Following Starlette documentation (FastAPI uses Starlette for middlewares), response.headers[“Authorization”] should allow me to get the bearer token, but I get a KeyError saying no such attribute exists. When I print response.headers, I get MutableHeaders({‘content-length’: ’14’, ‘content-type’: ‘application/json’}). Why is the authorization attribute not in the header despite of making a request with an auth header? Answer You are trying to
Tag: rest
How to add optional parameters in REST API?
I am using the following REST API: https://rest.ensembl.org/documentation/info/vep_hgvs_get An example of the code for this is as follows: On the documentation page, it says it has an optional parameter as follows: Name Description Example Values dbNSFP Include fields from dbNSFP, a database of pathogenicity predictions for missense variants. Multiple fields should be separated by commas. See dbNSFP README for field
Building a REST API using a Python based open source framework and NoSQL backend
I would like to build a REST API using a NoSQL backend with a Python based open source framework to build the API. This API would run in a cloud environment and the goal is for it to be cloud agnostic and have the ability to be deployed anywhere. It must have some abstraction for the backend database technology. I
I can’t send my POST method to the API with Barer Token
I’m new to API Rest and I’m currently trying to POST to Azure Health Data Services using Python with Databricks. To do this I need to get the token which I get through Postman without problems (in Postman my POST does work). The data I send are these (it does work in Postman): Then the statement I have in python
Use Serializer Method Field in another Method field
In my serializer, I have a method field, that I would want to use in another method field. This will be best explained in code: serializers.py models.py So I want users to see the first step of data analysis and then analyze the same data further. Is that possible? Maybe that is something I shouldn’t do? Answer I would use
Python – save multiple responses from multiple requests
I am pulling JSON data from an api and I am looking to pass in a different parameter for each request and save each response My current code I save a response and print out the values. This is fine and it works but I only store the first ID’s response. How do I store the responses from all of
Python Django Rest – Return extra field with lowest, highest and average values of some other field
I’m new to Django and APIs in general and I want to create a Django based API using Django Rest Framework. Here’s what I want to do: Endpoint to age range report: Response: Endpoint to salary range report: Response: I have two apps, employees and reports. Here’s employees/models.py: Here’s employees/serializers.py: I’m not sure how to create my views and serializers
can you suggest an alternative for platform.login
i recently started experimenting in the RingCentral sandbox environment and facing issues with this part of the code I went to know if there is an alternative to code Answer Looking at your code snippet, I can see that the platform.login() function signature is incorrect as you are passing extra argument. Correct function signatures in Python are: Logging with username,
fastapi logging error and swagger is not working
I’m making a rest API using fastapi. I just wonder why I get below messages whenever I execute my server. And below is main.py. Also, I can’t get anything in swagger and redocs whereas I can get REST methods’ results. Answer You need to change your port to int and app object to str like this:
M2M Client Credential Flow between NetSuite and Synapse
I am looking to create a flow somewhere in the Azure stack to allow me to get M2M authentication between Azure Synapse and NetSuite. The goal is to be able to drop the use of the ODBC connector and switch to making REST calls for pulling data from NetSuite into Synapse. I have followed the documentation as best as I