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Wolfram script working? #1153
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@didi156 just to confirm, you set HUBOT_WOLFRAM_APPID in the environment? This script doesn't seem to have a lot of error checking unfortunately, so it might be having errors that aren't being shown. Including previous contributors to this: /cc @dhrrgn @kevintraver @ejfinneran I really could use someone to take over maintaing this script as external packages if anyone is interested /cc #1113 |
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@didi156 I recently modified that script to be used as a catchall for our Hubot. I've created a gist for it if you want to take a look. It should be easy to modify the existing Wolfram script for the changes: |
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I got an AppID and have it in an env variable as required, but the answer for every question is "Hmm...not sure".
Not having worked with node.js yet, it's not easy for me to investigate. Thus I wanted to first ask here: Does this script work for anybody at the moment?