Advice setting up a new project

JeeJeeStudio jeejeestudio at gmail.com
Mon Dec 28 08:12:55 EST 2020


If you've already written it in Python, then maybe it's more convenient 
for you to use BeeWare so you could deploy your Python app with a GUI to 
web and any other platform.

Check beeware.org

I would not use HTML5 from LC, it's far from usefull for a website or 
webapplication.

Else i would use html + php or html + lc-server if you are able to 
instal lc-server on your server.


Op 28-12-2020 om 11:46 schreef Erik Beugelaar via use-livecode:
> Hello All,
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> First of all I hope you all had a nice Xmas despite of all the Covid
> limitations.
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> I have written in Python some crawlers in Scrapy. They are now executed via
> the command terminal and are working fine however they are written with
> fixed parameters and I want to make it more flexible.
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> So, I am planning to make a GUI written in LiveCode (if possible) that is
> able to act as a layer over a HTML page in Chrome so the user can click on
> an element in the webpage so I can read the underlying data.
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> It's a bit how ColorZilla is picking up a color from an HTML page.
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> I think I will use Trevor's platform for the creation of the application but
> my main question is: are there examples or design patterns to implement the
> point and click mechanism?
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> I know that Hermann who sadly passed away from us did a lot of amazing work
> with LiveCode HTML5 but I want to develop it with my current Indy
> subscription. I am aware or the Url() command.
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> Any clues will be appreciated.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> Erik
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