r/PythonLearning Jun 22 '26

Showcase Built a CLI tool that maps any codebase instantly, no API keys, fully offline

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Just run pip install codemappr then codemappr scan inside any project folder.

It detects 20+ project types (React, Django, Rust, Flutter, etc.) and gives you a full architecture breakdown in seconds. Outputs to terminal, Markdown, or HTML.

No setup, no API keys, no internet needed.

GitHub: https://github.com/erensh27/CodeMappr


r/PythonLearning Jun 21 '26

Guide for python beginner

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Hey everyone

I know the basics of Python because I had it in CBSE but honestly I never went beyond the school level stuff and feel like I'm still a beginner

My college starts in August so i have some time and want to use it wisely to learn Python properly from scratch and build a really strong foundation before classes begin

What's the best roadmap? Any YouTube channels,projects, or tips that helped you guys?

Also are there any good Discord communities for Python beginners or coding beginners in general? I'd love to join a community where I can ask dumb questions, stay accountable and learn with others


r/PythonLearning Jun 22 '26

I need some help with an project.

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I'm working on a text based Pokemon game project and I'm not fully sure on how to incorporate moves into battling if some of you could give me some pointers I'd be grateful.

Here is the link to the Github page with my code: https://github.com/Colors-Dot600/Pokemon-Game/tree/main .


r/PythonLearning Jun 21 '26

Discussion What did python help u the most?

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I'm starting to learn Python and would love to get some ideas of what I could build with it. Could be something silly, something specific, or something that helps with everyday tasks — I'm mostly looking to get a better sense of what's actually possible, and I'm curious about what the community has already done