I have a the following code to get some messages from a telegram bot with python: useful_messages = [i["message"] for i in response["result"] if i["message"]["from"]["id"] == int(chat_id) and i["message"]["date"] > last_time] Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1,…
My Python docstrings & block comments in Visual Studio Code always used to be a different color to the single line comment. They use to be: docstrings & block comments: orange single line comments: green I did a reinstall of…
I am confused on how to add my credentials to .gitignore when they are in my config file. I have database credentials stored in my config file and they are used to execute my code below: import os import json…
I intend to make a query to get a value and then add that value to 1 in the django views, but when I try to do that, I always get an error def atualizar(request, contador): lista = factura.objects.filter(contador__contador=contador) conta1…
I am trying to validate facebook's webhook payload using the instruction they have given in their developer docs. The signature I am generating (expectedHash) is not matching the signature that I am receiving from Facebook (signatureHash). I think I am…
I have the following code excerpt: my_response = my_func( plaintext='my data'.encode())) ) This throws a TypeError: Object of type bytes is not JSON serializable exception, also, if I change this to: my_response = my_func( json.dumps(dict(plaintext='my data'.encode())) ) I get: TypeError:…
I have been spending hours to convert the space indented text to JSON. In my raw text data, nested values are indented by 4 spaces and key:value are indented by 2 spaces. I am trying to make a JSON out…
When I write the code, the hint will show up and I just have to press enter. For example when type print and enter I will get print(). But after updating vscode there is no more () ? people got…
assume we have the following working directory, which is a local git repository ---project __init__.py ---folder1 __init__.py functions.py ---folder2 __init__.py project.py I use Visual Studio Code with the working directory based in the folder project. Assume project.py loads functions from…
I am aware you cant save files in a document database which MongoDB is. However as a work around I am trying to convert the zipped folder into bytes which i can then convert back to zip format when fetching…