Meme_Api VS formats

from flask import Flask, render_template import requests import json app = Flask('app') @app.route('/') def index(): meme_pic,subreddit = get_meme() return 'render_template("meme_index.html", meme_pic=meme_pic, subreddit = subreddit)' def get_meme(): url = "https://meme-api.com/gimme" response = json.loads(requests.request("GET", url).text) meme_large = response["preview"][-2] subreddit = response["subreddit"] return (meme_large, subreddit) # <== changed app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=8080)

This is whag i use https://github.com/D3vd/Meme_Api

Check out this Github repository: https://github.com/D3vd/Meme_Api. This API returns a JSON response containing information about random memes from Reddit. Hmm, let’s see how it works by visiting this URL: https://meme-api.herokuapp.com/gimme.

I did not actually fetch the memes myself. The api already exists. You can find it here https://github.com/D3vd/Meme_Api. I just took the api and integrated it into a web extension. The creator used go lang.

Hello, today we are gonna build a Meme app with react.js. Here is the link to the github repo and here is the link to the website. This app is build with the Meme Api.

I am not sure what the ultimate goal with the images from a subreddit is, but here is an API, that gets you random memes from a random or given subreddit: https://github.com/D3vd/Meme_Api Maybe that also helps

I should look into using this https://github.com/D3vd/Meme_Api and point it at r/rustjerk by default

Take a look at this for a quick overview of the PNG format and where checksum bytes are. Thanks.

There is actually not much to it, the JPEG format supports application markers in which you can insert arbitrary content, however due to their encoding they are limited to 65536 bytes in size. So I chunk the binary and write it into consecutive segments, decoding works in reverse and in order to execute it, it writes it to a temp file and simply runs it.