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What is MoneyPrinterTurbo built with?
MoneyPrinterTurbo is a Python repo built with FastAPI. It stores its data in Redis and uses AI through OpenAI. It has 65 files and 89,452 written lines, with 232 test files.
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Backend
The base
- FastAPIin package.json
Data
- Redis4 files · app/controllers/manager/redis_manager.py, line 5
Services
OpenAI2 files · app/services/llm.py, line 14
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Frequently asked questions
- What language is MoneyPrinterTurbo written in?
- MoneyPrinterTurbo is written in Python: 65 files and 89,452 written lines.
- What framework does MoneyPrinterTurbo use?
- MoneyPrinterTurbo is built with FastAPI.
- The proof: in package.json
- What database does MoneyPrinterTurbo use?
- MoneyPrinterTurbo stores its data in Redis.
- The proof: app/controllers/manager/redis_manager.py, line 5
- Does MoneyPrinterTurbo use AI?
- Yes. MoneyPrinterTurbo uses AI through OpenAI.
- The proof: app/services/llm.py, line 14
- Does MoneyPrinterTurbo have tests?
- Yes. MoneyPrinterTurbo has 232 test files.
- Which repos have a stack like MoneyPrinterTurbo's?
- The ones that share most of its stack:langflow-ai/langflowdatawhalechina/hello-agentsopen-webui/open-webui
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