mobileconfig file while it’s swapping to the background, which then triggers the installation screen!Ĭombining the script with this other one to easily generate base64 images, I suggest replacing Image.BILINEAR on line 20 with Image.ANTIALIAS for slower but better results in the overall crispness of the icon (I also changed the size to 114x114 for my Retina iPad). When you switch to Safari and attempt to load the URL, the socket connects - but it’s waiting for communication from the web server in Pythonista (which is paused, since it’s in the background).Īs soon as you switch back to Pythonista, this un-pauses the web server fast enough to cause Safari to finish loading the.
When you run the code, it starts a web server in Pythonista - and copies the URL for the generated. I was intrigued by how forum user pudquick figured out the installation of provisioning profiles from Pythonista: To extract and convert iOS icons for personal use, I recommend Crunch, which I’ve also previously reviewed. Using the scripts linked in the forums, I easily managed to create a custom icon for my Markdown-Poster workflow that uses Poster’s icon instead of the default Pythonista one. I’m fairly certain there’s no way to avoid showing a blank page for a second before redirecting to Pythonista fortunately, it’s really just the fraction of a second, as the redirecting process is instantaneous both on my iPad 3 and iPhone 5.
Upon tapping, a Pythonista Home screen bookmark will briefly open a blank page and then immediately redirect to the script you’ve configured in the Pythonista app. As I explained in my review, Pythonista can launch specific scripts using webclips created from a special webpage:
mobileconfig files to automate the installation of Pythonista webclip icons. Using Pythonista as a web server and Safari, you can create local (and unsigned). Interesting set of scripts posted on the Pythonista Community Forums (which, by the way, are becoming a daily appointment for me as Pythonista users are coming up with all sorts of tricks).
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