How do you set cloud variables in python using websockets?

ninjaMAR

How do you set cloud variables in python using websockets?
My code

Last edited by ninjaMAR (March 21, 2021 14:22:01)

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Zerofile

read the cloudmonitor

LandonHarter

Zerofile wrote:
read the cloudmonitor

ninjaMAR wrote:
How do you read the data of cloud variables in python.

Sheep_maker

LandonHarter wrote:
Zerofile wrote:
read the cloudmonitor
ninjaMAR wrote:
How do you read the data of cloud variables in python.

read the cloud monitor in python

SpaceBoy234

Read https://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/logs?projectid=12785898&limit=100&offset=0 in python

Last edited by SpaceBoy234 (Sept. 6, 2020 20:57:59)

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# Makes one request for 100 changes in this project's (12785898) cloud data.
import requests, json
cloud_data = requests.get('https://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/logs?projectid=12785898&limit=100&offset=0')
# Converts to a readily useable format if successful.
if cloud_data.ok:
    cloud_data_json = json.loads(cloud_data.content)
else:
    #Forbidden access?
    print("Error: " + cloud_data.reason)

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JackK211424

I think they mean actually doing it.

I have heard of this, never tried it though so I don't know if it works.

ninjaMAR

JackK211424 wrote:
I think they mean actually doing it.

I have heard of this, never tried it though so I don't know if it works.

That does not work

JackK211424

ninjaMAR wrote:
JackK211424 wrote:
I think they mean actually doing it.

I have heard of this, never tried it though so I don't know if it works.
That does not work

Ok nevermind lol

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9gr

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Use websockets
I'm not a python guy I'm a JS guy anyway

google it yourself

Last edited by 9gr (Feb. 27, 2021 07:25:24)

ninjaMAR

9gr wrote:
ninjaMAR wrote:
ninjaMAR wrote:
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Use websockets
I'm not a python guy I'm a JS guy anyway

google it yourself

I know

Chiroyce

You can setup a Websockets connection to the server with a handshake, but we don't know how and where to include cookies and credentials.

ninjaMAR

Chiroyce wrote:
You can setup a Websockets connection to the server with a handshake, but we don't know how and where to include cookies and credentials.

I used you and @pufferfish_test code as an example

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