JackK211424 wrote:

Ok.

So far I know this much.

Connect to
wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu

with the headers


cookie: scratchsessionsid={enter session id here};
origin: 'https://scratch.mit.edu'

Then, On connection, you must send a handshake.


This is as much as I have understood to connect to the server.
Im going to update it later (If I can understand the rest)

ninjaMAR wrote:

JackK211424 wrote:

Ok.

So far I know this much.

Connect to
wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu

with the headers


cookie: scratchsessionsid={enter session id here};
origin: 'https://scratch.mit.edu'

Then, On connection, you must send a handshake.


This is as much as I have understood to connect to the server.
Im going to update it later (If I can understand the rest)

Where would I send those headers

ninjaMAR wrote:

I used you and @pufferfish_test code as an example

Chiroyce wrote:

ninjaMAR wrote:

I used you and @pufferfish_test code as an example

uhh which one?

ninjaMAR wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

ninjaMAR wrote:

I used you and @pufferfish_test code as an example

uhh which one?

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/483540/?page=2#post-4938959

Sheep_maker wrote:

Presumably you'd send your credentials in a Cookie header; according to the documentation, you can pass in a dict to the `extra_headers` parameter:

headers = {
  'Cookie': f'scratchsessionid={your_session_id}',
  'Origin': 'https://scratch.mit.edu'
}
async with websockets.connect('wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/', extra_headers=headers) as websocket: 

Headers from here

SansStudios wrote:

Bump.

ninjaMAR wrote:

SansStudios wrote:

Bump.

TheCloudDev wrote:

Possible combinations for SHA-256 hashing. Should be enough? xD (did some maths and this was the answer)

ninjaMAR wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Presumably you'd send your credentials in a Cookie header; according to the documentation, you can pass in a dict to the `extra_headers` parameter:

headers = {
  'Cookie': f'scratchsessionid={your_session_id}',
  'Origin': 'https://scratch.mit.edu'
}
async with websockets.connect('wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/', extra_headers=headers) as websocket: 

Headers from here

I did it but it doesn't work. This is my code

Sheep_maker wrote:

ninjaMAR wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Presumably you'd send your credentials in a Cookie header; according to the documentation, you can pass in a dict to the `extra_headers` parameter:

headers = {
  'Cookie': f'scratchsessionid={your_session_id}',
  'Origin': 'https://scratch.mit.edu'
}
async with websockets.connect('wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/', extra_headers=headers) as websocket: 

Headers from here

I did it but it doesn't work. This is my code

“doesn't work” is a bit vague; how do you know it doesn't work?

ninjaMAR wrote:

It doesn't change the cloud variables

Maximouse wrote:

Maybe you forgot ssl=True? I don't think websockets check the URL to determine if it should use a secure connection or not.

 
import asyncio, websockets, os
headers = {
  'Cookie': f'scratchsessionid={os.getenv("sessionid")}',
  'Origin': 'https://scratch.mit.edu'
}
async def send():
  data = ['{"name": "handshake", "user": "Chiroyce", "project_id": 501336792}','{"method":"set","user":"Chiroyce","project_id":"501336792","name":"☁ Cloud","value":123456789}']
  async with websockets.connect('wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/',extra_headers=headers) as websocket: 
    for i in data:
      await websocket.send(i)
      #response = await websocket.recv()
      #print(response)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(send())

ninjaMAR wrote:

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

import asyncio
import websockets
import os
headers = {
  'Cookie': f'scratchsessionid={os.getenv("sessionid")}',
  'Origin': 'https://scratch.mit.edu'
}
async def send():
  data = ['{"name": "handshake", "user": "ninjaMAR", "project_id": 438906671}','{"method":"set","user":"ninjaMAR","project_id":"438906671","name":"☁ Test3","value":123456789}']
  async with websockets.connect('wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/',extra_headers=headers) as websocket: 
    for i in data:
      await websocket.send(i)
      response = await websocket.recv()
      print(response)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(send())