karlicoss

https://gridstudio.io/ looks promising

Started integrating with influxdb & Grafana, works pretty well for time series-like stuff https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI/blob/6d9bc2964b24cfe6187945f4634940673dfe9c27/my/bluemaestro.py#L194-L220  https://twitter.com/karlicoss/status/1361100437332590593 https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI/blob/6239879245eca9c87e7a1e7e4da3382f34782464/my/rescuetime.py#L85-L109  https://twitter.com/karlicoss/status/1360369025122000898

Nice job! Just checked it out too (although I don't have as many comments to need it), and it works! Wondering, how do you approach Python entry points/executable scripts while...

Regarding merge function: looks good! It would be cool to merge into upstream too, but my only concern with the current way (keeping everything in `reddit.py`) would be `rexport` and...

> then I just use individual python scripts with no packaging, which require you to clone and run directly. Yep, agree, that's mostly what I've been doing so far. >...

I've added the link to readme and moving the issue to HPI (most of the discussion is relevant to it), hope you don't mind!

Just merged #83 ! Let me know if you have any issues :) Absolutely, would be great to merge! 1. Configs: IMO it's best to separate the configs, e.g. `class...

> Would that work with my.core.cfg.make_config? I think so? As far as I understand, nested classes in Python are merely a syntactic thing (e.g. even if you want to access...

> though one could probably get around that by standardizing the interface/duck typing Yep, or `Protocol` > If someone was using this for the first time, I think the 'X'...

Yeah, I guess it makes sense -- people are more likely to start with just one data source, so would be nicer to make this easier. And then I or...