It took me embarrassingly long to get the hang of combining Python 3 and the API, but once I understood what I was doing I made this small script. I put it up on Github. Any criticism is welcome, I'm not a Python expert.

The script that gives you a sorted list of everyone who voted on a post or comment. For example, for rob's post it returns this in the command line:

  Pub ID: 266825
  Title: Hubski prototypical API is here
  List of votes, sorted from first voter to last:
  1: thenewgreen
  2: War
  3: mk
  4: caelum19
  5: camarillobrillo
  6: forwardslash
  7: nowaypablo
  8: thundara
  9: StJohn
  10: OftenBen
  11: demure
  12: am_Unition
  13: ihya1324
  14: veen
  15: whanhee
  16: tauta_krypta
  17: NoTroop
  18: lelibertaire
  19: Cumol
  20: querx
  21: KittehCult
  22: aeromill
  23: GodOfAtheism
  Press Enter to exit...

It ain't perfect but I think it's cool that I conjured this up in a few hours.

insomniasexx or rob, how can I get a simple .py like this up on the web as something that runs on a server? As in, an online version of the command line that runs my file. I tried some of the services from this free Github student pack but I am such a webdev noob that I don't have a clue what does what. I've heard of Docker, is that what I'm looking for?