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6 min readWhen using PyInstaller to package a project that utilizes TextBlob, additional steps may be necessary to ensure that the necessary files and modules for TextBlob are included in the packaged executable. One way to achieve this is by adding a "hook" for TextBlob in PyInstaller.To add a hook for TextBlob in PyInstaller, you can create a hook file that tells PyInstaller which files and modules should be included.
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4 min readTo redirect dynamic URL back to source URL in WordPress, you can use the wp_redirect() function in your theme's functions.php file. First, you need to determine the source URL where you want to redirect dynamic URLs back to. Once you have the source URL, you can use the wp_redirect() function to redirect the dynamic URLs back to the source URL.
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6 min readTo create the minimum size executable with PyInstaller, you can use the --onefile flag when running the PyInstaller command. This flag packages the executable into a single file, which can help reduce the overall size of the executable. Additionally, you can use the --noconsole flag to create a GUI-only executable, which can also help reduce the file size. Make sure to include only the necessary dependencies and files in the package to further minimize the size of the executable.
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6 min readTo get redirected query parameters into node.js, you can use the URL module which is built into node.js. When you redirect a request to a different URL, you can pass along query parameters in the new URL. You can then parse these query parameters using the url.parse() method to extract the values and use them in your node.js application. Another option is to use the Express.js framework, which simplifies handling of query parameters in node.js applications. Express provides a req.
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5 min readTo add scripts to a spec file using PyInstaller, you first need to create a spec file for your Python script by running PyInstaller with the --onefile flag. This will generate a .spec file that you can edit.To add additional scripts to the spec file, open the .spec file in a text editor and look for the coll variable. This variable contains a list of tuples where each tuple represents a file or directory that should be included in the final executable.
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7 min readWhen a website undergoes a 301 redirection, the original website's URL is redirected to a new URL. To determine the original website after a 301 redirection, you can use various methods. One way is to check the browser's address bar. If the redirection is temporary (302 redirect), the original URL might still be visible in the address bar. You can also use online tools such as HTTP Status Code Checker or Redirect Checker to identify the original URL after a 301 redirection.
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4 min readTo run unit tests using pyinstaller, you first need to install pyinstaller by running pip install pyinstaller in your terminal. Once pyinstaller is installed, you can use the command pyinstaller --onefile your_script.py to create a standalone executable file for your script.To run unit tests with pyinstaller, you can use the unittest module in your test script. Make sure to import unittest and any other necessary modules at the beginning of your script.
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3 min readTo include wkhtmltopdf with pyinstaller, you first need to make sure that wkhtmltopdf is installed on your system. Once it is installed, you can specify the path to the wkhtmltopdf binary in your Python script using the --add-binary option when running pyinstaller.For example, if the path to the wkhtmltopdf binary is '/path/to/wkhtmltopdf', you can include it in your pyinstaller command like this: pyinstaller --onefile --add-binary '/path/to/wkhtmltopdf':'.' your_script.
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3 min readTo add a folder using PyInstaller command, you can specify the folder path in the command line. When running PyInstaller, you can use the --add-data flag followed by the path to the folder you want to include. For example, if you have a folder named "images" that you want to add, you can use the following command:pyinstaller --onefile --add-data "images;images" your_script.pyThis command tells PyInstaller to add the "images" folder to the bundled executable.
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4 min readTo include files with pyinstaller, you can use the --add-data flag when running the pyinstaller command. This flag allows you to specify files or directories to be included in the final executable.For example, if you have a file named data.txt that you want to include, you can use the following command: pyinstaller --add-data "data.txt;." myscript.py In this command, data.txt is the file you want to include, and . specifies the directory structure within the final executable.
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5 min readTo include only the needed modules in PyInstaller, you can use the --hidden-import option to specify individual modules that need to be included in the executable. This will prevent unnecessary modules from being included in the distribution, reducing the size of the final executable file. By identifying and including only the required modules, you can optimize the performance and minimize the file size of your PyInstaller package.
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4 min readTo change the title of the window in PyInstaller, you need to modify the pyinstaller.spec file that is generated in your project directory after you run Pyinstaller. Find the line that begins with name= and change the value to whatever you want the title of the window to be. Save the changes, run PyInstaller with the --noconfirm flag to prevent it from overwriting your changes, and your window title should be updated.