Definitely! Until then, clone the repo end enter the directory.

git clone https://github.com/JockeTF/fimfarchive.git
cd fimfarchive

Then create a virtual environment. The commands may vary slightly depending on your platform.

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate

Make sure the above command succeeded, and install the development dependencies.

pip install -r requirements.txt

You can now run fimfarchive as a python module.

python -m fimfarchive

Note that there isn't really anything useful you can do with that command now. However, you can mess around with an archive release through the interactive interpreter.

>>> # Create a fetcher instance for reading from the archive.
>>> from fimfarchive.fetchers import FimfarchiveFetcher
>>> fetcher = FimfarchiveFetcher('fimfarchive.zip')
>>>
>>> # Inspect the title of a story.
>>> story = fetcher.fetch(9) 
>>> story.meta['title']
'The Greatest Equine Who has Ever Lived!'
>>> 
>>> # Check the number of total words in the archive.
>>> sum(story.meta['num_words'] for story in fetcher)
2081635416
>>> 
>>> # Do the same thing, but with a fancy progress bar.
>>> from fimfarchive.utils import tqdm
>>> sum(story.meta['num_words'] for story in tqdm(fetcher))
 72%|##################       | 120536/166411 [00:15<00:06, 7639.93it/s]

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