I am following this tutorial, https://github.com/VeliovGroup/Meteor-Files/wiki/Image-Processing
I am successful on creating thumbnails.
I am successful on adding versions in the collection.
I want to display the thumbnail. My problem now is how can I get link for <img> tag?
For the original image, I used FilesCollection.link(fileRef).
How can I do it same in thumbnails?
I am using Veliov meteor-files package and GraphicMagick.
I had the same issue, I think. Just to verify, there is a code snippet in the thumbnail generation that looks like this:
const upd = { $set: {} };
upd['$set']['versions.thumbnail'] = fileRef.versions.thumbnail;
This means that in the fileObj for the main file, there is a property named "versions" which now has a sub-property named "thumbnail".
Reading through the code, I find that you can access this from the main fileObj thus:
fileObj.link('thumbnail')
I have verified that this works. If you add other versions, I'm sure they work the same way.
Related
I am Classifying images using Keras MobileNet and TensorFlow.js in Google Chrome.I followed a tutorial. when i run the code i got the tf.loadModel is not a function error.
I load the model like this.
model = await tf.loadModel('https://gogul09.github.io/models/mobilenet/model.json');
model.predict();
The function loadModel has been renamed to loadLayersModel.
You're observing the error because the tf.loadModel API has changed in the recent versions of tensorflow.js. I could get the prediction working by doing the following changes in the project https://github.com/Gogul09/digit-recognizer-live:
In index.html, change the version to 0.10.0 instead of latest.
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/#tensorflow/tfjs#0.10.0"></script>
After doing this change, I got one more error: "Argument 'b' passed to 'div' must be a Tensor, but got number."
To fix this, in app.js, function preprocessCanvas() change tensor.div(255.0) to
tensor.div(tf.scalar(255.0))
Depending on whether you're using MLP or CNN model make the change accordingly. Reload the page, once you change the js file.
For this project, https://github.com/Gogul09/mobile-net-projects, after hard-coding the tf js version, the prediction didn't work because the click event of the predict button was not getting triggered. Also, for Upload Image. After replacing these lines in mobile-net.js, prediction works.
Change
$("#predict-button").click(async function () {
to
$(document).on('click', '#predict-button', async function() {
Change
$("#select-file-image").change(function() {
to
$(document).on('change', '#select-file-image', function() {
I am trying to set a default image (placeholder image) in case the image resource is not found (404). I have a dict article which has a value for the key author_image. So that string is not empty but it just can't load that image.
In my template:
<img
:src="article.author_image"
alt="Author Image"
#error="setFallbackImageUrl"
>
In my methods:
methods: {
setFallbackImageUrl(event) {
console.log('Image failed to load, setting fallback.')
event.target.src = '~/assets/icons/avatar.svg'
}
}
I can see in my console log that setFallbackImageUrl is called but the image src is not updated. I made sure that the avatar.svg is actually correct, if I just hard code that over article.author_image that works.
Any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong?
The issue comes while loading your image via vue loader and webpack as the file extensions (.png, .svg, etc) are not module requests (read more about handling assets with vue loader).
You'll need to wrap it in the require to access it. the example by #Toni Michel Caubet works because he is using a link.
This Works for me.
methods: {
setFallbackImageUrl(event) {
console.log('Image failed to load, setting fallback.')
event.target.src = require(`~/assets/icons/${'avatar' + '.svg'}`)
}
}
Note: it's not needed to wrap the image in "${'avatar' + '.svg'}" i just removed my dynamic values and added "avatar".
Just in case someone is hitting a brick wall with webpack (files from assets/static)
The accepted answer from here should resolve it:
Dynamic img src URL with "OR" statement not working properly in NUXT component
I'm attempting to use Microsoft's PowerBi-Javascript library to embed a report in a webpage. I want to apply a slicer on load, that depends on the actual page I'm on (so can't be done by defaults on the report).
The library wiki gives a way to do this by setting slicers in the config passed to the embed function. The slicer object looks something like this (from the documentation https://github.com/Microsoft/PowerBI-JavaScript/wiki/Slicers):
interface ISlicer {
// Selects a slicer to change.
selector: SlicerSelector;
// A new state of the slicer
state: ISlicerState;
}
interface ISlicerSelector {
$schema: string;
visualName: string;
}
I'm happy with setting up the state using the filtering examples given, but I'm having problems finding the visualName for the selector - I can't see it in the interface (on viewing or editing), and I've tried using the names/headers etc I can see, none of which work.
How do I find out and/or set what this visualName is?
I've not found a way in the UI to see this. Hopefully there is a better way than the below, but this does work.
However, it is possible to find out using the api, or using this library if you're able to mess around running some code locally.
In my case, I found out by (while developing locally) finding the page and then the visuals that were displaying once the report had rendered, logging the data to the console, and identifying which visual was the one I wanted.
Something like:
report.on('rendered', () => {
report.getPages().then(pages => {
pages[0].getVisuals().then(visuals => console.log(visuals))
});
});
Where in this case I only cared about the first page.
This then logged some data to the console about each visual, including co-ordinate values and visualName, so I was able to identify the one I was interested in and see its visualName property.
Confusingly, the visualName property looks more like an id (although not a guid).
You can set the Visual Title (not the Slicer Title) on the slicer under General > Title > Text.
Screenshot
Then, you can find the slicer using the visual.title property.
For example,
report.on('rendered', () => {
report.getPages().then(pages => {
pages[0].getVisuals().then(visuals => console.log(
visuals.find(visual => visual.title === "MySlicer")
);
});
});
I'm new to JXA scripting, but I'm attempting to troubleshoot some older scripts currently in place here at work. They loop through an InDesign document and create several PDFs based on it. Previously, they would be stored in a folder called "~/PDFExports". However, this doesn't work with 10.10.
If I change the code to just place the PDFs in "~/", it works fine. From there, I'd like to move the files to "~/PDFExports", but I can't seem to find an answer on how to do that. I've seen things about making calls to ObjC, or to call Application('Finder'), but neither work - they both return undefined.
Am I just missing something basic here, or is it really this hard to simply move a file with JXA?
EDIT: Some syntax for how I'm creating the folder in question and how I'm attempting to work with Finder.
//This is called in the Main function of the script, on first run.
var exportFolder = new Folder(exportPath);
if(!exportFolder.exists) {
exportFolder.create();
}
//This is called right after the PDF is created. file is a reference to the
actual PDF file, and destination is a file path string.
function MoveFile(file,destination){
var Finder = Application("Finder");
Application('Finder').move(sourceFile, { to: destinationFolder });
alert("File moved");
}
Adobe apps have long included their own embedded JS interpreter, JS API, and .jsx filename extension. It has nothing to do with JXA, and is not compatible with it.
InDesign's JSX documentation:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/indesign/documentation.html#idscripting
(BTW, I'd also strongly advise against using JXA for Adobe app automation as it has a lot of missing/broken features and application compatibility problems, and really isn't fit for production work.)
Here's the link to Adobe's InDesign Scripting forum, which is the best place to get help with JSX:
https://forums.adobe.com/community/indesign/indesign_scripting
You could use Cocoa to create the folder
var exportFolder = $.NSHomeDirectory().stringByAppendingPathComponent("PDFExports")
var fileManager = $.NSFileManager.defaultManager
var folderExists = fileManager.fileExistsAtPath(exportFolder)
if (!folderExists) {
fileManager.createDirectoryAtPathWithIntermediateDirectoriesAttributesError(exportFolder, false, $(), $())
}
and to move a file
var success = fileManager.moveItemAtPathToPathError(sourceFile, destinationLocation, $());
if (success) alert("File moved");
Consider that destinationLocation must be the full path including the file name
and both sourceFile and destinationLocation must be NSString objects like exportFolder
Could it be that the folder is missing ? Could be your reference to the folder object not valid ? Any syntax to show ?
I will share some of what I learned about JXA move and duplicate methods. I am not a professional programmer just an attorney that is passionate about automation. My comments come from much trial and error, reading whatever I could find online, and A LOT of struggle. The move method does not work well with Finder. Use the System Events move method instead. The duplicate method in Finder works just fine. The duplicate method does not work well in system events. This is a modified snippet from a script I wrote showing move() using System Events.
(() => {
const strPathTargetFile = '/Users/bretfarve/Documents/MyFolderA/myFile.txt';
const strPathFolder = '/Users/bretfarve/Documents/MyFolderB/';
/* System Events Objects */
const SysEvents = Application('System Events');
const objPathFolder = SysEvents.aliases[strPathFolder];
SysEvents.move(SysEvents.aliases.byName(strPathTargetFile), {to: objPathFolder});
})();
I'm trying to implement the top solution here, the one that only uses javascript:
Django: how to change the choices of AdminTimeWidget
It basically uses regex to create the different time choices by overriding the time options.
The only problem I have is that my script loads before DateTimeShortcuts.js, so I get an Uncaught ReferenceError: DateTimeShortcuts is not defined. Does anyone know how I can force the DateTimeShortcuts.js file to load after my js file that references it?
If I create a second reference to DateTimeShortcuts.js, it'll work properly, but I'll have two clocks up there, only the 2nd one will modify, because it's loading after the 2nd DateTimeShortcuts.js
I'm calling my file like this, where admin_clock.js references DateTimeShortcuts.js and has the override code:
class EventAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_filter = ('film', 'partner',)
list_display = ('id', partner', 'film', 'date_time', 'venue_name', 'city')
class Media:
js = ('tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js', 'tiny_mce/textareas.js', 'admin_clock.js',)
Apologies for not commenting on the original answer, I need more points to comment there.
The way I solved this was to add the javascript directly to the extrahead block of my version of the change_form template, overriding that block in the template: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/ref/contrib/admin/#overriding-admin-templates