scratchclient - A scratch API wrapper for python

mrcoat

vikkcd wrote:
139109 wrote:
How do I handle errors such as invalid variable name?
Also I'm having the same problem. I decided to switch the module I'm using to scratch2py

Ya I'm switching to something that doesn't require visual c++

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mrcoat wrote:
vikkcd wrote:
139109 wrote:
How do I handle errors such as invalid variable name?
Also I'm having the same problem. I decided to switch the module I'm using to scratch2py
Ya I'm switching to something that doesn't require visual c++

Will you use scratchconnect or scratch2py?

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mrcoat

Sid72020123 wrote:
mrcoat wrote:
vikkcd wrote:
139109 wrote:
How do I handle errors such as invalid variable name?
Also I'm having the same problem. I decided to switch the module I'm using to scratch2py
Ya I'm switching to something that doesn't require visual c++
Will you use scratchconnect or scratch2py?

Not sure yet, I want to do a bit o research.

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I was gonna put an image of the studio but it didn't work.

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when [Awesomeness v] > (100)
forever
play sound [Victory v] until done
set rotation style [The best style v]
go to [The party v]
end

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mrcoat wrote:
Sid72020123 wrote:
mrcoat wrote:
vikkcd wrote:
139109 wrote:
How do I handle errors such as invalid variable name?
Also I'm having the same problem. I decided to switch the module I'm using to scratch2py
Ya I'm switching to something that doesn't require visual c++
Will you use scratchconnect or scratch2py?
Not sure yet, I want to do a bit o research.

Ok!

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hubblefam

so when i run the thing to change a cloud variable the program does not give me an error but it does not do anything.
the code:
from scratchclient import ScratchSession
session = ScratchSession(“Hubblefam”, “#########”)
connection = session.create_cloud_connection(596965016)
connection.set_cloud_variable(“CLOUD”, 1)
@connection.on(“set”)
def on_set(variable):
print(variable.name, variable.value)
print(connection.get_cloud_variable(“CLOUD”))

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vikkcd

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I am just going to make my own Scratch/Python API Module….

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Chiroyce

For @dhuls since they asked here

# after logging in and connecting to project
@connection.on("set")
def on_set(variable):
    print(f'{variable.name} has been set to {variable.value}')
    # variable.name is the name of the variable that was changed
    # variable.value is the value the variable was set to

Last edited by Chiroyce (Nov. 10, 2021 06:22:51)

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vikkcd wrote:
Goldtabby wrote:
I am just going to make my own Scratch/Python API Module….
Good luck.

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nini2009ph

Data = session.get_user(“nini2009ph”).get_followers()
for i in Data:
print(i.username)
session.get_studio(30610675).invite_curator(i.username)

error: self.owner = data KeyError: ‘owner’

Last edited by nini2009ph (Nov. 12, 2021 17:21:54)

nini2009ph

nini2009ph wrote:
Data = session.get_user(“nini2009ph”).get_followers()
for i in Data:
print(i.username)
session.get_studio(30610675).invite_curator(i.username)

error: self.owner = data KeyError: ‘owner’

i did something in the scratch client code and now it works

Shawn12344

Hello can i get some help with an error i keep getting. the error i get is websocket._exceptions.websocketconnectionclosedexception: connection to remote host was lost. i get the error after my code has been running for about 10+ hours.

JackK211424

Shawn12344 wrote:
Hello can i get some help with an error i keep getting. the error i get is websocket._exceptions.websocketconnectionclosedexception: connection to remote host was lost. i get the error after my code has been running for about 10+ hours.

I'm pretty sure that scratch closes the cloud connection after a time. The only way to fix this would be to use the Try: Except: anytime you use a request and if you get an error then reconnect.

vikkcd

right so scratch2py is too slow and is a bit too buggy for my liking. Lets try Scratch connect.

edit: so im stuck on the creating a connection with a project because I type in
HeadProject = ServerUser.connect_project(project_id=586832024)
and it keeps telling me that the project doesn't exist even though it does.

Last edited by vikkcd (Nov. 14, 2021 15:11:58)

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ajsya

vikkcd wrote:
right so scratch2py is too slow and is a bit too buggy for my liking. Lets try Scratch connect.

edit: so im stuck on the creating a connection with a project because I type in
HeadProject = ServerUser.connect_project(project_id=586832024)
and it keeps telling me that the project doesn't exist even though it does.

You might need to share the project…

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vikkcd

ajsya wrote:
vikkcd wrote:
right so scratch2py is too slow and is a bit too buggy for my liking. Lets try Scratch connect.

edit: so im stuck on the creating a connection with a project because I type in
HeadProject = ServerUser.connect_project(project_id=586832024)
and it keeps telling me that the project doesn't exist even though it does.
You might need to share the project…

sure

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-EmeraldThunder-

I've been making a pfp loader and have stumbled across a problem. The connection times out and gives me an error I would normally like to catch this error using a try statement and restart the main function although I am only using one function tied to the @connection.on('set') decorator. How can I catch a timeout and cause a restart.

@connection.on('set')
def main(variable):
    if variable.name[2:] == "Request":
        print(f'Received: {variable.value}')
        pfp = requests.get(f'https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/{decode(variable.value)[0]}/').json()['profile']['images']['60x60']
        image = Image.open(requests.get(pfp, stream=True).raw)
        width, height = image.size
        values = list(image.getdata())
        send(values, width, height)
        connection.set_cloud_variable('Serving', int(connection.get_cloud_variable('Serving')) + 1)

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ajsya

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
I've been making a pfp loader and have stumbled across a problem. The connection times out and gives me an error I would normally like to catch this error using a try statement and restart the main function although I am only using one function tied to the @connection.on('set') decorator. How can I catch a timeout and cause a restart.
@connection.on('set')
def main(variable):
    if variable.name[2:] == "Request":
        print(f'Received: {variable.value}')
        pfp = requests.get(f'https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/{decode(variable.value)[0]}/').json()['profile']['images']['60x60']
        image = Image.open(requests.get(pfp, stream=True).raw)
        width, height = image.size
        values = list(image.getdata())
        send(values, width, height)
        connection.set_cloud_variable('Serving', int(connection.get_cloud_variable('Serving')) + 1)

wouldn't you do:

try:
  #your function
except TimeoutError:
  #do function again or whatever else here

should be something like that

Last edited by ajsya (Nov. 14, 2021 16:15:03)

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vikkcd wrote:
ajsya wrote:
vikkcd wrote:
right so scratch2py is too slow and is a bit too buggy for my liking. Lets try Scratch connect.

edit: so im stuck on the creating a connection with a project because I type in
HeadProject = ServerUser.connect_project(project_id=586832024)
and it keeps telling me that the project doesn't exist even though it does.
You might need to share the project…
sure

Yes! The project needs to be shared.

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