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问题 I have a Python code that creates a report for a data frame from Reddit, and converts it to simple HTML and then email's it out. Below is the code: #Clean all the Dataframes test_clean = clean(test_test_df) brand_clean = clean(brands_df) competitor_clean = clean(competitors_df) #Convert to HTML test_html = test_clean.render() brand_html = brand_clean.render() competitor_html = competitor_clean.render() # In[27]: brand_clean # # Email Integration # #### Import Libraries for Email # In[ ]:

问题 I have a Python code that creates a report for a data frame from Reddit, and converts it to simple HTML and then email's it out. Below is the code: #Clean all the Dataframes test_clean = clean(test_test_df) brand_clean = clean(brands_df) competitor_clean = clean(competitors_df) #Convert to HTML test_html = test_clean.render() brand_html = brand_clean.render() competitor_html = competitor_clean.render() # In[27]: brand_clean # # Email Integration # #### Import Libraries for Email # In[ ]:

问题 I'm trying to log into Reddit and get my own account data. This my Python code: from pprint import pprint import requests import json username = 'dirk_b' password = 'willnottell' user_pass_dict = {'user': username, 'passwd': password, 'api_type': 'json', 'rem': True, } headers = {'dirkie': '/u/dirk_b API python test', } client = requests.session() client.headers = headers r = client.post(r'http://www.reddit.com/api/login', data=user_pass_dict) j = json.loads(r.content.decode()); client

问题 I'm using RedditSharp from https://github.com/SirCmpwn/RedditSharp in a script of mine, and I'm simply asking, when connecting using this how do I implement a proxy? and could I change the proxy midscript? 回答1: There no standalone way, you can't accomplish this without modifying this library source code. So most painless-way: Overload constructor of RedditSharp - add new argument with IWebAgent as type. So it will look like this: public Reddit() : this(new WebAgent()) { } public Reddit

问题 I'm using RedditSharp from https://github.com/SirCmpwn/RedditSharp in a script of mine, and I'm simply asking, when connecting using this how do I implement a proxy? and could I change the proxy midscript? 回答1: There no standalone way, you can't accomplish this without modifying this library source code. So most painless-way: Overload constructor of RedditSharp - add new argument with IWebAgent as type. So it will look like this: public Reddit() : this(new WebAgent()) { } public Reddit

问题 I am trying to get the content linked to by a reddit URL, it could be a submission OR a comment, and I need to be able to get the corresponding object, does anyone know how to? 回答1: If you are using PRAW (it seems you are from this answer) you can simply use the get_submission function for either case. import praw r = praw.Reddit('<USER AGENT>') submission = r.get_submission('http://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/10msc8/how_to_calculate_more_comments_count_not_just/') comment = r.get

问题 On link posts, the reddit scraper is not scraping an image from my site for a thumbnail and I cannot see why. I have followed any small snippet I could find about it which basically said. Use a squareish image, less than 1.5:1 ration on the sides. make the size as small as possible. link it with the open graph protocol http://ogp.me/ I have done all of these and added this in the html with no luck, and nowhere else to turn to. <meta property="og:image:secure_url" content="static/screenshot

问题 I'm trying to learn reddit code and using this https://github.com/jcleblanc/reddit-php-sdk There's a method in this library $reddit->getUser() which outputs null always. Everything else seems to be working though. include_once("jcleblanc-reddit-php-sdk-4a4cc32/reddit.php"); $reddit = new reddit("my-username", "my-password"); $userData = $reddit->getUser(); var_dump($userData); outputs null . $response = $reddit->getListing("all", 5); var_dump($response); outputs what's expected just fine.

问题 On Reddit, people can post comments that get upvotes and downvotes. This information is not readily accessible on the page itself, so it seems that something like an API is used to gather this information. I found this script that does this, but am unable to determine where in the script it pulls this information from. Could someone point me to the relevant line where the script gets the data from? 回答1: Each comment has data attributes: <div class="thing id-t1_c4upmtm odd comment " onclick=

问题 I'm attempting to use the reddit API to make posts, but the server is returning 500 errors. For example, I tried posting to this URL with my cookie set: http://www.reddit.com/api/submit?title=testtitle&sr=compsci&uh=<modhash_goes_here>&text=testtext&kind=self And my Chrome Dev Tools prints the following error: POST <my long URL goes here> 500 (Internal Server Error) I read somewhere on StackOverflow that you need both the modhash and the cookie, so that's what I'm using. I tried without the