• Python 3 or later
  
• Internet connection
  
• Pico Cookies ($2) of course it's joke.
  

pip3 install scratchapi2

import scratchapi2
username=input("Username:")
print("{0} has {1} messages".format(username, scratchapi2.User(username).unread_messages()))

import scratchapi2
project=input("Project ID:")
scratchapi2.Project(project).save_json("project.json")

• Project Search
  
• Featured Projects API
  
• Username Checker
  
• Asset Saving
  
• Translate API
  

apple502j wrote:

You can even download a whole project: https://github.com/apple502j/download-sb2
(Uses this library)

thisandagain wrote:

@apple502j There is nothing I can do to stop you from making the library, but almost any usage of that library would be against our policies.

ninjaMAR wrote:

I am using this

Jeffalo wrote:

ninjaMAR wrote:

I am using this

hmmm….

ahmetlii wrote:

Jeffalo wrote:

ninjaMAR wrote:

I am using this

hmmm….

Yes , it can be usable for crash the servers with too many requests from API. And it can do things worse with a bot and hooks for sign in sessions.

ninjaMAR wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

OMG! This is soo useful!!

apple502j wrote:

Update: No updates will come till ST shows clear guidelines

thisandagain wrote:

@apple502j There is nothing I can do to stop you from making the library, but almost any usage of that library would be against our policies.

https://scratch.mit.edu/users/thisandagain/#comments-56715608

I was so eager to make a new version, Version 2.0, which supports authentication. However, ST said using the library will be against their policies. That means, I cannot test this version either. And, I never want to give you illegal tools.

That said, unless ST gives us a clear API guideline, I never update scratchapi2, neither on PyPI nor GitHub. My new version was almost finished and is about to be released. I'm sad with this, but I cannot do anything.

Most of the functions in released versions use officially-documented APIs. This does not ensure all uses of this library is fine, but I am not going to delete that repository or package.

See you later, guys.

You are not allowed to use it.

Protozan wrote:

can you use cloud variables with this

thisandagain wrote:

but almost any usage of that library would be against our policies.

• Other people have done it.
  
  Now, if you commit a bad thing and said it was okay because someone else has done it, It's not a good point. But there are already different API's who collect *common informations.
  Let me think of some on top of my head.
  
  
  Ocular,
  ScratchDB,
  Scratch's own API!,
  Shefwerld and
  ScratchStats
  
  See? Scratch has other third parties whose job is to collect *common informations.
  *I'm referring common as the information that everyone can know about a scratcher like when they join, how many projects does they have, etc.
  
  
• It's okay.
  
  So thisandagain said it would be against their policy but I don't see any where in ToS or GC that says that it isn't allowed to collect common information. The only thing close is this:
  

  ToS wrote:

  4.7 All user-generated content is provided as-is. The Scratch Team makes no warranties about the accuracy or reliability of any user-generated content available through Scratch and does not endorse Scratch Day events or vet or verify information posted in connection with said events. The Scratch Team does not endorse any views, opinions, or advice expressed in user-generated content. You agree to relieve the Scratch Team of any and all liability arising from your user-generated content and from Scratch Day events you may organize or host.
  

  There, It says “does not endorse” but does it say does not allow"? Nope.
  

Rendangbike2 wrote:

I would accept any answer from anyone who is an ST member.

mybearworld wrote:

Rendangbike2 wrote:

I would accept any answer from anyone who is an ST member.

thisandagain is a ST member.

Rendangbike2 wrote:

mybearworld wrote:

Rendangbike2 wrote:

I would accept any answer from anyone who is an ST member.

thisandagain is a ST member.

But did he answer?