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My PixelPainter I use (24/7) to paint on the canvas run by the python discord, in their pixel event. You can use this yourself if you so desire.

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Python 98.50% Shell 1.50%

pydis-pixel's Introduction

PydisPixels Painter

This is the script I'm using to join in on the python discord pixels event!

Setup

Oh look, a very convenient shell script!

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EEKIM10/pydis-pixel/master/install.sh | bash

BEFORE YOU RUN!

You must first get an API token from https://pixels.pythondiscord.com/show_token. Once you've done that, create a file called auth.txt, and paste it in there. It must be in your current working directory.

Looping

(basically, native 24/7 running)

You can specify if the program should loop itself with the command line argument --loop

Note: looping will use the same input values you're asked when you start the program. This is useful for "protecting" one of your drawings.

$ python3 main.py --loop once  # will loop once
$ python3 main.py --loop 2  # will loop two times
$ python3 main.py  # will loop once
$ python3 main.py --loop infinite

Headless running

If you want to run this script without a console to take inputs (e.g. via a crontab or whatever), you can pass command line arguments for every input:

# Setting where the source image is
$ python3 main.py --image /path/to/image  # path can be relative, absolute, or a HTTP[S] URI.

# Controlling cursor boundaries
# -X: The start of the cursor (horizontally, left)
# -Y: The start of the cursor (vertically, top)
# -H: The end of the cursor (horizontally, right)
# -V: The end of the cursor (vertically, bottom)
$ python3 main.py -X 0 -Y 0 -H 240 -V 135

# Painting a 12x16 image called "box.png" (this command won't ask for any input whatsoever):
$ python3 main.py -X 100 -Y 100 -H 112 -V 116 -I $HOME/Downloads/box.png

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