scratchattach - A Scratch API wrapper (Python)

SepsisIdentifier

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
I would highly recommend refraining from using a file extension in a package name. The package name does not have to be the same as the file name. Plus, it just isn't as catchy. Also, not sure how good ‘Scratch3.py’ really sounds. I'd recommend a better name, no offense. Also to differentiate between it and Scratch 3.

I'm not sure if you know Python programming, but all Python files must end in a .py file extension.

only_dg

if @TimMcCool follows

me i will be crazy for 3 days (I DON'T THINK HE FOLLOWS ME)

NFlex23

SepsisIdentifier wrote:
(#63)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
I would highly recommend refraining from using a file extension in a package name. The package name does not have to be the same as the file name. Plus, it just isn't as catchy. Also, not sure how good ‘Scratch3.py’ really sounds. I'd recommend a better name, no offense. Also to differentiate between it and Scratch 3.

I'm not sure if you know Python programming, but all Python files must end in a .py file extension.

He meant the PyPi package name itself (it's renamed now, but it used to be called Scratch3.py).

uwv

SepsisIdentifier wrote:
(#63)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
I would highly recommend refraining from using a file extension in a package name. The package name does not have to be the same as the file name. Plus, it just isn't as catchy. Also, not sure how good ‘Scratch3.py’ really sounds. I'd recommend a better name, no offense. Also to differentiate between it and Scratch 3.

I'm not sure if you know Python programming, but all Python files must end in a .py file extension.

are you sure about that?

beyaer4

What?

VIGARPAST_777

Can you made a python tutorial?

ScratchTheCoder12345

Google Python tutorial boom problem solved

only_dg

now i have 692 followers if i have 7 followers more i have 700

-FreeEngines-

uwv wrote:
SepsisIdentifier wrote:
(#63)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
I would highly recommend refraining from using a file extension in a package name. The package name does not have to be the same as the file name. Plus, it just isn't as catchy. Also, not sure how good ‘Scratch3.py’ really sounds. I'd recommend a better name, no offense. Also to differentiate between it and Scratch 3.

I'm not sure if you know Python programming, but all Python files must end in a .py file extension.
are you sure about that?

you are exact, you do not need an .py file to execute it as an python file

MagicCrayon9342

-FreeEngines- wrote:
uwv wrote:
SepsisIdentifier wrote:
(#63)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
I would highly recommend refraining from using a file extension in a package name. The package name does not have to be the same as the file name. Plus, it just isn't as catchy. Also, not sure how good ‘Scratch3.py’ really sounds. I'd recommend a better name, no offense. Also to differentiate between it and Scratch 3.

I'm not sure if you know Python programming, but all Python files must end in a .py file extension.
are you sure about that?
you are exact, you do not need an .py file to execute it as an python file

but giving it a txt extension can confuse a user, that's for sure.

-FreeEngines-

i never doubted that.
there is of course a reason file extensions exist at all, with the right content, you could open a .txt with microsoft word etc. but it makes it way easier telling what the file actually is used for

uwv

-FreeEngines- wrote:
(#73)
i never doubted that.
there is of course a reason file extensions exist at all, with the right content, you could open a .txt with microsoft word etc. but it makes it way easier telling what the file actually is used for

file extensions are for people who know nothing about computers, personally i use .py for c++, .js for typescript, .ts for python and .cc for javascript

aara007

This is TRUELY wonderful. Maybe in a few months, when I know python a BIT more, I'll use this!

scratchyjimjam

im having an error with this code
import scratchattach as scratch3
import random as r
import time

session = scratch3.login(“scratchyjimjam”, “*********”)
while True:
number = str(r.randint(100,690000000))
project = session.connect_project(number)
print(number)
dijeudhwuidh = project.author

i get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:\Users\scrat\Videos\userfinder.py”, line 10, in <module>
dijeudhwuidh = project.author
AttributeError: ‘PartialProject’ object has no attribute ‘author’

?

Last edited by scratchyjimjam (May 14, 2022 09:36:24)

Winterstar_Official

haihai

thesuperfuncoder

Cool!

Last edited by thesuperfuncoder (May 14, 2022 10:19:51)

MinecraftFan19283

*installs right away*

Last edited by MinecraftFan19283 (May 14, 2022 12:30:50)

DerMeister2010

Ich verstehe nicht wo man “pip install scratchattach” eingeben soll. Kannst du mir da vielleicht helfen?

-wolfs

youhan_school

-FreeEngines- wrote:
If replit shuts down, you're most likely using it wrongly

It doesn't 100% mean it is your fault. Maybe replit server has some problems… OR your computer needs a restart.

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