

We should do some configuration in nuxt.config.js:

We configure axios baseUrl to some default value, to avoid requests to the server itself and infinite loops(any value is fine, as it will get replaced by actual url in plugin).
Also we enable global loggedIn middleware.
Auth module has it's own auth middleware, but I'll return to that in a moment.
In auth module settings we disable localStorage(we want some security,right?), and set cookie expire time to 7 days(time when I want the user to get logged out).
Next, we configure our endpoints, it depends on how your backend works, in my case, I have /token in post method, no logout endpoint, and /users/me endpoint where data is in body(propertyName: false).

Next, we add two auth plugins(note, they're specified NOT in nuxt plugins, but in auth module plugins section.
~/plugins/axios.js configures axios baseUrl
and
~/plugins/auth.js makes refreshing work.
Note that we enable it client side only, as for some reasons it doesn't work server side(use ssr:false in older versions of nuxt).

Now, to the plugins!

~/plugins/axios.js:

It just configures baseUrl to don't type it everywhere (:
Note, store.state.env.URL is dynamically loaded env variable.
Should I write another post about building docker images once, and loading environment variables on server start?
Share your opinions in comments.

~/plugins/auth.js:

Ok, that's a big chunk of code!
Let's investigate what it does!
Strategy constant is local in our case, if you use a different name, change it.
FALLBACK_INTERVAL is used when no token is available(i.e. right after login), set it to your token expiry date in miliseconds(so it's 15 minutes or 900 seconds converted to milliseconds).
And multiply that by 0.75, because we want to refresh token a little bit before it's expiry time.

refreshTokenF is doing the refresh process.
It sends request to our refresh endpoint, if we have tokens provided.
Then it basically saves tokens to the storage, returning it's parsed expiry time.
If it failed, we log out(it means 7 days passed).

decodeToken function is parsing JWT token into it's data.

Now, to real plugin code:
First, we get $auth and $axios plugins from our app instance.
We try getting those tokens from our cookies(plugins are executed on page load), and fallback to our constant interval first.
If we have those tokens in our storage, we parse access token, and get it' s expiry time.
Also, we fetch the user, as when nuxt auth module fetches is, our baseUrl is not yet configured.
If expiry time is less then 0(token expired), we refresh that right away and update expiry time.
Finally, we use setInterval to refresh token at 75% of it's expiry time.

Middleware

And the final part, middleware.
Why do we need to reinvent the wheel? Because even if logged in, we'll get logged out in production, because server side you're not logged in, so the only difference between default auth middleware and ours is if (!process.client) check, as the middleware should be executed client side only:

Congratulations!

We did it!
As you can see, nuxt auth module is nice, but unfortunately requires some workarounds. I hope you found this article useful and won't spend weeks like I did trying to fix those strange bugs (:

I did those things while improving my opensource project: BitcartCC.
If you want to contribute to it or just see how I did it, check it out:

bitcart / bitcart-admin

Bitcart Admin Panel

This is the Bitcart Admin Panel.

It is created to simplify usage of Bitcart Merchants API, making adding or editing data easy, plus containing a checkout page which can be used by various integrations.

The admin panel always covers 100% of the Merchants API.

Live demo

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

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How do I get contributions to my opensource project?

MrNaif2018 — Sat, 12 Oct 2019 14:06:34 +0000

Hi! As I said in my previous post, I have completed hacktoberfest as a contributor to other repos. But I didn't even start as a repo maintainer. Even before Hacktoberfest has started, I prepared some issues and labeled them with hacktoberfest label.
But it is October 12 already, but I didn't get any PR's, issues, or anything(maybe except for a star or a two).
Could you please tell me what am I doing wrong as a repo maintainer preventing contributions?
My previous post about my repo:

BitcartCC: New Contributors Welcome / Open Source project

MrNaif2018 ・ Sep 28 '19 ・ 1 min read

#hacktoberfest #contributorswanted #python #node

Hacktoberfest 2019 - finished!

MrNaif2018 — Wed, 09 Oct 2019 15:09:25 +0000

I am very happy to finish this Hacktoberfest. It was my first one. Very exciting! Will definitely participate next year too! And now I know how to find issues :D

Forem: MrNaif2018

Universalasync – create sync and async libraries at the same time maintaining one codebase

The problem

Hacktoberfest 2021 - Completed as Contributor and Maintainer!

As a contributor

Opsdroid

Fastkml

As a maintainer

bitcartcc / bitcart

https://bitcartcc.com

BitcartCC

Linked repositories

Docs

Contributing

Contributors ✨

Contribute to BitcartCC this Hacktoberfest!

MrNaif2018 for BitcartCC ・ Oct 1 ・ 2 min read

Refactor the code to initialize event loop only from async functions #247

Conclusion

Contribute to BitcartCC this Hacktoberfest!

Project description

Merchants

Developers

How can I contribute?

What is a good free cloud database allowing ~= 50 incoming connections?

Hacktoberfest 2020 - completed!

opsdroid / opsdroid

🤖 An open source chat-ops bot framework

An open source chat-ops bot framework

Contributors

Backers

Sponsors

ArkScript-lang / nuclear

ArkScript package manager - a Python proof of concept

Nuclear - poc

Instructions to Run

Troubleshooting

Commands

bitcartcc / bitcart

https://bitcartcc.com

BitcartCC

Linked repositories

Docs

Contributing

Contributors ✨

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Twiliohackathon Project - Pay for twilio services with cryptocurrency

What I want to build

Demo Link

Link to Code

MrNaif2018 / twilio-crypto-payments

Pay and use many different twilio services via cryptocurrencies(Made for Twilio & Dev.to Hackathon)

Pay for twilio services and use them(sms, voice, video, messenger) via cryptocurrencies

How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

Screenshots

Day 1

Additional Resources/Info

Day 1

How to load dynamical environment variables with Nuxt.js

The problem

Solution

Now, to the code!

Edit: Nuxt.js 2.13+

Previous example (nuxt.js < 2.13)

Conclusion

bitcart / bitcart-store

Bitcart Store

Bitcart Store

Contributing

Just recieved my hacktoberfest goodies!

How to make nuxt auth working with JWT - a definitive guide

Introduction

Backend situation

Frontend setup

Login component

Nuxt config

Now, to the plugins!

Middleware

Congratulations!