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thisaccountisameme wrote:

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Please don't post if you don't know the answer!!

Rendangbike2 wrote:

thisaccountisameme wrote:

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Please don't post if you don't know the answer!!

I have no idea what backpack.scratch.mit.edu is


{“ok”:“👻”}

That’s what I got when I searched it up

I don't see anything listing the uses, but I think you can pull out backpack data like the API link.

I think it would be better if you posted in advanced topics

CoolLionMan wrote:

I think it would be better if you posted in advanced topics

OK!

To get the contents:
See this page to see how to get the token. Note that the instructions there are for the API – the backpack server requires the token to be a header, not a query parameter.

To get an individual asset simply send a GET request with the filename.

lol theres a emojii at the main directory

Maximouse wrote:

To get the contents:

GET https://backpack.scratch.mit.edu/Rendangbike2?limit=40&offset=0
x-token: token

See this page to see how to get the token. Note that the instructions there are for the API – the backpack server requires the token to be a header, not a query parameter.

To get an individual asset simply send a GET request with the filename.

What language?

Rendangbike2 wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

To get the contents:

GET https://backpack.scratch.mit.edu/Rendangbike2?limit=40&offset=0
x-token: token

See this page to see how to get the token. Note that the instructions there are for the API – the backpack server requires the token to be a header, not a query parameter.

To get an individual asset simply send a GET request with the filename.

What language?

That example was written in bash - it's just a generic way of doing it from a command line. GET requests are a type of http requests; http is a protocol, not a language, and as such can be used in any language with sufficient i/o support.

If you reload scratch enough, there's a chance that at the bottom left of your screen a url will appear and it will say backpack.scratch.mit.edu but it doesn't actually take you there. this is how I discovered backpack.scratch.mit.edu . Oh yeah, it puts a ghost emoji too

go to [backpack.scratch.mit.edu v]

same