python-requests

问题 I have a curl request and a similar request using python requests module to a local web service. While the curl request is working correctly, the request made via python isnt working as expected, ie doesn't return a json reponse. Any ideas as why this is happening? With python I still get a 200 response, but getting HTML response text instead of json like in curl and the response is something about invalid session etc. This is the curl request root@weve1:~$ curl -k --GET --data "ajax

问题 I am trying to login to Instagram with python. I am able to get the csrf Token but the requests.Session().post() doesn't seem to post the login data to the website correctly. I always get the class="no-js not-logged-in client-root" . I've been searching for a while and also tried to login into some random sites which seemed to work. In the login method I just start a requests.Session() and make a post request to the https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/ with the login name and password as

问题 I am trying to login to Instagram with python. I am able to get the csrf Token but the requests.Session().post() doesn't seem to post the login data to the website correctly. I always get the class="no-js not-logged-in client-root" . I've been searching for a while and also tried to login into some random sites which seemed to work. In the login method I just start a requests.Session() and make a post request to the https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/ with the login name and password as

问题 I am trying to login to Instagram with python. I am able to get the csrf Token but the requests.Session().post() doesn't seem to post the login data to the website correctly. I always get the class="no-js not-logged-in client-root" . I've been searching for a while and also tried to login into some random sites which seemed to work. In the login method I just start a requests.Session() and make a post request to the https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/ with the login name and password as

问题 I use Python Rquests to extract full headers of responses. I want to accurately count how many cookies (i.e. nam/variable) pairs in a response. There are two issues: 1) If a server responded with multiple Set-Cookie headers. How does Requests represent this? Does it combine both Set-Cookie values in one? Or leave it as is? Here is my script to print headers (full header): import requests requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings() # to disable certificate warnings response = requests.get(

问题 I am using the Python Requests Module to datamine a website. As part of the datamining, I have to HTTP POST a form and check if it succeeded by checking the resulting URL. My question is, after the POST, is it possible to request the server to not send the entire page? I only need to check the URL, yet my program downloads the entire page and consumes unnecessary bandwidth. The code is very simple import requests r = requests.post(URL, payload) if 'keyword' in r.url: success fail 回答1: An easy

问题 (This question is not about transparent decompression of gzip -encoded responses from a web server; I know that requests handles that automatically.) Problem I'm trying to POST a file to a RESTful web service. Obviously, requests makes this pretty easy to do: files = dict(data=(fn, file)) response = session.post(endpoint_url, files=files) In this case, my file is in a really highly-compressible format (yep, XML) so I'd like to make sure that the request body is compressed. The server claims

问题 I'm trying to extract a table from a webpage. I have managed to get all the data in the table into a list. However all the table data is being put into one list element. I need assistance getting the 'clean' data (i.e. the strings, without all the HTML packaging) from the rows of the table into their own list elements. So instead of... list = [<tr> <th><a href="/7.62x25mm_TT_AKBS" title="7.62x25mm TT AKBS"><img alt="TTAKBS.png" decoding="async" height="64" src="https://static.wikia.nocookie

问题 I'm using the facebook API to post images on a page, I can post image from web using this : import requests data = 'url=' + url + '&caption=' + caption + '&access_token=' + token status = requests.post('https://graph.facebook.com/v2.7/PAGE_ID/photos', data=data) print status But when I want to post a local image (using multipart/form-data) i get the error : ValueError: Data must not be a string. I was using this code: data = 'caption=' + caption + '&access_token=' + token files = { 'file':

问题 I want to send a PUT request with the following data structure: { body : { version: integer, file_id: string }} Here is the client code: def check_id(): id = request.form['id'] res = logic.is_id_valid(id) file_uuid = request.form['file_id'] url = 'http://localhost:8050/firmwares' r = requests.put(url = url, data = {'body' : {'version': id, 'file_id': str(file_uuid)}}) Here is the server code: api.add_resource(resources.FirmwareNewVerUpload, '/firmwares') class FirmwareNewVerUpload(rest