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🚀 Feature: URL Shortener for Python

Open codewithkushagra opened this issue 1 year ago â€ĸ 6 comments

🔖 Feature description

Appwrite Functions allow you to extend and customize your Appwrite server functionality by executing your custom code. 🤩 You can learn more at our official Appwrite Functions docs.

Your task is to implement the URL Shortener function in Python. You can look at the existing Appwrite Functions Templates in another coding language.

Your function should behave and be implemented similarly to existing URL Shortener Node.js template.

Tasks summary:

  • [ ] Fork & clone Appwrite's templates repository
  • [ ] Create a branch feat-implement-url-shortener-python
  • [ ] Write code for the function in folder python/url_shortener/.
  • [ ] Test the function using Appwrite, provide a video.
  • [ ] Write a README.md explaining what the function does, how to use it, and customize it. Here is an example.
  • [ ] Submit a pull request to our templates repository

If you need any help, contact us on our Discord server.

Are you ready to work on this issue? 🤔 Let us know, and we will assign it to you 😊

Happy Appwriting!

🎤 Pitch

Upon reviewing the project's README, it has come to my attention that the Python implementation for a specific feature is pending. A corresponding issue related to this matter was not evident in the available documentation. Drawing from my experience, I successfully engineered a bespoke URL shortener leveraging Django during the Tally Hackathon, where my team became finalists. Given this proficiency and accomplishment, I am confident in my ability to construct a URL shortener template for appwrite.

👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?

  • [X] I checked and didn't find similar issue

đŸĸ Have you read the Code of Conduct?

codewithkushagra avatar Oct 05 '23 18:10 codewithkushagra