Load latest issue image preview from pdf.stuyspec.com #43
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Find the volume and issue number through the HTML text of
pdf.stuyspec.com. Then, convert it into Uint8 arrays and then base64 to
create temporary image links to be sent and loaded.
- The images take some time to load, but I am unsure of how to fix
that
- Getting the volume/issue number only works if the latest one is at
the bottom (but above the 9/11 one for volume)
- However, for the issue number I had to fetch the second to last
article because of the IsraelHamasWar issue, which might be a
problem for future volumes (but should be an easy fix, just replace
the -4 with -3)
- Location of the file may strange since I just kept it in the old
location, feel free to change
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Find the volume and issue number through the HTML text of pdf.stuyspec.com. Then, convert it into Uint8 arrays and then base64 to create temporary image links to be sent and loaded.