Question for a python project

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Hey! I have a question to you all!

I want to build a python script that is compactible in Linux and Windows.
The function of the script is that the user can make an input in the cmd.
Then the script should search for the input in a database (not local over the www).
If the input does not match exactly, the following output appears: Did you mean "name of the db entry".
And then the user can answer with yes or no. When the user input is yes then he will be forwarded to a website.

Is this possible? When yes, are there any tutorials or websites that have similar projects? Or is here anyone that can program something like this?

[1.487]

Hey! I have a question to you all!

I want to build a python script that is compactible in Linux and Windows.
The function of the script is that the user can make an input in the cmd.
Then the script should search for the input in a database (not local over the www).
If the input does not match exactly, the following output appears: Did you mean "name of the db entry".
And then the user can answer with yes or no. When the user input is yes then he will be forwarded to a website.

Is this possible? When yes, are there any tutorials or websites that have similar projects? Or is here anyone that can program something like this?

when you say db entry, you're talking just about the domain name ?

for example if he types "amazon" and "amazon.com" exists, it opens him a tab to check it ?

lmk i'll plug ya on sum base code

I do not sell anything. I do not have a public Discord / Telegram. I will never ask anyone for money / refuse any deal via middleman. I will never deny to confirm my identity via PM before any deal. Stay safe, I have impersonators.

(-.-)Zzz...

https://youtu.be/EDVrTYW2l84

 

[11]

Hey! I have a question to you all!

I want to build a python script that is compactible in Linux and Windows.
The function of the script is that the user can make an input in the cmd.
Then the script should search for the input in a database (not local over the www).
If the input does not match exactly, the following output appears: Did you mean "name of the db entry".
And then the user can answer with yes or no. When the user input is yes then he will be forwarded to a website.

Is this possible? When yes, are there any tutorials or websites that have similar projects? Or is here anyone that can program something like this?

when you say db entry, you're talking just about the domain name ?

for example if he types "amazon" and "amazon.com" exists, it opens him a tab to check it ?

lmk i'll plug ya on sum base code

yes exactly

Here is a second example: The user entered the name of a youtuber (as an example). Then the name will be searched in the database and the script should output a link of this youtuber.

[1.487]

Hey! I have a question to you all!

I want to build a python script that is compactible in Linux and Windows.
The function of the script is that the user can make an input in the cmd.
Then the script should search for the input in a database (not local over the www).
If the input does not match exactly, the following output appears: Did you mean "name of the db entry".
And then the user can answer with yes or no. When the user input is yes then he will be forwarded to a website.

Is this possible? When yes, are there any tutorials or websites that have similar projects? Or is here anyone that can program something like this?

when you say db entry, you're talking just about the domain name ?

for example if he types "amazon" and "amazon.com" exists, it opens him a tab to check it ?

lmk i'll plug ya on sum base code

yes exactly

Here is a second example: The user entered the name of a youtuber (as an example). Then the name will be searched in the database and the script should output a link of this youtuber.

okay so basically a link searcher on google ?

I do not sell anything. I do not have a public Discord / Telegram. I will never ask anyone for money / refuse any deal via middleman. I will never deny to confirm my identity via PM before any deal. Stay safe, I have impersonators.

(-.-)Zzz...

https://youtu.be/EDVrTYW2l84

 

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Yes, it is possible to build a Python script that is compatible with both Linux and Windows that allows the user to make an input in the command line, searches for the input in a database, and provides suggestions if the input does not match exactly.
To accomplish this, you can use the

Code:

input()

function in Python to accept user input from the command line, and then use a library such as

Code:

requests

or

Code:

urllib

to make HTTP requests to the database. You can then parse the response and use string matching algorithms such as Levenshtein distance to provide suggestions.To forward the user to a website, you can use the

Code:

webbrowser

library to open the website in the default browser.Here are some resources that may be helpful:

• The
  Code:

  input()
  function in Python: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#input
  
• The
  Code:

  requests
  library in Python: https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/master/
  
• The
  Code:

  urllib
  library in Python: https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.html
  
• String matching algorithms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Approximat...g_matching
  
• The
  Code:

  webbrowser
  library in Python: https://docs.python.org/3/library/webbrowser.html
  

It would be great if you provide the database in question and it's structure, so the solution could be tailored accordingly.

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and yes, it is possible to build a Python script that takes the name of a YouTuber as input from the command line, searches for the name in a database, and outputs a link to the YouTuber's channel.Here are the high-level steps you could take to accomplish this:

1. Use the
   Code:

   input()
   function in Python to accept the name of the YouTuber from the command line.
   
2. Use a library such as
   Code:

   requests
   or
   
   Code:

   urllib
   to make an HTTP request to the YouTube API (https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/) to search for the YouTuber's channel by name.
   
3. Parse the response from the API to extract the link to the YouTuber's channel.
   
4. Use the
   Code:

   print()
   function in Python to output the link.
   

Here are some resources that may be helpful:

• YouTube API documentation: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/
  
• Code:

  requests
  library in Python: https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/master/
  
• Code:

  urllib
  library in Python: https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.html
  

You would need to create an API Key for the youtube API and then use it for the requests.
Please keep in mind that you should also read and follow the usage guidelines and terms of service of the YouTube API, to ensure that your script is used in an appropriate and legal manner.

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when you say db entry, you're talking just about the domain name ?

for example if he types "amazon" and "amazon.com" exists, it opens him a tab to check it ?

lmk i'll plug ya on sum base code

yes exactly

Here is a second example: The user entered the name of a youtuber (as an example). Then the name will be searched in the database and the script should output a link of this youtuber.

okay so basically a link searcher on google ?

not really. the link is provided in the database an is not being searched on google.

Here is an example of a database in mongodb:
https://imgur.com/a/jtkB8gQ

[1.487]

yes exactly

Here is a second example: The user entered the name of a youtuber (as an example). Then the name will be searched in the database and the script should output a link of this youtuber.

okay so basically a link searcher on google ?

not really. the link is provided in the database an is not being searched on google.

Here is an example of a database in mongodb:
https://imgur.com/a/jtkB8gQ

okay then do you have an api access ? to search on db

I do not sell anything. I do not have a public Discord / Telegram. I will never ask anyone for money / refuse any deal via middleman. I will never deny to confirm my identity via PM before any deal. Stay safe, I have impersonators.

(-.-)Zzz...

https://youtu.be/EDVrTYW2l84

 

[11]

okay so basically a link searcher on google ?

not really. the link is provided in the database an is not being searched on google.

Here is an example of a database in mongodb:
https://imgur.com/a/jtkB8gQ

okay then do you have an api access ? to search on db

Here is the instructions for the api of mongodb as an example:
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/api/data-api/