It was possible to retrieve stock prices before and now it has been removed due to an error. This request is to bring it back and also improve the documentation by explaining to users about the Jaraudit Text File.

Whenever we think of a computer program designed to talk to you we would also want it to be helpful to us by telling us things to do or upcoming work/project deadlines and motivate us to do things. Jarvis will always need new features to keep it ahead of it's competitors and our job is to make it more interactive as possible.

Hello, came across your Reddit post and bookmarked it a while ago. Saw that you're using the default call and manually converting to celsius so I added the metric unit to the API call and removed the manual conversion. I'm also just learning Python, though I haven't been as committed as you have and this is my first pull request on Github. Hope you find it useful.

Currently this function is in beta and is currently under testing. We will also be trying to create a GUI to show the data rather than on the mainframe terminal. R&D and Coding Department will help to oversee this function's issues and will close this issue once all problems are rectified and solved.

As new words and output options are being added commit to commit it is important to make sure all the output are being shown correctly without any errors or mixing up the output. This is why it is important to come up with a new system to help the program select outputs easier. Example: When user says 'Hi' JARVIS will say 'Hello Sir', But now if the user says 'Dolphin' JARVIS will say 'Hello Sir'. Even though Dolphin is an option in 'Jarindents.json' file JARVIS will come up with another output. We cannot afford to turn a blind eye to this problem as soon when we want to expand JARVIS's vocabulary we would run into many more problems. Thank You.

Last October a new set of calls was added to PySimpleGUI.... the UserSettings APIs.

https://pysimplegui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#user-settings-api

As more information is saved by PySimpleGUI programs, including the global settings used by PySimpleGUI itself, it was clear that users, including the PySimpleGUI project, could benefit from a simplified interface to JSON files.

You'll find it's used in a number of demo programs now and I use it a lot in my own programs.

With these APIs, you don't need to worry about doing loads and saves of the JSON file. The API calls will do that for you.

This simplified access enables you to load defaults straight into your layout.

For example, I used the class-based interface to them to load a list of white-listed users using these 2 lines of code.

First is simply creating the UserSetting object.

    config_settings = sg.UserSettings(LOCAL_CONFIG)

Then in my layout, I have this Multiline element:

 [sg.Multiline( '\n'.join(config_settings.get('whitelist', [''])), s=(80,10), k='-WHITELIST-')]

It created a Multiline element like this this in my window:

If you want to save something into one of these settings files, it's this line of code:

    config_settings['whitelist'] = values['-WHITELIST-'].rstrip().split('\n')

I get the value from the Multiline element, strip to remove whitespace, then split using '\n' to get a list of users.

Because I'm using the class-interface to the UserSettings in this example, I can change and save an item in the JSON as if the object is a dictionary.

I dunno... maybe it'll save you a bit of coding.

For simple programs where there's only 1 settings file that I'm using, I use the function-interface rather than the class-interface.

Nice job on this repo! Keep on building stuff!!