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I want to create a Twitch.tv app for desktop Pc. I have read that Twitch api use Json for the streams.
Can someone please explain me how I get the streams into a list? I plan to use C# get the list into a listbox but im stuck and cant continue because I dont know how to get what is available
Another way I was thinking is using Javascript but same problem can someone help me?
The github shows how you can get stream from twitch. First you send a request like shown on github "curl -H 'Accept: application/vnd.twitchtv.v2+json' -X GET https://api.twitch.tv/kraken/streams/test_channel" then you will get a JSON file (that contains all the information you need) as a response, you the read the file and use it in your application
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I was given a JSON file and told to read it to get a better understanding of how JavaScript programming works and edit this file to do what I need it to do. It's supposed to be a file to run some cleaning processes on client computers, so I just need to edit it so that they file will run all the processes I want it to run without having to send multiple commands to the computer through my RMM.
When I open the file however in Sublime Text 3 it looks like this. How do I get it to read as JavaScript programming language so I can edit it?
{"os":3,"procedure_type":1,"name":"Clear_PrinterSpool_DNSCache_EventLogs","description":"","version":"2.0","payload":"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","payloadChecksum":"d80877609ce0b19f6dcbe3c35d57cd03"}
You can just create a backend call, the URL being pointed to the location of this JSON file.
In the result of that backend call, you will get the contents of the JSON file.
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So I have an html file with javascript and a python file. In the javascript file, the user enters a string. In the python, I would like it to search it in an api, and then return the string to be displayed in the html file. How do I do this? I have looked up how to use AJAX and get/post methods, but nothing has worked so far. Also, I should mention I am using flask.
The basic mechanics of having an HTML page communicate directly with another program is web server programming. If you want the web server to execute python, then consider setting up a Django server. Learning how to set up a web server and getting the two programs to talk with each other may take a while if it is your first time.
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I'd like to create an app to filter my notifications from Facebook. For example I'd like to get all notifications about someone commenting in conversations I also took part on given Facebook group.
As #lushn pointed out below, Facebook removed the ability to access notifications in their Graph API.
Now I wonder, is there a better (and more official) way to fetch notifications from Facebook than to pose as a browser and parse HTML (for that I'd also need a proxy written in some server language, due to CORS)?
Access to notifications is not possible anymore, the required permission and the endpoint for this has been removed with v2.4 of the Graph API: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog#v2_4
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I've been looking for quite some time if it is even possible to do this.
I'd like to make a RESTful POST call with a javascript without the use of a server (node) to send a json object in the request body to update a json file in a github repo triggering a commit/push.
Yes, it's possible to do this using the Github API.
The URL must be something like that:
https://api.github.com/repos/{repositoryName}/contents/{path}
repositoryName is the repository where you want to put your file and path its path within this repository.
Regarding the authentication, you need to follow this link https://developer.github.com/v3/#authentication. I successfully tested with basic auth.
You need then to use an HTTP method PUT with content with the following structure:
{
"message": "a commit message",
"content": "bXkgbmV3IGZpbGUgY29udGVudHM="
}
The field content corresponds to the content of your file encoded with base 64.
Hope it helps.
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I'm developing API to manage a system. So far I have manage to design things that I need to do with it's database, by sending data to the API and retrieving data from API.
What I need to do now is download audio files (.wav) through my API.
Since i'm new to this JSON hope someone can give some help to me :)
Thank you!
I would include the URL of the audio file in the JSON data, rather than try to embed the binary audio data somehow. Then your client can download the audio file through http or whichever protocol.
As simple as
{
'id':42,
'audio_url':'http://example.com/wav/audio_42.wav'
}