def main():
# Just a quick note. I prefer camelCase over underscores so that is what I used for the variable names I changed.
authFile = "auth.txt"
creds = import_credentials(authFile)
if creds is False or len(creds) < 3:
print("The OAuth file is not valid, or it does not exist.")
print("Please provide valid OAuth credentials in ",
authFile,
".",
sep="")
sys.exit(
) # sys.exit() is I believe the more pythonic way of doing this.
# sys.exit() is meant more for programs where as exit(0) is meant for the interactive console. I think.
else:
reddit = Reddit(*creds)
# By creating a Reddit object we don't need to worry about passing credentials when we want to use the,
inital_user = input("Enter username (enter 'q' to quit): ")
if inital_user == "q": # Why don't you just do this?
sys.exit()
print("Getting original user's top 5 subreddits...")
# Original user's top 5 subreddits
top_subreddits = reddit.ranked_subreddits(
reddit.full_comment_and_submission_history(inital_user), max_count=10)
user_scores = {}
# Set this to the maximum number of latest users you want from each subreddit
MAX_USERS_PER_SUBREDDIT = 100
# Last 100 users in each of the top 5 subreddits
for sub_count, sub_reddit in enumerate(
top_subreddits
): # enumerate gets you a iterable and an index variable
# In this case sub_count was just the index+1
print("Getting last 100 users in " + sub_reddit[0] + " (" +
str(sub_count + 1) + " of " + str(len(top_subreddits)) + ")...")
users_list = reddit.last_subreddit_users(
sub_reddit[0], max_count=MAX_USERS_PER_SUBREDDIT)
# Top 5 subreddits for each of the users in the current subreddit
user_count = 1
for user in users_list:
print("Getting top subreddits for user " + str(user_count) +
" of " + str(len(users_list)) + "...",
end="\r",
flush=True)
user_top_subreddits = reddit.ranked_subreddits(
reddit.full_comment_and_submission_history(user), max_count=5)
score = 1
user_count += 1
for comp_sub in user_top_subreddits:
if comp_sub in top_subreddits:
score += 1
if score > 1:
user_scores.update({user: score})
print("\nMatched users so far: " + str(user_scores))
matched_users = sorted(user_scores.items(),
key=operator.itemgetter(1),
reverse=True)
print("\nUsers most like " + inital_user + ":")
for match in matched_users:
print("User: "******" | Score: " + str(match[1]))
