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Without an error message, it is difficult to know for sure, but it looks like this is your problem:

If there is no , in your command, the pokemon variable is unset when you try to use it in url = f"play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/xyani/{pokemon}.gif"

It looks like you need to modify the else block to something like the following:

The logic of your text summarization assumes that there are valid sentences which SpaCy will recognize but your example text doesn't provide that. SpaCy will likely just put it all in one long sentence, I don't think the text you fed into it would be split into multiple sentences. The sentence segmentation needs valid text input with punctuation marks etc. Try it with a text consisting of multiple sentences recognizable for SpaCy.

That is combined with the fact that you use int(len(sentence_tokens)*per). int conversion rounds down to the next smaller full number. So int(1*0.05) = int(0.05) = 0, aka it returns 0 sentences. This happens for every text with less than 20 segmented sentences. So change this ratio or use something like max(1, int(len(sentence_tokens)*per)).

I think other than that the code should generally work. I didn't look at every detail though. But I am not sure if you know exactly what it does: it summarizes by keeping only the per share of most representative full sentences, it doesn't change anything on word level.

The first .then() has a missing return.

Try:

You have a number of problems. As @Blackaurd says, your code to check against the contents of the current room is wrong because the value of contents in each room is a string, and so you're comparing item against each letter in the string. I expect what you want is a list of items in each room, because besides your code expecting that, I assume you want to be able to have multiple items in a room.

Another problem is that when you are comparing the typed in item name against the items in the room, you make sure the entered item name is lowercase but the item in the room's contents starts with uppercase. You should in some what make sure that upper/lowercase doesn't matter.

Here's how to fix both of these. First, change your description of each room so that the contents value is a list of items, like this:

You have 2 options:

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I just solve this issue by correcting the RxJS version to 7.4.0. I hope this can solve others issue as well.

I found out the solution. this articles explained really well.

In short, I need to create a new class and place my change inside it. The global CSS has to be changed into something like this

In order to use variables you have to use ejs you can read about it here https://ejs.co/

then you can do something like this:

• First change the name to index.ejs
• Then you have to pass the data

The problem was the version of webpack-dev-plugin, I had to update to 5.2.1 With that, the app is running fine again with webpack 5.

No further configuration change was needed in my case