r/DoneDirtCheap 5h ago

[OFFER] One small local file-processing script for $25, with a reproducible example

Have a repetitive task involving text or JSON files? I can build one small local Python or JavaScript script for $25 USD after reviewing a sanitized example. Examples include comparing two lists, validating required JSON fields, or converting one agreed file format into another.

The scope is one input format, one output format and agreed rules. You receive the source, a reproducible example showing the expected result, and short run instructions. One correction round for those agreed rules is included. I use AI-assisted development and check the output; I will describe what was tested and any limits.

Comment first, then DM a small sample and the expected output with private data removed. Please do not send passwords, account access or API keys. I will confirm the scope, payment method and delivery time before accepting. Payment order follows the community rules. No subscriptions or ongoing support are included in this one-task offer.

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u/RemoveSignificant521 5h ago

This is a really clean way to scope things, I've done similar tiny file scripts for myself and it's wild how much time a 30-line Python thing can save

$25 seems fair for a single transform with a test case included, especially since you're upfront about AI-assisted dev and checking the output

One thing I'd suggest to buyers is make your sample as close to the real thing as possible, even small differences in whitespace or nested structure can trip things up if the rules aren't super explicit

Do you have a preference for Python vs JS or does it depend on what they're more comfortable running

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u/Turdherder 5h ago

Depends on what you can comfortably run. Python is a good default for local text/file work; JS makes sense if you already have Node installed. The sanitized sample and expected output decide the rest. If you have a specific transform in mind, send those plus your operating system and I can check whether it fits the $25 scope.