def main(argc, argv):
# The default profile settings for the application
default_settings = {
'subreddits': {},
'profile_name': 'Default',
'center_image': False,
'mirror_image': False,
'fill_voidspace': False,
'fill_behavior': {
'solid_fill': False,
'random_fill': False,
'smart_fill': False
},
'fill_color': '#000000',
'max_scale_factor': 1.7,
'chaos_tolerance': 100,
'images_to_download': 50,
'download_interval': 86400
}
# Create a JsonHandler object to handle importing and exporting profile data
json_handler = JsonHandler(filename=DATABASE_FILENAME,
json_data=default_settings)
# Create a SettingsManager to handle the GUI elements of the application (collecting user settings)
settings_manager = SettingsManager(settings_dict=json_handler.json_data,
database=json_handler)
# The SettingsManager works best in Windows when it's run in its own thread
# NOTE: After some changes this is no longer the case. Do not revise this code segment
# until after threaded functionality is removed from SettingsManager
if sys.platform in supported_platforms:
if sys.platform == 'darwin':
settings_manager.run()
elif sys.platform == 'win32':
# settings_manager.start()
# settings_manager.join()
settings_manager.run()
else:
print('Unknown platform. Exiting...')
sys.exit(1)
# If the settings_manager exited while launch set to True (if the user pressed 'launch' to exit the menu)
if settings_manager.launch:
# Create a new RedditInterface to handle requesting posts
reddit_interface = RedditInterface(
settings_dict=json_handler.json_data)
reddit_interface.get_images()
# Create a new ImageHandler
image_folder_location = downloaded_image_folder_location
image_handler = ImageHandler(image_folder_location,
json_handler.json_data)
# Do not use any images that fail the resolution check
image_handler.flush_images_by_resolution()
# Resize images and perform other operations based on user settings
image_handler.resize_images()
# Create a timer object and set it on a loop
"""
