Who Unfollowed Me

Python Implementation

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Breaking Change for development in #34 - please delete the ~/.unfollow/unfollow.toml file before running unfollow again!

About

Python CLI tool that shows you who has unfollowed you on GitHub.
Heavily inspired by msaaddev/who-unfollowed-me

Installation

pip install unfollow

Usage

The first time you run the tool, you will be asked to enter your GitHub username. Subsequent runs will show any unfollowers, with names and links.

I used this project to learn a lot about rich, thus I created numerous themes which you can use.

unfollow - colored text and some panels
unfollow panels - colored text inside panels
unfollow bubbles - all text inside beautiful bubbles - requires a nerd font
unfollow simple - no colors or emojis, just plain text and a table - coming soon

Inspiration

As mentioned, msaaddev/who-unfollowed-me was the reason I created this project and has been a great reference. While I love the project, three things stood out to me that I wanted to improve in my own implementation:

1. The data files for the tool are not hidden and are stored in your current directory rather than the home directory
2. Output looks good but a huge amount is self promotion rather than actual relevant info. (Please don't get me wrong, everyone can self promote as much as they like, I'm just talking about what I wanted to improve)
3. If the tool is run without internet connection, the file that stores the username is erased

Gallery

Bubbles (w/nerd font)

Panels

Development

1. Clone the repo and cd into it:

git clone https://github.com/TechWiz-3/who-unfollowed-me.git
cd who-unfollowed-me

2. Ensure poetry is installed by running:pip install poetry
3. Run: poetry install
4. Make your changes
5. To test your changes, run: poetry run unfollow in project root directory

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🎉 Commit labels

If you're interested in the commit labels used in this repo, check out my git-commit-emoji project