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I'm having issues getting this script working on my terminal. It's possible I'm missing something really basic with my use of Terminal/Python3/Github, and I could use some help.
me@M1Air twitter-123 % python3 twitter-export-image-fill.py
Twitter export image fill 1.10
by Marcin Wichary (aresluna.org) and others
use --help to see options
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/me/Downloads/twitter-123/twitter-export-image-fill.py", line 427, in <module>
make_directory_if_needed("img/avatars")
File "/Users/me/Downloads/twitter-123/twitter-export-image-fill.py", line 114, in make_directory_if_needed
os.mkdir(directory_path)
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'img/avatars'
Or when I skip-avatars to bypass that error:
me@M1Air twitter-2023-07-25-123 % python3 twitter-export-image-fill.py --skip-avatars
Twitter export image fill 1.10
by Marcin Wichary (aresluna.org) and others
use --help to see options
Could not open the data file!
Please run this script from your tweet archive directory
(the one with index.html file).
I couldn't find index.html anywhere, so I tried running the script from several locations within the archive just in case, with no success. Have I placed twitter-export-image-fill.py in the right location? If so, what can I do to find the problem?
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Could not open the data file
Issues running the script
Jul 27, 2023
I'm having issues getting this script working on my terminal. It's possible I'm missing something really basic with my use of Terminal/Python3/Github, and I could use some help.
Or when I skip-avatars to bypass that error:
I couldn't find index.html anywhere, so I tried running the script from several locations within the archive just in case, with no success. Have I placed twitter-export-image-fill.py in the right location? If so, what can I do to find the problem?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: