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#!/bin/bash
# convert-to-webp.sh
# Converts PNG/JPG/GIF/TIFF/BMP to WebP. Animated GIFs use gif2webp. Does not delete originals. The .webp versions are written alongside them.
# Skips: favicons, SVG, already-WebP files.
# Replace IMG_DIR file path from your project to use this script for your own stuff. This script should work on Linux as well but will need some modification for Windows.

IMG_DIR="${1:-wagtailio/static/img}"
QUALITY=85
METHOD=6

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name	build-wagtail-test-site
description	Plan and build a Wagtail test project for testing
license	MIT

Build Wagtail Test Site

Overview

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#standardSQL
CREATE TEMP FUNCTION toMarkdown(
    name STRING,
    version STRING,
    home_page STRING,
    project_urls ARRAY<STRING>)
RETURNS STRING
LANGUAGE js AS """
    // Convert project_urls to map for easy access
    const urls = {};

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import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import csv
import time

def scrape_user_links(url):
    """
    Scrape all hyperlinks with href starting with /user/ from a PyPI page.
    
    Args:

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Now create a `base/blocks.py` file and add the following lines of code to it:

```python
from wagtail.blocks import (
    CharBlock,
    ChoiceBlock,
    RichTextBlock,
    StreamBlock,
    StructBlock,
)

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# This code example was provided by Ed Rivas from Oddbird. You can find him on Github at https://github.com/jerivas/

# Ed says that jsreverse is a helper he finds useful that exposes Django URLs in JS. You can find that package here: https://pypi.org/project/django-js-reverse/

# Ed says the websocket settings are optional and only really needed if you have some realtime endpoints

# The most important part, according to Ed, is TemplateView at the bottom, which is a catchall for all requests that don't match the prior URLS and loads the frontend.

urlpatterns = [
    path("admin/", admin.site.urls),