How do I get this title using python?
I haven't tried anything yet since I do not know which library should I use and how.
Have a look at this StackOverflow Question - since your picture as music played by spotify, this question might help you.
How to get Spotify current playing song in Python (Windows)?
They are referring to this Library: https://github.com/XanderMJ/spotilib
If you wanna directly control spotify via Python you might also have a look at this library: https://pypi.org/project/pyspotify/
For interaction with the Spotify Web Api, this might also be helpful: https://spotipy.readthedocs.io/en/2.16.1/
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I need to make a very specific program to calculate text RPG results based on user inputs, currently Im making it in Python because thats what I know to use, but we play in a website and most players dont have any program to use Python and some even play on their phones, is there any way to play it on a website?
I've looked for ways and most sources said I need to convert it to HTML or another language like C or C++, but I dont even know how to do this and the auto-converters I've tried didnt worked. Jupyter Notebook also wouldnt work because some of the players doesnt know how to use it and it would be too hard to teach them all.
Is there ANY way to keep it in Python and use it on a website?
You can use any python web framework and host it.
If you are a beginner, I recommend you to use Flask framework and try hosting it in https://www.pythonanywhere.com/
We have built an application in Python for getting the lyrics of a song that the user searches for. We are using the Genius API for this. However, we also want to know the timestamps of each lyric in the song, so that we know when each lyric plays or shows up. Is there an API or library that we could use to get the timestamp of each lyric? Or would we need to manually recognize each lyric in the song using an audio recognition technique?
Thank you for all of the help.
Last time I looked, Genius Lyrics' APIs do not include timestamps unfortunately. There are alternatives out there, such as Musixmatch - although they're not free (and apparently not cheap).
I did find Lyrics Plus though. It's an integration for Spotify. Maybe their code on GitHub could help. Good luck!
i am kind of new to Python and trying to learn the language the best i can. Right now i am having a problem of trying to automate something. I dont know how i should
What i am trying to automate I was trying to make the Programm being able to Read the value of how much Food, Wood etc is in the Storage right now(maybe also know if the storage is full or not) If it is full, or has reached the value needed to upgrade the storage for Food for ecaple, then it should do so.
I was thinking at first of how it should know that the storage is full, should be done by using pyautogui using but i am unsure...i am sorry that this is such a long massage and i dont know if you guys understand what i am trying to explain,...if not so, just ask
Python does not recognize (nor know) the value of the characters for this type of automation it is recommended to use an image recognition library. (I Recommend Opencv) and for clicking on the screen you can use pyput.
Opencv Link: https://pypi.org/project/opencv-python/
Pyput Link: https://pypi.org/project/pynput/
and you can also watch the following project since it can help you get started.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXqKniVe6P8
I am using python 3.6. I am planning to incorporate houndify in a project that I'm working on. I want to use the Houndify API to make voice requests (using only a few domains like Weather, Map, Knowledge, Wikipedia, etc.). The documentation on the page left me kind of confused, so I would really appreciate it if anyone could explain (with example code of course) how I can use the Houndify API to get results.
PS: I Don't want to use my browser in any way. All I want to use is my python code.
Have you tried looking at the documentation in the README? It has a lot of useful info. If there is a more specific question, please let me know.
https://docs.houndify.com/sdks/docs/python
Now that the Google Conversion API has been discontinued is there a way to convert PDF files to images in GAE, specially python?
Looks like someone has already requested this from Google but there hasn't been any action.
A couple years ago the consensus was it wasn't possible. Anything new out there that could help me out?
If you read the issue report you linked to, there are two suggestions there:
Use ImageMagick to do it locally.
Use the service described in the comments that is "working well", "super easy to deploy", and "freely available", and good enough that "this issue can be closed".
The first is obviously not possible if you're running in a pure hosted environment that doesn't provide ImageMagick, but the second has no such problem. Of course neither is an "official Google" solution, but… so what?
If there's something specific you can't do either way, you'll have to tell us what.