Jordan Webb

A module that allows using Starlark from Python. Starlark is a dialect of Python, so essentially, this gives users a safe sandbox to evaluate arbitrary expressions. This is useful when users want to execute code they don't entirely trust. This was initially based on pystarlark, but I almost completely rewrote it. I learned a lot about Cgo and the CPython APIs while making this.

This module allows using Linux's renameat2 system call from Python. Users might want to use renameat2 to swap two files automatically. One neat thing about this is that it calls the system call directly, so users can use it even if their GNU C Library (glibc) is too old to know about renameat2. Right now, it uses CFFI. I plan to remove that dependency by applying what I learned about the CPython API while working on Python-Starlark-Go.

This is GitHub Actions to run a Pyright static type checker. It uses Reviewdog to report any problems it finds. I wrote this because I wanted the same Python type checking I had in Visual Studio Code as an action.

I own a floodlight camera of questionable provenance, which runs questionable software that talks to a suspicious cloud service. I broke into the camera and disabled all of that, but it left me without a way to control the light. This is a tiny Go application that I wrote to allow controlling the light through Home Assistant.

I built my personal website because I wanted to get out of my back-end comfort zone and learn more about TypeScript and modern front-end things. Building it has been a lot of fun, and I am very proud of the client-side search I implemented.