thumbsup | Simple Website screenshot service based on PhantomJS | Test Automation library
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Thumbsup is a simple website screenshot service. It uses the excellent from Ariya Hidayat to render websites to image files. This projects embeds the 'urlnorm' URL normalisation routine, written in Python by Mark Nottingham. It requires ImageMagick for the image manipulation routines. Thumbsup is built as a web-service using Tornado async web server. Most of the code deals with spawning phantomjs and imagemagic processes for getting the images and collecting the output of the external calls. The images are served as static files and are cached - once generated, a screenshot will persist until the file is removed. You can easily use another web server for the static file handling, or just put Thumbsup behind a Varnish proxy. Cache invalidation is easily done with a simple cron job that wipes all files older than your cache period.
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- Get the URL
- Wrapper function for async calls
- Check if a domain exists
- Attach a command
- Generate a hash of two slots
- Return a hash of the given arguments
- Run a phantomjs command
- Convert a PhantomJS string to a logging level
- Check configuration
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a design like this using text and image in a ZStack but my current implementation isn't showing the text at all, and I don't know why
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 22:43In a ZStack, the views are stacked on the Z axis with the first defined views at the "bottom" of the stack. So, your text is currently covered up by the image, which is higher up on the stack. I've fixed this and added an offset to move the text to the top right, which also wasn't working in your code.
QUESTION
I have this music bot project, I got it from YouTube and I added a little bit of my own things to it.
The problem is every time I send the ?play (songname) command, it sends an error that connection.play is not a function. What should I do?
The error I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-28 at 21:14There are a couple of changes in discord.js v13 where you have to use the @discordjs/voice module.
Your first mistake is that you don't provide an ID at channelId: message.member.voice.channel. The channel ID should be message.member.voice.channel.id.
Second, play() is no longer available on the connection. In v13, you have to create an audio player first, using the createAudioPlayer() method; then create an audio resource. Audio resources contain audio that can be played by an audio player to voice connections. To create one, you can use the createAudioResource() method and pass your stream as the parameter.
Once the resource is created, you can play them on an audio player using player.play(). You also need to subscribe your connection to the player so the connection will broadcast whatever your player is playing. To do this, call the subscribe() method on your voice connection with the player as the parameter.
Also, there is no connection.on listener. You can use player.on though. To check if a song is finished, you can subscribe to the AudioPlayerStatus.Idle event.
And the last thing, to leave a channel, instead of voiceChannel.leave(), you should use either connection.disconnect() or connection.destroy().
You can find the working code below:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a forms but it doesn't work well for me. The timeout does not work and I need to type the command twice for it to work I don't know why
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 14:39Remove the messageCreate event from there:
QUESTION
I have a problem in line 19 of my code. It says that there is a missing argument, which is 'event'. However, I don't know how to fix this. I have looked into the docs for discord.py but I can't find anything. Can anyone help me?
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Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 19:44You must change Client.wait_for("message") to self.bot.wait_for("message")
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I have a UICollectionView that sizes cells heights automatically so depending on how much text is inside the cell it will size the height appropriately.
This works perfectly fine I can click all the buttons, scroll up or down, etc, but the problem is that when I call reloadData(), the collectionViewCell's constraints get screwed up and they stack on top of each other for some reason.
Here is a picture of the collectionView before reloadData() is called:
Here is a picture of the collectionVIew after I call reloadData():
Anyone possibly know why this is happening and how I can fix it?
Here is my code for the CustomCollectionView:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-24 at 03:57Finally figured how you can fix this problem if anyone else is having this issue.
So what I did was I decided to use a UITableView instead of a UICollectionView. When you change to a UITableView you can access the variableUITableView.automaticDimension.
Side note: You can only use a UITableView if you have one column.
So this is what I did for my UITableView:
QUESTION
So, I have gone through and added different functions to my discord bot. I am working on making it to where a function if used incorrectly can have two different error outputs depending on the users permissions.
For example: When I use the command "!clear" as a server admin, I have it to where I will get the error, "Please specify an amount of messages to delete." because the command should be used like "!clear (amount)".
But when someone that is not an admin runs this command, I would like for a different error to populate. For example: A normal user tries to use "!clear", I would want the error output to say "Error: You do not have permissions for this command."
But I am not able to figure out how to apply two different error outputs to one function / command.
Whenever I go onto the normal account and do command "!clear", it populates "Please specify an amount of messages to delete.", when I would only want that error output for admins.
I only want for the output "Error: You do not have permissions for this command." to show when a normal user tries to use an administrative bot command.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-12 at 09:47You could just check the error that is arised in the same clear_error function, for example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to replicate the facebooks emoji reactions and thus found and decided to use the "flutter_reaction_button" to achieve this, but I encountered a problem or should I say I don't have a clue on have to add some padding between icons inside the reaction box.
My code for the ReactionButton:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 10:03you can wrap your FaIcon in Padding widget as below
QUESTION
so i need to get msg.author.dmChannel
it doesnt work
the msg.author object is the following:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 15:17In v13, DMs need their own intent (DIRECT_MESSAGES). Also, User.dmChannel can be null. To force a DM, you can use User.createDM which returns the channel. Here is what could be the final code:
QUESTION
I'm trying to put my discord bot on my raspberry pi (using ssh to code it) and as soon as I close terminal the bot stops working and the guide I've used: https://www.gngrninja.com/code/2017/3/24/python-create-discord-bot-on-raspberry-pi
I've looked everywhere and I can't find anything, I have been using replit but I have decided to switch to my raspberry pi and I have ran into this problem
My code (the '.' is a racist word that I've changed):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-24 at 06:22Screen is what I use and it's super easy.
- Install:
sudo apt-get install screen - Create screen (yourbot is your custom screen name):
screen -S yourbot - Detach from screen:
CTRL+A+D - View all screens:
screen -ls - Reattach to screen:
screen -r yourbot
Here's a link to the whole tutorial.
QUESTION
I've been coding with Python for Discord but I wanted to make the switch to JS as there is more. I am having some trouble, the bot did not have a join or leave command. So I created one. I can get the join working but the bot cant leave.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-27 at 22:37Hmm I see your problem is really simple and you could've find it in the Official Documentation.
Instead of trying to switch channels you can just quit the current one and join a new one using .leave() and then .join()
PS : Your code is kinda messy so if you want it to be more readable you can use msg.member.voice.channel for the member's channel and msg.guild.me.voice.channel for the channel you're in, and it will be null if the target isn't there, to join the member's voice channel it's msg.member.voice.channel.join() without putting anything in the ()
To be more precise, your new code would look something like
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