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Python POST Requests API example
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Example Python code demonstration. Many API endpoints require use of the POST method. • Here we look at how you can use Python and Requests to work with an API. Example code and a real world example connecting to the EBAY API. • timings - • intro 0:00 • what is a POST request? 0:18 • why use a POST request? 0:31 • example POST request 1:37 • the EBAY API example POST request 2:13 • using a JSON payload 3:35 • π YouTube - EBAY API playlist : • EBAY API + Python Tutorial • π Use this link for excellent hosting with Python installed : • ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • π https://webdock.io/en?maff=wdaff--170 • Endpoint – The URL that delineates what data you are interacting with. • Method – Specifies how you’re interacting with the resource located at the provided endpoint. REST APIs can provide methods to enable full Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) functionality. Here are common methods most REST APIs provide: • GET – Retrieve data • PUT – Replace data • POST – Create data • DELETE – Delete data • Data – If you’re using a method that involves changing data in a REST API, you’ll need to include a data payload with the request that includes all data that will be created or modified. • Headers – Contain any metadata that needs to be included with the request, such as authentication tokens, the content type that should be returned, and any caching policies. • Authenticate to a REST API • -------------------------------------------- • The most common framework for API authentication is OAuth. • acts as an equivalent to a username/password combination; • Once you have an access token, you can provide it as a bearer token in the request header: this is the most secure way to authenticate to a REST API with an access token: • my_headers = {'Authorization' : 'Bearer {access_token}'} • response = requests.get('http://httpbin.org/headers', headers=my_headers) • response.content() # Return the raw bytes of the data payload • response.text() # Return a string representation of the data payload • response.json() # This method is convenient when the API returns JSON • examples - • https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_... • https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_... • π₯ Proxies π₯ • ================================================= • If you need a good, easy to use proxy, I was recommended this one, and having used ScraperAPI for a while I can vouch for them. If you were going to sign up anyway, then maybe you would be kind enough to use the link and the coupon code below? • You can also do a full working trial first as well, (unlike some other companies). The trial doesn't ask for any payment details either so all good! π π π • π 10% off ScraperAPI : https://www.scraperapi.com?fpr=ken49 • βΌοΈ Coupon Code: DRPI10 • (You can also get started with 1000 free API calls. No credit card required.) • Subscribe to the YouTube Channel • ================================= • π / drpicode • Follow on Twitter - to get notified of new videos • ================================================= • π / rngweb • π Become a patron π • π / drpi • Buy Dr Pi a coffee (or Tea) • β https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DrPi • • Thumbs up yeah? (cos Algos..) • extração de dados da Web com uma API • #requests #POST #ζεηΆ²θ·―ζΈζ
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