request() got an unexpected keyword argument 'json'

[dmarro89]

Hi, i'm trying to use for the first time EventRegistry API. I receive this error :
"Event Registry exception while executing the request: request() got an unexpected keyword argument 'json' " when i try to execute a query.

Is this caused by a mistake in the use of API?

Greetings

[gregorleban]

Can you post more details? Script, python version?

sent from mobile phone. excuse my brevity.

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Hi, i'm trying to use for the first time EventRegistry API. I receive this error : "Event Registry exception while executing the request: request() got an unexpected keyword argument 'json' " when i try to execute a query.

Is this caused by a mistake in the use of API?

Greetings

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[dmarro89]

Python 2.7.12

I'm trying to replicate the query in Wiki

from eventregistry import *
er = EventRegistry()
q = QueryEvents()
q.addConcept(er.getConceptUri("Star Wars"))   
q.addRequestedResult(RequestEventsInfo(sortBy = "date", count=10))   # return event details for last 10 events
print er.execQuery(q)

[gregorleban]

Hi, the example that you posted works just fine on my python 2.7. From the exception I would guess that you have some outdated version of the requests library. Can you try updating it?

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Python 2.7.12

I'm trying to replicate the query in Wiki

from eventregistry import * er = EventRegistry() q = QueryEvents() q.addConcept(er.getConceptUri("Star Wars")) q.addRequestedResult(RequestEventsInfo(sortBy = "date", count=10)) # return event details for last 10 events print er.execQuery(q)

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[dmarro89]

Ok, thanks

[dmarro89]

Hi, so if i try to execute with python command i have this error. On the other hand if i try to execute with pythonw command, it works perfectly.

I'm new in python, so i will study now the difference!

Thanks Greetings