aaknitt
commented
6 years ago Corrected this issue by modifying
get_data as follows:
def _get_data(self, url, prms=None):
resp = self._session.get(url,params=prms)
if resp.status_code in (401, 403):
raise InvalidKeyError()
elif resp.status_code == 429:
raise PushbulletError("Too Many Requests, you have been ratelimited")
elif resp.status_code != requests.codes.ok:
raise PushbulletError(resp.status_code)and _load_channels as follows:
def _load_channels(self):
self.channels = []
get_more_channels = True
resp_dict = self._get_data(self.CHANNELS_URL)
while get_more_channels == True:
print resp_dict
channel_list = resp_dict.get("channels", [])
for channel_info in channel_list:
if channel_info.get("active"):
c = Channel(self, channel_info)
self.channels.append(c)
if "cursor" in resp_dict:
cursor = resp_dict.get("cursor")
resp_dict = self._get_data(self.CHANNELS_URL,prms={'cursor' : cursor})
else:
get_more_channels = FalseI'll see if I can figure out how to use git to submit a fix.
kovacsbalu
rbrcsk
The get_channel method loads channels for the current user and then returns an error "No channel found with channel_tag" when the channel is not found. However it doesn't handle multiple pages of results which means this will break if you have more than 20 channels.
The code does have some methods that handle multiple pages of results, but it looks like it only is used for getting pushes, not channels.