Context: This works: This does not. It returns { ‘error’:’invalid_client’ }. Question: I cannot understand what the difference is between them. Any ideas what might be happening? I’ve also tried: Adding headers to the ClientSession(headers=headers) too. Using the URL and removing params Other notes: aiohttp docs here: https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/client_reference.html aiohttp version: 3.7.4.post0 Answer in docs: for GET query for POST body
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AIOHTTP replacing %3A with :
Hello, i’m having this issue where AIOHTTP is converting characters like %3A to the original :. i need to use the %3A version in the API req, if not, it raises 404 My code: URL it should’ve used: error raised (and url used): Answer First of all, are you sure this is what you want to do? I ask because
Python – getting lost around async
As the title said – I’m having a problem with async stuff. What I’m trying to achieve is written under every function. Sadly in this state of code I’m getting and error: TypeError: object StreamReader can’t be used in ‘await’ expression and at the end RuntimeError: Event loop is closed I was googling for a while and didn’t really find
How to determine the optimal amount of buffer size with asyncio/aiohttp
How do we decide the optimal parameter for read() when working with asyncio in python? 12 bytes? 100 bytes? Answer How do we decide the optimal parameter for read() when working with asyncio in python? 12 bytes? 100 bytes? You can safely choose a much larger number than that. If the number is too small (e.g. just 1), your loop
asyncio run_until_complete does not wait that all coroutines finish
I am making my first steps in Python and I have a bit of struggle trying to understand why I do not have the expected result with this one. Here is what I am trying to achieve : I have a function that consumes an API. While waiting for the API to answer and given that I am going through
Error whenever I run code that requires aiohttp library
Whenever I run code which requires aiohttp, I get the error below: Examples of codes I’ve tried to run from https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/ include: and I’ve tried several other examples but they all produce the same error. What could be causing this?. I’m using python 3.8.6 and the latest version of aiohttp Update: It seems the error is caused by importing aiohttp.
Separating async requests and saving using aiohttp
I am currently calling an external API many times and downloading the response’s content from each call. I am using aiohttp and asyncio to speed up this process, but am having trouble figuring out how to separate the fetch functionality from the save functionality. Setup Currently, I am using the following function: My main call looks like this: Given this
Python: How to get HTML text that has Jinja templates using requests or aiohttp?
I am using python, request or aiohttp method to get page, and BeautifulSoup4 for parsing webpage. Server HTML page uses jinja template, so when i get this page using requests or aiohttp, i get something like this: but if you open this page using browser, code looks like this: request code: aiohttp code: How should i do to get correct
aiohttp.client_exceptions.ClientConnectorError: Cannot connect to host stackoverflow.com:443 ssl:default [Connect call failed (‘151.101.193.69’, 443)]
here is my code: if I run it on my computer, everything works, but if I run it on pythonanywhere, I get this error: aiohttp on hosting: aiohttp on my PC: I am at a loss that it is not so? I am running both files using python3.8. I also tried other urls, they have the same problem Do I
electron/socket.io client – python-socketio/aiohttp server // fail to connect
This websocket connection fails. The funny thing is this was working a couple days ago. I downgraded electron from 6 to 5.0.6 but this didn’t help. Server Client (also tested from pure node) When I try it in the browser, I get cors error. Thus, I allowed cors which made it work When I run this from electron/node now, I