Example #1
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def GetSettings():
    try:
        print(
            f'cascade: {request.form["cascade"]};\nport: {request.form["port"]};\nscaleFactor: {request.form["scaleFactor"]};\nminNeighbors: {request.form["minNeighbors"]};\narea: {request.form["area"]};\nkey: {request.form["key"]}'
        )
        if (request.form["key"] != Settings.key):
            return jsonify({"response": 900})
        Settings.SetSetting(Settings, float(request.form["scaleFactor"]),
                            int(request.form["minNeighbors"]),
                            int(request.form["area"]), 0,
                            request.form["cascade"], request.form["port"])
        asyncio.run(main.Start())
    except Exception as e:
        print(e)
        return jsonify({"response": 500})
    return jsonify({"response": 200})
Example #2
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__author__ = 'naetech'

import os
import module_locator

from Classes.Settings import Settings
from Classes.PHP import PHP
from Classes.GUI import GUI

program_path = module_locator.module_path()

print("Program path is: %s" % program_path)

program_settings = Settings()

settings_file_path = "%s/%s" % (program_path, "settings.ini")

program_settings.load_settings(settings_file_path)

php_path = str(program_settings.read_setting("php_path"))

if not os.path.exists(php_path):
    # perhaps we should try something relative
    php_path = "%s/%s" % (program_path, php_path)

port = str(program_settings.read_setting("port"))

webroot = str(program_settings.read_setting("webroot"))

if not os.path.exists(webroot):
    # perhaps we should try something relative
Example #3
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from Classes.Compiler import Compiler
from Classes.Settings import Settings
import sys
import locale
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, 'de_DE')

settings = Settings()
compiler = Compiler("./dist", "./nrtmp", "./Resources", sys.argv[1:])

# clean output folder
compiler.clean_dist()

# compile nightrain

if compiler.is_windows():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_windows()

if compiler.is_linux():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_linux()

if compiler.is_mac():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_mac()

# compile PHP

if compiler.is_windows():
    compiler.compile_php_windows()

if compiler.is_linux():
    compiler.compile_php_linux()
Example #4
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File: Menu.py Project: kotland/Snow
 def on_btn_settings(self):
     self.work = False
     win_settings = Settings(background=self.background)
     win_settings.run()
Example #5
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__author__ = 'naetech'

import os
import module_locator

program_path = module_locator.module_path()

print "Program path is: %s" % program_path

from Classes.Settings import Settings
from Classes.PHP import PHP
from Classes.GUI import GUI

program_settings = Settings()

settings_file_path = "%s/%s" % (program_path, "settings.ini")

program_settings.load_settings(settings_file_path)

php_path = str(program_settings.read_setting("php_path"))

if not os.path.exists(php_path):
    # perhaps we should try something relative
    php_path = "%s/%s" % (program_path, php_path)

port = str(program_settings.read_setting("port"))

webroot = str(program_settings.read_setting("webroot"))

if not os.path.exists(webroot):
    # perhaps we should try something relative
Example #6
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from Classes.Compiler import Compiler
from Classes.Settings import Settings

settings = Settings()
compiler = Compiler("./dist", "./nrtmp", "./Resources")

# clean output folder
compiler.clean_dist()

# compile nightrain

if compiler.is_windows():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_windows()

if compiler.is_linux():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_linux()

if compiler.is_mac():
    compiler.compile_nightrain_mac()

# compile PHP

if compiler.is_windows():
    compiler.compile_php_windows()

if compiler.is_linux():
    compiler.compile_php_linux()

if compiler.is_mac():
    compiler.compile_php_mac()
Example #7
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class GameLibrary(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.library = []
        self.settings = Settings()
        self.settings.load_from_folder()
        self.populate()

    # adds a game object to library
    def add_game(self, game):
        self.library.append(game)

    # installs a game by name or returns a list of installers if there are multiple
    def install_game(self, game_name):
        for game in self.library:
            if game.title == game_name:
                # Install that shit.
                if len(game.installers) == 0:
                    temp_text = "There is no recognized installer type for this game. \n"
                    temp_text += "Do you wish to open the game folder to search for in installer manually?"
                    answer = tkinter.messagebox.askquestion(
                        'Open game folder?', temp_text)
                    if answer == 'yes':
                        startfile(game.directory)
                    return 0
                elif len(game.installers) == 1:
                    launch_installer(game.installers[0])
                    return 0
                else:
                    return game.installers

    # returns a library as a list of lists
    def as_list(self):
        lst = []
        for i in self.library:
            lst.append(i.as_list())
        return lst

    # populates a library from a directory, ignores '!' dirs and stuff.
    # distrib_source for the whole dir. If several sources, input 0
    def populate_from_dir(self, directory, distrib_source):
        for entry in scandir(directory):
            if (entry.name[0] !=
                    "!") and (entry.name !=
                              "System Volume Information") and entry.is_dir():
                # titles will include [ and ] for distrib_source, we ignore them for title and parse them for source
                if entry.name.find('[') >= 0:
                    game_title = entry.name[0:entry.name.find('[')].strip()
                else:
                    game_title = entry.name
                folder = entry.path
                version = 0.0
                # for installers we use a function
                installer = get_installer_paths(folder)
                if distrib_source != 0:
                    distrib_type = distrib_source
                elif entry.name.find('[') >= 0:
                    distrib_type = entry.name[entry.name.find('[') +
                                              1:entry.name.find(']')].strip()
                else:
                    distrib_type = "Unknown"
                new_game = Game(game_title, version, folder, installer,
                                distrib_type)
                self.add_game(new_game)

    # populates from all directories in the settings, key = path, value = distrib_source
    def populate(self):
        path_dir = self.settings.dict_by_name('Paths')
        for key in path_dir:
            self.populate_from_dir(key, path_dir[key])

    # finds duplicate games by title. Returns a number of duplicates. Displays message box with results
    def find_duplicates(self):
        number_of_duplicates = 0
        temp = []
        lst_to_populate = []
        for idx, val in enumerate(self.library):
            if val.title not in temp:
                temp.append(val.title)
            else:
                # Duplicate found
                number_of_duplicates += 1
                lst_to_populate.append(val.title)
        # display results
        if number_of_duplicates == 0:
            tkinter.messagebox.showinfo(
                'Results', "No duplicates found in your library!")
        else:
            temp_text = 'Found %d duplicates in your base:\n' % number_of_duplicates
            for i in lst_to_populate:
                temp_text += i + '\n'
            tkinter.messagebox.showinfo('Results', temp_text)
        return number_of_duplicates

    # finds a game/games in library. Returns a subset of game library as a game library
    def find_games_by_name(self, game_name):
        subset = GameLibrary()
        subset.library = []
        game_name = game_name.lower()
        for game in self.library:
            temp = game.title.lower()
            if temp.find(game_name) != -1:
                # seems like a match
                subset.add_game(game)
        return subset
Example #8
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 def __init__(self):
     self.library = []
     self.settings = Settings()
     self.settings.load_from_folder()
     self.populate()