Scrape subreddits and slideshow through images or posts with a timer. Images are cached to the temp directory, and removed on close. (Check the temp directory to make sure images are deleted.)
## Requirements
- BeautifulSoup4
## Install
Redwall is available on PyPi. Just run
`pip install redwall`
to get the latest version.
Use cases:
```bash
# For the screensaver version that iterates through images on a time schedule
redwall_screensaver [--subreddit SUBREDDIT] [--previd previd]
[--score score] [--nsfwo] [--nsfw] [--title title]
[-i INTERVAL] [-v]
# For manual control and more options, use this command
redwall_control [--subreddit SUBREDDIT] [--previd previd]
[--score score] [--nsfwo] [--nsfw] [--title title] [-v]
```
Each entry point is utilizes the reddit_scraper.RedditScraper iterable class to step through posts and images on the subreddit of your choice. To use the RedditScraper class in your own project, simply import it with some settings:
```python
from redwall.reddit_scraper import RedditScraper
# initialize the scraper with filters
scraper = RedditScraper(previd='', subreddit='wallpapers', title='', score=100, nsfw=False, sfw=True)
# prescrape posts for speed
scraper.getPosts(5)
# get the next post
post = scraper.next()
#update a filter and get the next post
scraper.update('subreddit', 'wallpaperdump')
post = scraper.next()
# set wallpaper to the first image in the post
from redwall.set_wallpaper import set_wallpaper
image = post.images[0]
image.download()
set_wallpaper(image.path)
# iterate through images
for image in scraper.imageIter():
# returns None when no more images can be loaded
if image == None:
break
print("Image at %s" % image.url)
```
#### Windowed Branch
The windowed branch is an older version of redwall that runs in a PyQt window. It is buggy and crashes on occassion, but is useful if you don't want to change your actual wallpaper. Checkout the branch and run `python main.py` to see it work.
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