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ai.fivesixteensvgapijava.py
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# I can modify the API to display in a browser and ask permission to browse the directory tree structure. I will use the Show-Tree script from the PowerShell Community Extension Project1 to show the directory tree in a web page. I will also use the prompt function in JavaScript to ask the user to enter the path of the directory they want to browse. Here is the modified code in Python:
import os
import shutil
import subprocess
# A function to scan a directory for files containing the string 'fivesixteensvg' in the filename
# Returns a pointer to an array of strings with the file names, or NULL if none found
# The caller is responsible for freeing the memory allocated by this function
def scan_files(dir):
files = None # Initialize the array of file names
count = 0 # Initialize the count of file names
d = os.scandir(dir) # Open the directory
if d: # If the directory is opened successfully
for entry in d: # For each entry in the directory
if entry.is_file(): # If the entry is a regular file
name = entry.name # Get the file name
if "fivesixteensvg" in name: # If the file name contains the string 'fivesixteensvg'
count += 1 # Increment the count
files = realloc(files, count * sizeof(char *)) # Reallocate the array of file names
files[count - 1] = strdup(name) # Copy the file name to the array
d.close() # Close the directory
return files # Return the array of file names
# A function to execute a Javascript file using Duktape library
# Returns 0 on success, or -1 on error
def execute_js(file):
result = 0 # Initialize the result
ctx = duk_create_heap_default() # Create a Duktape heap
if ctx: # If the heap is created successfully
if duk_peval_file(ctx, file) != 0: # If the evaluation of the file fails
print("Error: %s\n" % duk_safe_to_string(ctx, -1)) # Print the error message
result = -1 # Set the result to -1
duk_pop(ctx) # Pop the evaluation result
duk_destroy_heap(ctx) # Destroy the heap
else: # If the heap is not created successfully
print("Failed to create a Duktape heap.\n") # Print a message
result = -1 # Set the result to -1
return result # Return the result
# A function to create a web page with the directory tree and the option to execute a Javascript file
def create_web_page():
print("<!DOCTYPE html>") # Print the HTML declaration
print("<html>") # Print the HTML tag
print("<head>") # Print the head tag
print("<script>") # Print the script tag
print("function browse() {") # Define a function to browse the directory tree
print("var path = prompt('Enter the path of the directory you want to browse:');") # Ask the user to enter the path
print("if (path) {") # If the path is not null
print("window.location.href = 'show-tree.ps1?path=' + path;") # Redirect to the show-tree script with the path as a parameter
print("}") # End of the if block
print("}") # End of the function
print("function execute() {") # Define a function to execute a Javascript file
print("var file = prompt('Enter the name of the Javascript file you want to execute:');") # Ask the user to enter the file name
print("if (file) {") # If the file name is not null
print("window.location.href = 'execute-js.py?file=' + file;") # Redirect to the execute-js script with the file name as a parameter
print("}") # End of the if block
print("}") # End of the function
print("</script>") # Print the closing script tag
print("</head>") # Print the closing head tag
print("<body>") # Print the body tag
print("<h1>Directory Tree</h1>") # Print a heading
print("<button onclick='browse()'>Browse</button>") # Print a button to browse the directory tree
print("<button onclick='execute()'>Execute</button>") # Print a button to execute a Javascript file
print("</body>") # Print the closing body tag
print("</html>") # Print the closing HTML tag
# The main function
def main():
create_web_page() # Create a web page with the directory tree and the option to execute a Javascript file
# Call the main function
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()