MarioBrosU22 wrote:

I used my session id to log in and I get this warn
Logged in, but couldn't fetch XToken, some features may not work properly

I use replit for the hosting
Another thing i've noticed is for the stats() function, sometimes it only returns “following” and “followers”

import scratchattach as scratch3
conn = scratch3.CloudConnection(project_id = "project_id", username="username", session_id="sessionId")

import scratchattach as scratch3
session = scratch3.Session("sessionId", username="username")
conn = session.connect_cloud(project_id="project_id")

Dinosu wrote:

I apologize if this has already been mentioned before.

The User.is_following or is_followed_by function can be slow if the user in question is following many people, and, judging by your Replit following check API, It looks like this is because it has to check through thousands of people if that is how many people are being followed by the focus user.

If you think it would in fact make the function faster, could you please update the Replit code so that if someone does https://following-check.1tim.repl.co/api/personA/?following=personB, it checks through personA's followings if personA is following less people than personB's follower count, but it checks through personB's followers if personA is following more people than personB has followers?

Thanks in advance!

-Krios- wrote:

Now make a JS library

-FreeEngines- wrote:

-Krios- wrote:

Now make a JS library

there are actually a few JS libaries for it, but none have so good cloud requests (checkout scratchinteract for a very poorly package using deprecated packagages and no asyn functions ) yeah i made my own bacakage a while ago, i think im gonna rewrite it sometime soon.. scratch3api is a good package for nodejs tho)

TimMcCool wrote:

(test post so I can implement posts in scratchattach)

youhan_school wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

-FreeEngines- wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

How do you even get your session ID?

Why doesn't anyone answer?

sorry answering late, idk if this got answered aready.
when making an post request to https://scratch.mit.edu/login with {username, password} in the request body, the response the server returns contains the session id in the cookie at
caseless.dict // this returns the cookie header which you then have to extract the value from

Thx but how do you get it in Python? I mean I don't get it I only know how to code in Python

See the ref document

TimMcCool wrote:

(test post so I can implement posts in scratchattach)

TimMcCool wrote:

(test post so I can implement posts in scratchattach)

TimMcCool wrote:

(test post so I can implement posts in scratchattach)

god286 wrote:

TimMcCool wrote:

(test post so I can implement posts in scratchattach)

Automated posts are not allowed?

TimMcCool wrote:

New in v0.5.4:
- Added a function that lets you see the moderation status of a project (safe, notsafe (nfe) or notreviewed)
- Added functions for a user's forum counts, forum stats and forum signature

Coming soon:
- Cloud requests for TurboWarp
- A class for forum topics

Joshisaurio wrote:

youhan_school wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

-FreeEngines- wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

How do you even get your session ID?

Why doesn't anyone answer?

sorry answering late, idk if this got answered aready.
when making an post request to https://scratch.mit.edu/login with {username, password} in the request body, the response the server returns contains the session id in the cookie at
caseless.dict // this returns the cookie header which you then have to extract the value from

Thx but how do you get it in Python? I mean I don't get it I only know how to code in Python

See the ref document

Link pls?