import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.login(“carter2210”, “YOU ARE NOT GETTING MEH PASWORD”)
conn = session.connect_cloud(project_id=“717546662”)

client = scratch3.CloudRequests(conn)

@client.request
def ping():
print(“Ping request received”)
return “pong” #sends back ‘pong’ to the Scratch project

@client.event
def on_ready():
print(“Request handler is ready”)

client.run()

DXStr1ke wrote:

brandontwinzone wrote:

Thanks for the package! I'll use it for my future python projects
Also, is it available on PyCharm? I don't have pip.

If you don't have pip/pypi, TMC also said he put it on GitHub, so yes, you can still use it if you don't have pip installed.

-FreeEngines- wrote:

DXStr1ke wrote:

brandontwinzone wrote:

Thanks for the package! I'll use it for my future python projects
Also, is it available on PyCharm? I don't have pip.

If you don't have pip/pypi, TMC also said he put it on GitHub, so yes, you can still use it if you don't have pip installed.

people do not understand.. pycharm is an editor, not a custom python installation

TimMcCool wrote:

Update - v0.8.4

New features:

Cloud requests

- Get request metadata (requester, request timestamp) in your requests.
You can now use these functions in your requests:

client.get_requester() #Returns the user who sent the request
client.get_timestamp() #Returns the timestamp of the request

This can be useful to prevent cloud hacking.

- More new features in this new section of the documentation: https://github.com/TimMcCool/scratchattach#cloud-requests—advanced

Bug fixes:

- Cloud requests will no longer print out the word “respond” and the cloud logs

TimMcCool wrote:

Update - v0.8.4

New features:

Cloud requests

- Get request metadata (requester, request timestamp) in your requests.
You can now use these functions in your requests:

client.get_requester() #Returns the user who sent the request
client.get_timestamp() #Returns the timestamp of the request

This can be useful to prevent cloud hacking.

- More new features in this new section of the documentation: https://github.com/TimMcCool/scratchattach#cloud-requests—advanced

Bug fixes:

- Cloud requests will no longer print out the word “respond” and the cloud logs

carter2210 wrote:

I need help, im trying to add cloud requests but it won't seem to work.
The problem is it won't add the “pong” in the response list.
Here is the python code:

import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.login(“carter2210”, “YOU ARE NOT GETTING MEH PASWORD”)
conn = session.connect_cloud(project_id=“717546662”)

client = scratch3.CloudRequests(conn)

@client.request
def ping():
print(“Ping request received”)
return “pong” #sends back ‘pong’ to the Scratch project

@client.event
def on_ready():
print(“Request handler is ready”)

client.run()

I think it could be the “import scratchattach as scratch3” part but probably not IDK halp

TimMcCool wrote:

Update - v0.8.5

Improvements:
- Cloud Requests will now always print out the full exception if there is an error in a request
- Requests don't send anything back to the Scratch project if they return None

TheReal_BestGamer wrote:

[Removed - please don't quote the main post]
How are you able to connect to the Scratch servers? Don't they encrypt data or at least have very minimal protection against this?

infintyrussia wrote:

Is it possible to reduce the amount of cloud vars scratchattach uses? Like leave 2 cloud vars for the server and then the rest are free for me to use.

Blackout32 wrote:

QuadCat wrote:

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

QuadCat wrote:

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

QuadCat wrote:

TimMcCool wrote:

-snipped-

I cannot install scratchattach. Can you please help? I tried every way you listed. Python just says that there is a syntax error. Or when I try putting this at the beginning of the code file:

“import os
os.system(”pip install scratchattach“)

import scratchattach as scratch3”

And then putting the code, python says:

“Traceback (most recent call last):
File ”C:\Users\*****\Downloads\install scratchattach.py“, line 4, in <module>
import scratchattach as scratch3
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘scratchattach’”


Or if I try to type“pip install scratchattach”, I get:
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Can you please help me install scratchattach?

(I am on python 3.10.2, by the way)
Thanks!

You're supposed to type

pip install scratchattach

in your terminal

Yes. I did! Everywhere possible: Python, IDLE, …..
Does not work.

Step #1: Open finder, and navigate to the applications folder.
Step #2: Locate the utilities folder in the applications folder.
Step #3: Click on the utilities folder.
Step #4: Find the app called “terminal”.
Step #5: If you failed to find the app called “terminal”, search for “terminal” in the search box
Step #6: Double-click on the app called “terminal”.
Step #7: Type `pip install scratchattach` and press enter
Step #8: If the previous command fails, run `pip3 install scratchattach` and press enter.

It should look something like this: (I had already installed it, so it will be a bit different)


Don't mind my slow typing - I am not sitting properly, in a chair

>>> pip install scratchattach
File “<stdin>”, line 1
pip install scratchattach
^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax


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Do you have pip installed?

fries09 wrote:

Make this for Brain(f-word)