Projects
Guess what! I’m super nice and I will code you whatever you desire, no matter how hard it is! Just email at aveemo@veraveemo.co.uk your request and any other details and your first request will be free! Any requests after the free one will be paid, and you can pay me here: https://paypal.me/VeraVeemo Or you could donate for my hard working!
Anywho, let’s get onto the projects!
QUICK DISCLAIMER!
The next 3 projects are outdated and will no longer be worked on!
1. VLCMP_RPC (requested by @pepsicart (discord))
https://github.com/VeraVeemo/VLCMP_RPC
- VLC Media Player RPC for Discord.
For my first project, it went well, it’s just a simple python code that edits your profile to addd RPC much like Vencord’s CustomRPC.
It has a ton of flaws, but me and pepsicart have been working silently however we have been working on it less and less to the point I dont think you can consider it “work”.
It’s pretty simple, you do the instructions in the README.md file and launch the .py file whenever you’re running VLC or in the background!
2. MidiToTXT (requested by @anymorn (discord))
https://github.com/VeraVeemo/MidiToTXT
- Python code that can convert “.mid” files to basic text.
Second project which I immediately did after the first. It went amazing! This .py file will convert your .mid file into plain text!
The reason this went so well was because of the mistakes I made, the first era was making mistakes:
- Seconds were off
- Lots of numbers were just 0
This was the first project I had to go back to, which teached me a lot about how tags on github are annoying–wait that’s not related… ANYWAY! With the new version it meant I can add new things to the code.
Wait this isn’t a blog post, well uhh…
The features of the code are pretty simple, you yet again follow the steps in the README.md file and then enter your .mid file path and it’ll show:
- If the note is on or off
- Note name
- Velocity
- Ticks
- Seconds
This is all included in V2 of the code!
3. YoutubeToMP3
https://github.com/VeraVeemo/YoutubeToMP3
- A very simple and straight forward python code that asks for a YouTube URL and downloads it into an mp3
I was tired of using sketchy websites that probably steal my data to download .mp3 files from YouTube, so I decided lets make my own one!
This is the most straight foward code, you just follow steps in README.md and then run the file, enter the YouTube URL you desire to download and bam, it’s in a folder called Downloads!
That’s it for this code, also the Downloads folder is not the one you always use.