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1.0.0 Discord Random Text Formatter - #245
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🟡 Changes recommended
The manifest fails repository validation and the trigger references a nonexistent script path.
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What changed in this PR
Adds an Espanso package that opens a Tkinter prompt and applies randomized Discord formatting.
Changes:
- Adds the formatting GUI script.
- Registers the
:randytexttrigger. - Documents setup and usage.
| File | Description |
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scripts/random_discord_formatter.py |
Implements formatting and GUI input. |
README.md |
Documents behavior and usage. |
package.yml |
Defines the Espanso trigger. |
_manifest.yml |
Provides package metadata. |
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A fun package to reformat text in a markdown-capable environment such as Discord. Uses a benign-looking Python script.
I'll run the automated checks and let Copilot comment.
| word = random_case_word(part) | ||
| formatter = random.choice(FORMATTERS) | ||
| result.append(formatter(word)) |
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| def main() -> None: | ||
| # Form field "text" is exposed as ESPANSO_FORM1_TEXT | ||
| raw = os.environ.get("ESPANSO_FORM1_TEXT", "").strip() |
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Thank you for the changes. Copilot has raised a couple of issues which I am happy for you to address or ignore. They depend on the user input, so don't matter much.
I'm re-running the automated checks to make sure it will merge successfully. If that's clear and you're happy with the package as it is, I'll go ahead and merge. It'll take a couple of hours to appear in the Hub.
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merge them. I tested in discord what copilot thought might happen with backticks and it's not happening. I believe that is because of the lambdas operating on each character one by one. |
an image is worth a 1000 words. No one needs it but here it is.