Error: 'wallpapper.InputFileNotExistsError'.

[GoldenChaos]

Finally got the json file made, but when attempting to run wallpaper -i filename.json I get the following error :

Error: 'wallpapper.InputFileNotExistsError'.

I'm on Mojave DP5. The json file is definitely in the folder with the rest of the images and I'm referencing it with the correct name. In addition, I double checked all the files referenced in the json file and they are correctly named, too.

[mczachurski]

I cannot replicate this. I added more information to the console log. Please grab new source code and execute it. You should get more information on console. Maybe this will help us with this bug.

[GoldenChaos]

Cool, I should have some time to do this tomorrow 🙂

[mczachurski]

Did you manage to run improved application? I would like to close this issue.

[vinivendra]

I got the same problem, fixed it by renaming the folder I was in into something without spaces.

[GoldenChaos]

Finally got the chance to try this again. Removing spaces from the names of my folders did not fix the issue. Here's a screenshot of my terminal:

[mczachurski]

Thanks for your feedback. I added support for absolute paths. It's working with paths with spaces:

wallpapper -i /Users/mczachurski/Projects/Wallpepper/earth\ wallpaper/wallpaper.json

and without spaces. Also relative paths works:

wallpapper -i earth/wallpapper.json

Please verify my fix.

[GoldenChaos]

I can confirm it worked! 😄 this is awesome.

By the way, the reason I wanted to use the Solar Gradients JSON data is because I started with it as a template and worked backwards to recolor various photos to look like different times of day according to the Solar Gradients wallpaper. It looks perfect!

It would be convenient if the Solar Gradients data could be included by default, that way the script could just take any folder with images numbered 1-16 and optionally a json file if you want to customize the solar behavior.