instapaper | Ruby Client for Instapaper 's Full API | Wrapper library
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Instapaper is a ruby wrapper for interacting with Instapaper's Full API. Note that access to the Full API is restricted to Instapaper subscribers only.
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QUESTION
Iw as working on a gitbook
using bookdown
in R several months ago. Today, I resumed my work again, but when I rendered the book the font of the output changed dramatically. It vanishes! I don't remember having changed anything on the TAML of the book. This is how it looks now. Right after the word WELCOME, the text becomes lighter and lighter until it literally disappears. It has a sort of vanishing effect that I have no idea how I got.
Thank you for your help.
Best,
this is my _output.yml
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 02:15I found the problem. Basically, in one of my .Rmd files I create a diagram using the DiagrammeR
package. When one of my colleagues removed the diagram, the issue was gone, but we had no diagram. However, I created a separate .mmd (mermaid) file and updated both packages glue
and DiagrammeR
. All of this solved the problem.
thanks.
QUESTION
In order to make first level sections instead of only chapters html pages of their own, I tried to alter the split_by
in the yaml.
I used this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-28 at 11:13There were (in this early stage of the document) some chapters without subsections. split_by: section
will cause an error in case of chapters without sections.
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a project where my main focus is to create an Action for Google Home which can be invoked and asked to read out some articles (chosen previously from a list, also by voice) from a particular website. I was wondering if it was possible, or if it were already some similar projects.
What I'd like to do is something like the feature in Pocket or instapaper, where you can make the device read the article for you.
I also thought to make something like a database with all the articles I'm interested in, which auto-updates itself whenever a new article is posted, but my main concern now is to be able to separate the articles in various lists, parse the article and in the end implement text to speech into the Action.
Also some implementations with 3rd party services and apps would be useful.
Please ask me if anything isn't exactly clear, english is not my first language.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-07 at 13:30Yes, this is possible. Not necessarily easy, but possible.
First - there is nothing in the Actions on Google library or in Google Home that will automatically scrape a website. That will be up to you.
Second - Responses from your Action are limited in how much they can send at a time.
If you're having it do text-to-speech, you're limited to two "text bubbles" of 640 characters each before the user has to reply. You should keep well below that and should probably stick to just one "text bubble".
If you're playing an audio cut, then you're limited to two minutes.
You can work around both of these limitations by using the Media Response. With TTS, you would play a portion of the text, a brief Media response, at the conclusion of which, your server would be triggered to send the next chunk of text. If it is all recorded, you can just send the longer audio as the Media.
Be advised, however, that if you're using the inline editor or using Firebase Cloud Functions (which the inline editor uses), that by default you're not able to access most sites outside Google's network. You need to upgrade to a paid plan to do so. I suggest the Blaze plan which is pay-as-you-go, but includes a free tier which is typically good enough for development work and light production usage.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a javascript bookmarklet that posts the current URL to my API. For example, something similar to what the Instapaper bookmarklet does. I wrote the following script, have passed it through a minifier and added it as the href
to an tag that I am using as the button. I want to be able to drag this tag to the bookmarks bar.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-15 at 03:04Your href
attribute is considered a relative path without an explicit protocol in the string, e.g. http:
or javascript:
, etc. This is why it was prepending the origin domain to your URL string.
Keep in mind that bookmarklets do not work in all browsers, so make sure you're compatible with at least your target audience.
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