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A Python Decorator that when used will track the history over time of all attributes of an Object. The Decorator will provide a history dictionary attribute for the object that contains the names of the object's attributes as the keys and a corresponding List of said attribute's values over time. <the_object>.history[<the_attribute>][-1] will always be the most recent change.

>>> from history_object import History
>>> 
>>> # Usage
>>> @History()
>>> class T():
>>>     def __init__(self, x):
>>>        self.x = x
>>>
>>> test = T("Hello World")
>>> test.history['x']  # ["Hello World"]
>>> test.x = "Goodbye World"
>>> test.history['x']  # ["Hello World", "Goodbye World"]

A website that serves as a place to show off some of the great programming work I've done over the years!

A simple Sinatra application that allows a user to create a new support ticket in Samanage using a slash command in Slack.

/ticket name = "Title for ticket", description = "Description for ticket", requester = user@domain.com, priority = Low

A method allowing for the conversion of an lxml.objectify element to a Python Dictionary for those more familiar with a Dictionary object rather than an XML object.

>>> from lxml_to_dict import lxml_to_dict
>>> 
>>> # Usage
>>> lxml_to_dict(<the lxml.objectfy.Element>)
>>>
>>> root = objectify.Element("root")       # <root><root>
>>> b = objectify.SubElement(root, "b")    # <root><b></b><root>
>>> b = objectify.SubElement(root, "b")    # <root><b></b><b></b><root>
>>> a = objectify.SubElement(root, "a")    # <root><b></b><b></b><a></a><root>
>>> lxml_to_dict(root)                     # {'root': {'b': None, 'b1': None, 'a': None}}

A web application for print requests from the repographics print lab at Westmont College. This includes a homepage where users can see their print jobs with a status (To be printed, To be billed, completed), a form for filling in requests and uploading files, and a page to view the costs for each form attribute.