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OpnEco: The FOSS companion of content writers.

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OpnEco - A companion for content writers, by content writers. | Product Hunt

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What is OpnEco?

"Ah, if only I could get someone to read this for feedback." "Only if I could know which keywords to target..."

We all have been there, haven't we?

OpnEco is a Python3 project developed just for that. To be a constant companion throughout your content writing process. By content writers, for content writers.

Salient Features:

Interactive Graphs



OpnInsights




Easy to use



OpnEco Main menu




Can work offline (except for some modules)



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FREE and Open Source



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Other features:

  1. Hassle-free installation
  2. Can work without Internet (some modules need them though.)

Installation:

OpnEco doesn't require any lengthy installation process. You can do in any of the following ways:

  1. You can simply download, resolve its dependencies, and build it.

  2. If you are a Windows user, you can run setup.bat by double clicking it. If you are a Linux user, a simple ./setup.sh will do.

But ensure that you have a proper Internet connection and Python installed and properly configured. Windows users may need to check if Python is added to the PATH environment variable in their systems.

Steps (for those who chose to build it):

  1. Download this project code and open the top-level directory.
  2. Install the Python dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt (or pip3 install -r requirements.txt if you have two versions of Python installed.)
  3. Run init.py using python init.py (or python3 init.py if you have two versions of Python installed.)
  4. Run manage.py using python manage.py runserver (or python3 manage.py runserver if you have two versions of Python installed.)

Starting up:

  1. If you are a Windows user, you can run start.bat by double clicking it. If you are a Linux user, a simple ./start.sh will do.
  2. If you built it from scratch, follow steps 0 and 3 above.
  3. Open 127.0.0.1:8000 or localhost:8000 on your browser if you have installed with default settings.

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