I hope this means the SFSpeechRecognition module will be available to use in Pythonista in iOS 10.

I hope this means the SFSpeechRecognition module will be available to use in Pythonista in iOS 10.

@brumm Thanks that worked perfectly!

@brumm I edited my code to match what you added and it works somewhat, but for some reason the webview is doing this...

And it should look like this...

@omz Thank you for the quick help. I figured it was some dumb mistake. :)

I'm making a simple application in Pythonista to display webpages, listed in a text file, inside of a webview. I have looked over the documentation and tried to Google this error, but I can't seem to find anything.

Here's my code:

# coding: utf-8

import ui
import urllib2
import re

v = ui.load_view()
v.present('sheet')
webview = ui.WebView

def main():
	fx = open('sites.txt', 'r')
	lines = fx.readlines()
	fx.close()
	link1 = re.split('/\n', lines[0])
	link1.pop()
	link2 = re.split('/\n', lines[1])
	link2.pop()
	link3 = re.split('/\n', lines[2])
	link3.pop()
	webview.load_url(link1)
	webview.present()
	
main()

Here is a version of the error I get. Even when I supply a argument in the webview.load_url() method, it says it needs a URL instead of a string. So what I need to know is how to convert a list with one element into something that webview.load_url() will understand.

This looks awesome for your first script! My first script is lame compared to this one lol. All it does is detect if you have a link to a tweet in your clipboard and then it likes it using your account.

I would like to code a fully functional Twitter retweet bot or something similar from within Pythonista, but I want to know if it is even possible with Apple's sandboxing restrictions?