They’re buried somewhere in my non-organized wallpaper folder. My posting script will get to them when it gets to them, as it runs new and old images by me before posting.
But taking a scroll through the folder, this one was near the top.
Co-incidentally, Salmon88 wasn’t an artist I’d had my tool index yet, so now that’s done, too.
I’ve made some significant changes. The current version maintains a database of artists I like, and their various socials so they can be linked in each post, and even checks danbooru and pixiv for new art from them.
I also made it activity balance communities. Before, the random feature would just pick an image from a folder you give it, now it’ll try to pick something suitable for the community with the least posts queued.
Ah. I do have some favorites that feature her…
Can’t wait to see them!
They’re buried somewhere in my non-organized wallpaper folder. My posting script will get to them when it gets to them, as it runs new and old images by me before posting.
But taking a scroll through the folder, this one was near the top.
Co-incidentally, Salmon88 wasn’t an artist I’d had my tool index yet, so now that’s done, too.
Is your tool on GitHub?
Yes, but it’s behind what I use currently.
I’ve made some significant changes. The current version maintains a database of artists I like, and their various socials so they can be linked in each post, and even checks danbooru and pixiv for new art from them.
I also made it activity balance communities. Before, the random feature would just pick an image from a folder you give it, now it’ll try to pick something suitable for the community with the least posts queued.
Oh awesome! I recently redid my home server so this looks like it’d be fun to get setup on there
I’ll have to tidy up some of the spaghet I’ve added since last uploading a version, and document the new features, I guess.
As much as you can clean up spaghet that’s all in one monolithic file 😏
Bro tell me about it… At least it’s not a legacy codebase
It’s never stopped me from writing working stuff, or coming back to change it even if it’s all gone from my head.
I give functions and variables descriptive, at times sentence-lenght names, which makes shit real obvius for myself.
It also makes finding sections of code easier, because I just need to vaguely remember shit to ctrl+f my way to the right lines.
Still means that whenever other people see my code they go “wtf dude, you live like this”.