WikingGaffa
@WikingGaffa
I can run my repl. I get the error message below:
Python 3.8.2 (default, Feb 26 2020, 02:56:10)
Repl.it: Updating package configuration
--> pytho
Python
KHZ @WikingGaffa was looking for the Answer online and Saw a Question exact Similar as yours. The Answer was that you Fork this Repl and Delete all the Packager Files and then Rerun it. I just Forked yours and it Ran without any Error. You can also try Forking and Deleting all the Packager Files and then try Running it. Hope this Helps.
1593360403538_8a7187653ad5d667845c95fcff6ad4be2 years ago
I often use Repl to make a quick code snippet that I only use once.
Now I have 108 repls in my Unnamed-folder and I dont see a way to delete multiple
I know I can use ?outputonly=1 to make an url that only shows the console. But if I do this in a tkinter repl, I get the console and the output(tkinte
PYer Here if you read my previous comment, it says that there is no way. Well if you simply use the url in the white window, you can access it. (At least this is possible with flask.) If you look at the window, look slightly above and there will be a url. copy and paste that, then do whatever you were planning on doing with that link instead of the repl link4 years ago
PYer I don't know exactly what you are saying, but I don't think you can do it. I think if you have the repl you would have to manually shrink the console. Are you trying to embed this into a site?4 years ago
Method 1 works. Method 2 dos not. I remember doing something like this in Lua, but is that not a way in python?
https://repl.it/@WikingGaffa/RustyDar
ArchieMaclean To add something to a list, use append, like:
mylist.append("blah")
Please upvote if his helps :)4 years ago
AllAwesome497 ok the second method is dictionary u use myList={} for that. Or if u still wanted to use lists use myList.append()4 years ago
Hi
I have a Python Flask project where I have a list of links in a csv. (myList.csv)
My python script goes to the links (it is the same website) and s
Can you schedule a repl to run say once a day ?
-without logging in or visiting repl.it etc.
Once a day it should tjeck a website for an update
joekreydt Since you are using Python, you would need to set up something to serve your application as a web page. That way, when something like UptimeRobot or Cron-Job makes an HTTP request to your Repl.it, the application with run without the need to click the Run button.
You can set your Python application up as a web site pretty easily with Flask. I'll write up a guide on this sooner or later, but in the meantime, [here's a guide that helped me do what you are trying to do.] (https://www.codementor.io4 years ago
Vandesm14 If you use Nodejs and a Timer, it can schedule to check a website each day. In order to keep the repl running, you can use https://uptimerobot.com/
If you know Python, I believe you can have the same idea, and still use uptimerobot.
> Please upvote this post if it helped you in any way.4 years ago
Does anyone have a simple repl that extract content from PDF?
Preferably to html
I have access to a bunch of puplicly awailable pdfs. As it is now, I
My python script outputs a .txt file... I want to download just the .txt file. Is there a way to do this?
I only get the "download as zip". But I only
RaidingShaman I can give you two solutions:
Start an ExpressJS server with static serving on
After starting an ExpressJS server with static serving on the root, go to the file link your browser.
Save the file via pressing ctrl + s
Upload the file with g drive api or any other cloud uploading api
You may use any of them. I did not use the 2nd one but I am pretty sure, that'll work.
>I hope these trick helped you.
>So do not forget to upvote this.2 years ago
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Example of a python app that generates a matplotlib graf, saving it as png and showing it on a webpage. It also saves the image to a PDF, and make it
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Really early web app that calculates how much energy is needed to heat air from one temp to another... Work in progress
https://unevengoodlocus--wiki
awoolford Thanks for sharing. It's a good app for this specific purpose. You could update it to use CSS if you have time, since bgcolor, align, cellpadding, cellspacing, etc. are not supported in HTML5, though most browsers will probably display it just fine.5 years ago
heyitsmarcus One of the most important things to do in a web app when there is any kind of user input is to check that user input to ensure it meets the criteria that your web app expects. I noticed that if I just hit the Calculate button right away, there is an Internal Server Error that appears. I'm not sure what language you're using for the backend portion, but I would highly suggest migrating your calculations to the frontend using JavaScript. You'll get much, MUCH quicker responses in your calculati5 years ago
You are a pirate!
http://wikinggaffa.repl.co/Pirates/
http://wikinggaffa.repl.co/VentilationEnergyCalculator/
I needed a simple Energy calculator for work so decided to wrap it in a 90s look.