photoframe | pull random photos from Google Photos
kandi X-RAY | photoframe Summary
kandi X-RAY | photoframe Summary
A Raspberry Pi (Zero, 1 or 3) software which automatically pulls photos from Google Photos and displays them on the attached screen, just like a photoframe. No need to upload photos to 3rd party service or fiddle with local storage or SD card.
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- Start the presentation
- Removes all caches from a directory
- Forces the garbage collector
- Delete all files older than minAge
- Return a JSON response
- Check if USB resolution is available
- Helper function to run the main screen
- Make a fullscreen image
- Get image size
- Make a request to download a file
- Prepare the next item to be displayed
- Handle the request
- Handle service request
- Handles the request
- Continuous loop
- List of keywords
- Return a list of all the messages in the storage device
- Resolve keywords to new format
- Sets up the USB - related device
- Returns details about the given keyword
- Get image
- Run the background sensor
- Initialize the server
- Update settings
- Install the driver
- Set configuration parameters
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QUESTION
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-30 at 10:34You need also to pass the result of the case in which condition will return false
. In other words you need to pass correct ternary operator
Something like if/else
. If true
return red
, else return blue
.
QUESTION
my problem is that i cannot properly size the frame of my program content to full width of screen or change it at all. All i get is a large root window with a small window anchored top left of it with my content in it. But i want my content to be able to be very long which possibly would go from side of display to the other side.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 00:03You need to add .. root.rowconfigure(0, weight=1) and root.columnconfigure(0, weight=1) and set photoFrame.grid(sticky=NSEW).
QUESTION
Clicking an photo executes an overlay / pop up photo. I want to change the background image of the pop up photo to match that of the < a > that linked it. This question has been asked many times, but I cannot piece together functioning code. Also I want to avoid using any packages, if possible to do with css only that would be ideal, something like
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-24 at 15:50Look at the existing CSS:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make an irregular grid using CSS grid, based on this codepen: https://codepen.io/jasheng/pen/BvBvPN
However, when i try to change the span values for some of the containers to be rectangles, the background color does not fill the entire container (it only fully fills the squared ones)
do you know how i can solve this? sorry if its a newbie question, it's my first time using css grids
i've tried changing every value in both .photoframe and .gallery, which is where i believe the problem lies. i've also added height:100%, object-fit: cover, and background-size: cover, to no avail.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 02:44You were setting the height of your .photoframe
elements using an ::after
pseudo-element with padding-bottom:100%
. Padding set with a percentage on the bottom or top of an element will set that padding to a percentage of the width of the element itself, not a percentage of the parent element. That is why you saw squares, the height of the elements were limited to 100% of the width, a 1:1 ratio.
I set height:100% on the .photoframe element so it fits its entire grid space.
QUESTION
I need to load a bunch of images on the drawable folder to a list of imageview. I'm getting an java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Failed to allocate a 17280012 byte allocation with 8452164 free bytes and 8MB until OOM error.
Here's the an array file that lists all image names in the drawable folder that needs to be loaded.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-11 at 13:4817280012 bytes is the equivalent of a 2078 x 2078 pixel image. This is larger than the resolution of most device screens. You should be loading 0-1 of these images at a time, not 12 of them.
If your images have a high resolution like that, lower their resolution.
If your images have a lower resolution already, but you put them in res/drawable/
, either move them to res/drawable-nodpi/
or plan on creating different editions of the drawables for different densities. No bitmaps belong in res/drawable/
, as that is just a synonym for res/drawable-mdpi/
, and so Android will resample the images on higher-density screens.
QUESTION
I'm trying to get two UIViews to swap where they are in front by brining either one in front of another depending on a bool value before a animation happens, but doing this can mess up the animation. The animation simply swaps their positions, but sometimes it doesn't show this, and instead shows them both moving in opposite directions!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-24 at 22:15Try adding your delay with my delay
function:
QUESTION
I have just started learning and using Js, but at the moment I need help on the following form (created by a previous employee). At the moment the final "Tiles Required" calculations are showing incorrect. For example if i type in the Length and width fields 2500 x 2500 "Tiles Required" = 56 (seen under the 333 x 333 x 7mm tile).
I believe the way the Js works from the beginning is Len = 2500 / 333 = 7.50 - I would need this numbered rounded up in this case to 8. So I would get a correct "Tiles Required" Calculation of 64.
Can anyone help me out or let me know whats the best way to change this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-29 at 14:55Try Math.ceil()
. That is the round up Method from Javascript.
QUESTION
Hello i try to get the tags attribute i have this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-17 at 09:05I find it, it's a dictionnary so i do like this :
QUESTION
How can I adjust an image to a button in Tkinter?
Actually i have this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-23 at 08:45The zoom()
function should fix your issue:
Return a new PhotoImage with the same image as this widget but zoom it with X and Y.
Adding the code line below before instantiating the Button()
widget should be helpful:
QUESTION
I have recently been working on a web app that has a form. However, I've run into a roadblock. In this form, there is an iframe
that has a photo upload. When submitted, the photo is uploaded and lets the user know. There is also a hidden input in a form on this page. In this hidden input, the URL of the image is stored. This is my script that is supposed to intercept the value of this input and pass it along in the form:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-06 at 17:43The photo-upload.php file expects a file data to be posted so that is can be retrieved from $_FILES. But when the iframe gets loaded, how come the file data will be posted? I guess it will throw error in php.
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Install photoframe
Download the image from the release page
Use your favorite tool to load image onto a SD card, I recommend https://etcher.io/ which works on Windows, OSX and Linux
Open the new drive called boot and edit the file called wifi-config.txt Change the two fields to point out your wifi and the password needed for it
Save the file
Place SDcard in your RPi3 which is connected to a monitor/TV
Start the RPi
Wait (takes up to a minute depending on card and the fact that it's expanding to use the entire SDcard ... slower still on non-RPi3)
Follow instructions shown on the display
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