Cannot catch the typing about linggle_alfred

[liqilei]

Many thanks for your reply.

Indeed, this issues was caused by the python version incompatibility.

Based on your helpful suggestion, I managed to solve this problem by setting the workflow interpreter to my python2 env.

Regards

[0dd]

I have python2 in build and requests already

[SXKDZ]

I implement this plugin in Python 3. It seems that the program exits when you type the commands. Would you please just upgrade your Python and try again?

[0dd]

I believe I have installed python3 also, it still did not work as expect.

Another thing is about I query the json directly bymy own python program, it also do not work well either

Is there any other thing that I need to consider about?

[SXKDZ]

I believe the two outputs are consistent with the behavior when you type the two words in Linggle website. It seems that feeding a single word to Linggle receives no results so you may need to query some more complex phrases. BTW, when you input a single word like that, can your Alfred show a "Visit Linggle" bar? If it doesn't, I suspect that there must be something wrong with Alfred itself as the Python script runs as expected...

[liqilei]

Hi, I also meet the same issue. Please can I ask if you have found any solution for this problem.

[SXKDZ]

Hi, I also meet the same issue. Please can I ask if you have found any solution for this problem.

Have you tried the newest commit version?

[liqilei]

Thanks for your reply.
I'm using the latest version (v1.2).
My Alfred version is 4.3.4 [1229].
My python version is 3.8.4 with the requests version of 2.25.1.
Also, I attach the screenshots for the issue and my config.

[SXKDZ]

Thanks for your reply.
I'm using the latest version (v1.2).
My Alfred version is 4.3.4 [1229].
My python version is 3.8.4 with the requests version of 2.25.1.
Also, I attach the screenshots for the issue and my config.

Thanks for your detailed information! From your screenshot I guess that the python script you run exits abnormally.
I find that I have made a mistake in my reply to 0dd. The Alfred workflow Python framework only works for Python 2. Therefore, you have to make sure in your environment python links to Python 2.

You can manually test the core functionality using the following snippet:

import sys
import json
import time
import requests

if __name__ == '__main__':
    s = requests.Session()

    query = 'apple'
    query_load = requests.utils.quote(query)

    answer = s.get('https://linggle.com/api/ngram/{}'.format(query_load)).json()
    if len(answer['ngrams']) == 0:
        print('No results!')
    else:
        total = 0
        for item in answer['ngrams']:
            total += item[1]
        
        for item in answer['ngrams'][:20]:
            phrase = item[0]
            subtitle = '{:.2f}% | {}'.format(float(item[1]) * 100 / total, item[1])
            print(query, subtitle)

which should give output like

('apple', '100.00% | 6878789')

[SXKDZ]

Many thanks for your reply.

Indeed, this issues was caused by the python version incompatibility.

Based on your helpful suggestion, I managed to solve this problem by setting the workflow interpreter to my python2 env.

Regards

Happy to see you have resolved the problem!