Here’s a snippet of my parser code. It does 120 requests asynchronously. However, every response returns 429 “too many requests” error. How do I make it “slower”, so the api won’t reject me? Error: Answer Try to use asyncio.Semaphore:
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How to nullify python asyncio global variables?
I am writing a personal Telegram Bot to collect statistics on my accounts market.csgo.com. The main task of the bot is to send async requests to the API and display information via Telegram. Everything works as it should, but the problem is with global variables, or rather, their incorrect counting. An example of one of my functions: Function result: Bot
How to resolve RuntimeError: await wasn’t used with future using aiohttp and asyncio in python?
I made some pretty simple script which pulls data from clicky.com api but for some reason it does not work as expected from time to time. Sometimes it gets results but another time I am getting the following errors which I cant debug. I am fairly new to asyncio and aiohttp How to debug this? Whats the problem here? edited:
Python – Run multiple async functions simultaneously
I’m essentially making a pinger, that makes has a 2d list, of key / webhook pairs, and after pinging a key, send the response to a webhook the 2d list goes as follows: My program is essentially a loop, and I’m not too sure how I can rotate the some_list data, in the function. Here’s a little demo of what
Retry async aiohttp requests for certain status codes
What is the best way to retry async API calls using aiohttp? I want to retry the request for the standard socket error, timeout error, etc as well as for certain status codes 500, 501. I have tried using aiohttp_async, but can’t get it to work: Output: Answer It looks like you have installed aiohttp_retry version 2.x but you use
Asyncio combined with custom modules and aiohttp
I am trying to sleep a module for a couple seconds, while sleeping, the script should continue running. When the sleep is over, the module should put data[“found”] = True, but the code never reaches past asyncio.sleep() The code should print: “bulbasaur” “do stuff” x 5 “bulbasaur” But bulbasaur never comes back. main.py: pokemon.py: nba.py Answer The issue lies in
TraceBack Cannot connect to host api.telegram.org:443
I wrote a telegram bot on the aiogram framework. The bot worked fine for over a week, with no problems. The customer started complaining about the bot freezing. I downloaded the log file and saw a bunch of different TraceBacks. This situation has been happening for two days now. List of 3 TraceBacks, for example: First Second Third On my
SSL error TLSV1_ALERT_INTERNAL_ERROR with aiohttp library
I have an application making api requests via aiohttp library. I make around 10 requests/second. About once a hour I get the following error: Initially, I didn’t have ssl=False but added to try and avoid this error, but it had no effect, about once a hour I get this error still. I could simply add a try catch to catch
What is the best way to document websocket messages in Aiohttp/Python?
I use aiohttp-swagger to create useful documentation of my http endpoints, but I also have websocket which can send/receive several types of messages (all json for the project), what is the best way to document these messages? Answer AsyncAPI is the analog of the OpenAPI Specification (fka Swagger Specification) for WebSockets. As of November 2021 there are the Asynction and
“This event loop is already running” and other problems when integrating aiohttp examples in my own application
I read a lot of the aiohttp related blogs and examples. I think I understand them but when I try to integrate that “knowledge” into the structure of my own application there are some problems. Below is a minimal (not) working example representing this structure. I assume I have a grounded misunderstanding of how the structure of such a program