GPT-4 replaces a junior dev and ships new feature to OS package

CODE LINK: github.com/Sanjin84/findmyfile
The FindMyFile library is an open-source tool, which means that it is freely available for users to access, modify, and distribute. This open-source nature encourages collaboration and constant development, ensuring that the tool is continually improved and updated to meet the evolving needs of its users. Furthermore, FindMyFile is designed to work seamlessly on both Linux and Windows systems, making it a versatile and accessible solution for a wide range of users.
By being open-source and cross-platform, FindMyFile aims to foster a community of developers and users who can contribute to its growth and success. This collaborative approach helps the tool stay relevant and useful in the fast-paced world of information management, catering to the diverse requirements of professionals across various operating systems.
When I asked GPT-4 what it did in this video here was the response:
In this conversation, I helped improve the findmyfile package by implementing the following enhancements:
Added docstrings to classes and methods: I provided docstrings for each class and method, explaining their functionality and features. This will help users understand the purpose of each component and make the code more maintainable.
Created a progress bar class: I created a ProgressBar class to display the progress of file searching and loading operations. This class takes the total number of files as input and provides an easy-to-use interface for updating and printing the progress bar.
Integrated the progress bar into the FilesDB class: I integrated the progress bar into the search() and add_file_data() methods of the FilesDB class. This allows users to see the progress of searching files for keywords and loading supported files into the FilesDB instance.
Modified the add_file_data() method to count files and display progress accurately: I adjusted the method to ensure the progress bar accurately represents the loading progress of supported files. The method now updates the progress bar only when a supported file type is encountered.
These improvements make the findmyfile package more user-friendly, informative, and maintainable.
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1️⃣ WebQuiz (Front End): github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuiz
2️⃣ WebQuizAPI (Back End): github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuizAPI
3️⃣ findmyfile (Python Package): github.com/Sanjin84/findmyfile
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2️⃣ AITrivia: sanjin84.github.io/AITrivia/
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[@protopan7722]

amazing bro!! keep it up

[@protopan7722]

btw are you still making python tutorials on stackskills or other platforms?

[@SanjinDedic]

Not actively, I have a few courses on Udemy and I do Python courses for my job at Grok Academy. I am absolutely loving programming with GPT 4 so I might do a course on that once I put in like 200 hours and get pretty good