TimMcCool wrote:

I added a new page to scratchattach's wiki, it lists different hosting options: https://github.com/TimMcCool/scratchattach/wiki/Hosting

NeonCoderFish wrote:

NeonCoderFish wrote:

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

elip100 wrote:

NeonCoderFish wrote:

project = session.connect_project(int(scratch3.get_var(projectid, “arg”)))
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a real number, not ‘NoneType’

I don't like python anymore

It is failing to get the “arg” variable from the project. Make sure the variable exists, is a cloud variable, and you are correctly connected to the project.

argProjectID = scratch3.get_var(projectid, "arg")
if argProjectID:
    project = session.connect_project(int(argProjectID))
    # continue using project, make sure to put the rest of your code that uses this variable in here, unless you make it default to something
else:
    # argProjectID is None, variable "arg" does not exist in the project projectid

Also, consider using scratchattach cloud requests instead of getting the value of “arg” - it will make it much easier to add new features in the future.

everything is perfectly fine ( I checked ) but it just doesn't work

the other thing doesn't work either

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2762)
Now This Server is down?
I can't open it

TheCommCraft wrote:

Is fixed

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2768)

wvzack wrote:

TheCommCraft wrote:

Is fixed

I personally dont use justablock but thanks for making and upkeeping it (I know that if i had had this when i started scratchattach it would of been much simpler)

Unable to access the link to the authentication destination.

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2770)

TheCommCraft wrote:

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2768)

wvzack wrote:

TheCommCraft wrote:

Is fixed

I personally dont use justablock but thanks for making and upkeeping it (I know that if i had had this when i started scratchattach it would of been much simpler)

Unable to access the link to the authentication destination.

What do you mean?

I created an account and received a verification email via email and tried to verify, but the link does not work…

Scratchnosekai wrote:

I am making a weather forecast, and I want to reflect information such as cloudy, sunny, rainy, etc. in a cloud variable, but I can't convert it to numerical values properly. Is there a good way to do this?

0: cloudy
1: sunny
2: rainy

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

How to resend mail?

Scratchnosekai wrote:

I am making a weather forecast, and I want to reflect information such as cloudy, sunny, rainy, etc. in a cloud variable, but I can't convert it to numerical values properly. Is there a good way to do this?

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

Scratchnosekai wrote:

I am making a weather forecast, and I want to reflect information such as cloudy, sunny, rainy, etc. in a cloud variable, but I can't convert it to numerical values properly. Is there a good way to do this?

One way is to convert each possible state to a number, like this:

0: cloudy
1: sunny
2: rainy

Another way is to use scratchattach cloud requests, which can send text by default. This is probably the easier way, although it is not the most efficient, but I don't think that matters for your case, unless you plan on sending weather information for a lot of places at once.

File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:673 in set_notes
return self._update_from_dict(r)
File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:241 in _update_from_dict
self.author = project
KeyError: “author”

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2778)
https://panel.justablock.online/
can only create one server…

-effortIess- wrote:

Hey, I have encountered an issue while building a script that processes the comments of a project. The script calls two projects, one with the data (the one from which I get the comments) and another whose Notes and Credits section will be the recipient of the information output from the script. I’ll call the two “source_proj” and “dest_proj” respectively. Right now I’m not doing too much with the data; I just process the comment data into my own object, “oc”.
The point is, getting and processing the comments from source_proj works fine, and produces a set of objects as desired. The problem occurs when the script attempts to write data to dest_proj’s N&C. When I simply try to write a string, like “hello world”, it works fine, but once I start trying to have it write variables and even len() outputs it returns the error

File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:673 in set_notes
return self._update_from_dict(r)
File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:241 in _update_from_dict
self.author = project
KeyError: “author”

Anyone know why project.py can’t seem to find the data related to the project ID?

-effortIess- wrote:

(#2782)

-effortIess- wrote:

Hey, I have encountered an issue while building a script that processes the comments of a project. The script calls two projects, one with the data (the one from which I get the comments) and another whose Notes and Credits section will be the recipient of the information output from the script. I’ll call the two “source_proj” and “dest_proj” respectively. Right now I’m not doing too much with the data; I just process the comment data into my own object, “oc”.
The point is, getting and processing the comments from source_proj works fine, and produces a set of objects as desired. The problem occurs when the script attempts to write data to dest_proj’s N&C. When I simply try to write a string, like “hello world”, it works fine, but once I start trying to have it write variables and even len() outputs it returns the error

File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:673 in set_notes
return self._update_from_dict(r)
File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:241 in _update_from_dict
self.author = project
KeyError: “author”

Anyone know why project.py can’t seem to find the data related to the project ID?

Bump

TheCommCraft wrote:

-effortIess- wrote:

(#2782)

-effortIess- wrote:

Hey, I have encountered an issue while building a script that processes the comments of a project. The script calls two projects, one with the data (the one from which I get the comments) and another whose Notes and Credits section will be the recipient of the information output from the script. I’ll call the two “source_proj” and “dest_proj” respectively. Right now I’m not doing too much with the data; I just process the comment data into my own object, “oc”.
The point is, getting and processing the comments from source_proj works fine, and produces a set of objects as desired. The problem occurs when the script attempts to write data to dest_proj’s N&C. When I simply try to write a string, like “hello world”, it works fine, but once I start trying to have it write variables and even len() outputs it returns the error

File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:673 in set_notes
return self._update_from_dict(r)
File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:241 in _update_from_dict
self.author = project
KeyError: “author”

Anyone know why project.py can’t seem to find the data related to the project ID?

Bump

Maybe give your source code

A-MARIO-PLAYER wrote:

Hi, I need help with this script. This is a script for a project that allows advertising projects. It's supposed to show the name of each project. However, when I add any project, it just says Sandwhich[sic], which is one of the first projects I added to my list. How do I fix this? Server issue or project issue?



Project here: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/projects/1067783659/

Server code here:

import scratchattach as scratch3
from scratchattach import Encoding as scratchencoder
session = scratch3.login("A-MARIO-PLAYER", REDACTED)
conn = session.connect_cloud("1067783659")
events = scratch3.CloudEvents("1067783659")
import time
@events.event
def on_set(event): #Called when a cloud var is set
    if event.var == "requestid":
      try:
        project = session.connect_project(event.value)
        if project.moderation_status() == "notsafe":
          print("Project is NFE and thus cannot be added.")
          return
        print(f"---\n{project.title}\nby @{project.author}\nID {project.id}")
        print("Responding to request...")
        conn.set_var("response", scratchencoder.encode(f"{project.title}"))
        conn.set_var("response2", project.id)
        print("Added!")
      except:
        print("Failed to respond. Project is probably unshared?")
@events.event #Called when the event listener is ready
def on_ready():
   print("Event listener ready!")
events.start()

TheCommCraft wrote:

-effortIess- wrote:

(#2782)

-effortIess- wrote:

Hey, I have encountered an issue while building a script that processes the comments of a project. The script calls two projects, one with the data (the one from which I get the comments) and another whose Notes and Credits section will be the recipient of the information output from the script. I’ll call the two “source_proj” and “dest_proj” respectively. Right now I’m not doing too much with the data; I just process the comment data into my own object, “oc”.
The point is, getting and processing the comments from source_proj works fine, and produces a set of objects as desired. The problem occurs when the script attempts to write data to dest_proj’s N&C. When I simply try to write a string, like “hello world”, it works fine, but once I start trying to have it write variables and even len() outputs it returns the error

File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:673 in set_notes
return self._update_from_dict(r)
File ~\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\scratchattach\project.py:241 in _update_from_dict
self.author = project
KeyError: “author”

Anyone know why project.py can’t seem to find the data related to the project ID?

Bump

Maybe give your source code

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Fri Sep  6 10:07:13 2024

@author: ####
"""

import scratchattach as sa

import os

import time

from datetime import datetime

import random

import html #to turn 'Jake &amp Matt' for example to 'Jake & Matt'

def id_sep(txt_in):
    seperators = [
        '//',
        '||',
        '+',
        '[]',
        '][',
        ' | ',
        ' -'
        ]
    seperatorsCount = []
    s=0
    for a in seperators:
        seperatorsCount.append(0)
    for a in seperators:
        seperatorsCount[s] = txt_in.count(seperators[s])
        s+=1
    id_sep.sep = seperators[seperatorsCount.index(max(seperatorsCount))]
   
sess = sa.login('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD')  #make this universal later

dst_id = 1065223525 #name is necroterra bot test fyi
source_id = 1060658851

class oc:
    ocs = {}
   
    #form: name, gender, sexuality, species, role, looks, personality, background
    def __init__(self, name, owner, age, gender, sexuality, comment_id):
        self.name = name
        self.owner = owner
        self.age = age
        self.comment_id = comment_id
        self.gender = gender
        self.sexuality = sexuality
       
    @classmethod
    def create(cls, name, owner, age, gender, sexuality, comment_id):
        obj = cls(name,owner,age,gender,sexuality,comment_id)
        cls.ocs[name] = obj
   
    @classmethod
    def find(cls, name):
        return cls.ocs.get(name, None)
   
    @classmethod
    def filter_(cls, predicate):
        return [e for e in cls.ocs.values() if predicate(e)]
   
    def scrape_from(project_id):
        '''
        produces 'noc' number of oc objects. Objects are recorded to list 'objs'
        requires scratchattach module to be installed
        add 'try' if def is to be used elsewhere

        Parameters
        ----------
        project_id : destination project id

        Returns
        -------
        None.

        '''
       
        src_proj = sess.connect_project(project_id)
       
        noc=0
        objs=[]
        while (len(src_proj.comments(limit=40,offset=noc*40))>0):
            objs += src_proj.comments(limit=40,offset=noc*40)
            time.sleep(random.randint(10,50)/100)
            noc+=1
        noc=0
        for i in objs:
            id_sep(html.unescape(objs[noc]['content']))
            try:
               oc.create(html.unescape(objs[noc]['content']).split(id_sep.sep)[0], objs[noc]['author']['username'], html.unescape(objs[noc]['content']).split(id_sep.sep)[1], html.unescape(objs[noc]['content']).split(id_sep.sep)[2], html.unescape(objs[noc]['content']).split(id_sep.sep)[3], objs[noc]['id'])
            except IndexError:
                pass
            noc+=1
       
    def set_proj_desc(dest_id, field, txt_file):
        '''
        Sets the description to the previously generated oc list.
        Project Notes must not exceed 5000 characters.

        Parameters
        ----------
        dest_id : The id of the destination project.
        field : 'n' for Notes and Credits, 'i' for instructions.
        txt_file : Leave blank for a temp file that will be deleted. Otherwise,
            enter the name of the .txt file destination.

        Returns
        -------
        None.

        '''
        dst_proj = sess.connect_project(dest_id)
        try:
            dst_file = open(txt_file, 'r+')
        except Exception:
                print("File not found.")
                dst_file = open(txt_file, 'w')
        existing_data = dst_file.readlines()
        one_line = dst_file.readline()
        while one_line:
            print(one_line, end=' ')
            one_line = dst_file.readline()
        test = 'hello world', ' \n anyone there?'
        if (field=='n'):
            dst_proj.set_notes(dst_file.read())
        else:
            dst_proj.set_instructions(test)
       
    def identify_self(name):
        return (id(name))
   
    def __str__(self, name):
        return (name, self.owner, self.age)



dst_file = 'C:/Users/…/necroterra_ocs.txt'
test_proj = sess.connect_project(dst_id)
test = ['apple', 'banana']
oc.scrape_from(source_id)
oc.set_proj_desc(dst_id, 'n', dst_file)

test_dst_proj = sess.connect_project(dst_id)
if (test_dst_proj.notes == ''):
    test_dst_proj.set_notes('Last modified at ' + str(datetime.now()))
print(test_dst_proj.notes)

print('\n', datetime.now())