Upon inspection of the slimmer.py file that I obtained as part of the CheckoutableTemplates, I found that there were only functions defined, and no code to check for parameters. That's why I said it looks like it was written as a library.
However, I found a more recent version (0.1.16) of slimmer.py and that has all the parameter-handling code that makes it work. Thanks for the fast response however.
1. you need python installed
2. you need to run it on the command line
3. there is no front end
If you don't know how to run commands on the command line (windows user?) I suggest you try to catch some ideas from some other website that explains how to do it.
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I was trying to run the Python script from the Linux command-line, actually. The command I was using was:
python slimmer.py --test http://www.byu.edu
Upon inspection of the slimmer.py file that I obtained as part of the CheckoutableTemplates, I found that there were only functions defined, and no code to check for parameters. That's why I said it looks like it was written as a library.
However, I found a more recent version (0.1.16) of slimmer.py and that has all the parameter-handling code that makes it work. Thanks for the fast response however.
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1. you need python installed 2. you need to run it on the command line 3. there is no front end If you don't know how to run commands on the command line (windows user?) I suggest you try to catch some ideas from some other website that explains how to do it.