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Andrew Rogers
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On startup, the code now initializes MEDIA with suitable media files found in the `media` directory that satisfy Twitter's media file requirements. The `filetype` Python module has been added as a dependency to ensure that files in `media` are what they claim to be. In the bot class I added a new _parse_mention method, broke up the pasta chain builder method, and added a new recursive _tweet_media method. The _parse_mention method had to have some `stupid_emoji` hackery thanks to the way the 🖼 emoji gets encoded in some tweets. A new fetch-media script has been added along with a new util function named `download_tweet_media` See media/README.md for more information on how to use the newly-added multimedia superpowers.
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427 B
Makefile
22 lines
427 B
Makefile
install:
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python setup.py install
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clean:
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python setup.py clean
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rm -rvf build *.egg-info dist
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reinstall:
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$(MAKE) clean
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$(MAKE) install
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readme-preview:
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pandoc README.md -s -c img/pub.css -o README.html
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pandoc media/README.md -s -c $(PWD)/img/pub.css -o media/README.html
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format:
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black -v -l 80 pseudbot/*
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black -v -l 80 scripts/*
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# Uncomment below if we ever include code examples:
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##black -v -l 80 examples/*.py
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