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I have REST API for which I'm trying to fetch data. The API is working perfectly if I use value in string format, but the API request doesn't work if a placeholder is used instead of value with string data type or concatenated string as in example below:
import requests
import pandas as pd
import time
from datetime import date
url = 'http://abc.io/api/v1/modules/get-sale-manager'
payload = {'brand_id': 'sdfghjkl', 'from_timestamp': '1119405211','to_timestamp': '111940511'} #here value's are used
params=payload
headers = {'access_token': 'xxxxxxxxx','secret_key':'xxxxxxx'}
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers,params=payload)
response.json()
Instead I want to use placeholder and supply calculated values as following:
payload = {'brand_id': str(brand_id), 'from_timestamp': str(from_timestamp),'to_timestamp':'to_timestamp'} #here value's are used
And I would like this also:
payload = {'brand_id': "'"+brand_id+"'", 'from_timestamp': "'"+from_timestamp+"'",'to_timestamp': "'"+timestamp_too+"'"}
But none of these two methods work. I get 500 status code, but I'm sure there's no error at server as when the values are supplied directly.
I think the problem is in your datetime serialization. You should convert datetime to timestamp like below
from_time_str = str(int(time.mktime(from_timestamp.timetuple())))
to_time_str = str(int(time.mktime(to_timestamp.timetuple())))
payload = {
'brand_id': str(brand_id),
'from_timestamp': from_time_str,
'to_timestamp': from_time_str
}
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers,params=payload)
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I have a requirement to analyse all the comments about a subreddit, (e.g. r/dogs, say from 2015 onward) using the Python Reddit API Wrapper (PRAW). I'd like the data to be stored in a JSON.
I have found a way to get all of the top, new, hot, etc. submissions as a JSON using PRAW:
new_submissions = reddit.subreddit("dogs").new()
top_submissions = reddit.subreddit("dogs").top("all")
However, these are only the submissions for the subreddit, and do not include comments. How can I get the comments for these posts as well?
You can use the Python Pushshift.io API Wrapper (PSAW) to get all the most recent submissions and comments from a specific subreddit, and can even do more complex queries (such as searching for specific text inside a comment). The docs are available here.
For example, you can use the get_submissions() function to get the top 1000 submissions from r/dogs from 2015:
import datetime as dt
import praw
from psaw import PushshiftAPI
r = praw.Reddit(...)
api = PushshiftAPI(r)
start_epoch=int(dt.datetime(2015, 1, 1).timestamp()) # Could be any date
submissions_generator = api.search_submissions(after=start_epoch, subreddit='dogs', limit=1000) # Returns a generator object
submissions = list(submissions_generator) # You can then use this, store it in mongoDB, etc.
Alternatively, to get the first 1000 comments from r/dogs in 2015, you can use the search_comments() function:
start_epoch=int(dt.datetime(2015, 1, 1).timestamp()) # Could be any date
comments_generator = api.search_comments(after=start_epoch, subreddit='dogs', limit=1000) # Returns a generator object
comments = list(comments_generator)
As you can see, PSAW still uses PRAW, and so returns PRAW objects for submissions and comments, which may be handy.
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Is there a way to check if a board, list, or card exists in Trello? Would like to create a python script that will display the list of the mentioned components if the name already exists.
I checked the API it seems there is no query function.
Hoping for your inputs. Thanks in advance.
Got it now. I was able to use the search API from trello. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/api-group-search/#api-search-get
Sharing the code:
def search_board(board_name):
url = "https://api.trello.com/1/search"
querystring = {"query": board_name, "key": key, "token": token}
response = requests.request("GET", url, params=querystring)
print(response)
board_id = ""
print(response.json())
if response.json()["boards"]:
board_id = response.json()["boards"][0]["id"]
print(board_id)
else:
return board_id
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I'm trying to send a variable in python using a payload created by postman, I tried using {{}} and it
didn't work for me, the place where I need the variable is indicated as VARIABLE_SPOT, please let me know what I did wrong in order to send a variable and not a text.
payload = "{\r\n \"some_key\": \"VARIABLE_SPOT\",\r\n }
Just Declare Your Payload Like Below
payload = {"some_key": VARIABLE_SPOT}
if you want to stringfy it run json.dumps(payload)
You can create a dict and covert it to string:
import json
some_variable = 'some_variable'
payload_dict = {"some_key": some_variable}
payload_text = json.dumps(payload_dict)
payload_text is your payload now.
Result:
> print(payload_text)
{"some_key": "some_variable"}
> print(type(payload_text))
<class 'str'>
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I've looked through the documentation here: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos
But am unsure how to access status.rejectionReason with python. I've been using youtube-uploader for my uploading, and I dont believe there is any commands to return the reason a video was rejected. The ideal scenario would be to get a list of all my videos, check which ones have been rejected, then return the links of the ones that have been rejected.
From what I can see the rejectionReason is within a JSON "videos resource" format. You can access this with Python's built-in JSON library:
from json import load
with open('video.json') as file: # Opens the JSON file and assigns it to the variable 'file' within the loop
data = load(f) # Loads the file into a dictionary which you can access with key:value pairs
The JSON file provided as a sample on the site follows this format for the rejectionReason:
"status": {
"uploadStatus": string,
"failureReason": string,
"rejectionReason": string,
"privacyStatus": string,
"publishAt": datetime,
"license": string,
"embeddable": boolean,
"publicStatsViewable": boolean
}
So your final script would look like this I believe:
from json import *
def get_rejection_reason(file):
with open(file) as f:
data = load(f)
return data["status"]["rejectionReason"]
get_rejection_reason("video.json")
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How do I make a REST query in python with a comparison statement? Like (in quasi code):
result = foo where bar > 10
I want to make a rest api query from python 2.7 using requests. What I want is to get all articles that have been updated during the last 24 hours.
In javascript it looks like this and it works great:
http://myDatabase.domain.io/api/v1/article/q={"update_date":{"$gt":"2018-08-27 13:44"}}
I just can't recreate this with python. Does anyone know how?
Assuming
that's actually ?q=, i.e. a query string
and the query should be JSON (it looks like it)
and the endpoint returns JSON:
import requests, json
query = json.dumps(
{"update_date": {"$gt": "2018-08-27 13:44"}}
)
resp = requests.get(
url="http://myDatabase.domain.io/api/v1/article/",
params={"q": query},
)
resp.raise_for_status()
data = resp.json()
print(data)