@paulgit Here you go: https://github.com/bazbt3/10cbazbt3
I've just successfully managed to separate the GUID and auth token from the application into text files. Comments will be in code - which I'll be updating at GitHub when I've had a (gulp!) test. :)
I also created a login subroutine - but that's untested until I finish the logout thing. Scary! ;)
// @matigo
Testing Python again - this time with an application which seems to read my auth token from a text file. Ok, ok, it works when checking my sites list; a successful Blurb will be the acid test. This is a biggie for me. (crosses fingers, things…)
@height8 Enthusiasm drives me to think of overreaching. I really can't think of anything I could use Pushover for related to 10C - I should rein in my efforts at making a Python application to do 'lots of things' until I can figure out how to parse the stuff the server sends me back when I make a request of it. :)
If@matigo introduces Pushover it will really make this place come alive for me. Not that's it's pining or anything tight now.
@larand Coffee is the conversation starter. Ok, ok, they're the first post in new threads.
Morning Larry!
@height8 Android 5.1.1 here on a Sony Xperia Z5 Compact. Considering not upgrading to 6; for me, unlike iOS it never really provides the performance and stability of the previous ex-factory version.
@paulgit The easiest way to get instant gratification is via Linux (or OS X terminal) shell scripts - one can copy @matigo's examples, add one's own token, the correct headers, and most just work.
Did you see my Python thing yet?