Open scruffynerf opened 5 months ago
using:
# Fragment Scrape def scrape_scene(self, source, input): if isinstance(source, str): source = {"scraper_id": source} if isinstance(input, (str, int)): input = {"scene_id": input} if not isinstance(source, dict): self.log.warning(f'Unexpected Object passed to source {type(source)}{source}\n, expecting "ScraperSourceInput" or string of scraper_id') return None if not isinstance(input, dict): self.log.warning(f'Unexpected Object passed to input {type(input)}{input}\n, expecting "ScrapeSingleSceneInput" or string of scene_id') return None query = """query ScrapeSingleScene($source: ScraperSourceInput!, $input: ScrapeSingleSceneInput!) { scrapeSingleScene(source: $source, input: $input) { ...ScrapedScene } } """ scraped_scene_list = self._callGraphQL(query, {"source": source, "input": input})["scrapeSingleScene"] if len(scraped_scene_list) == 0: return None else: return scraped_scene_list
I use:
stashresult = stash.scrape_scene( {"stash_box_index": stash_box_index}, {"query": stash_id} )
and crash with error 120
If I do it directly, and avoid the Scraped Scene fragment:
query = """query ScrapeSingleScene($source: ScraperSourceInput!, $input: ScrapeSingleSceneInput!) { scrapeSingleScene(source: $source, input: $input) { title } }"""
stashresult = stash._callGraphQL(query, {"source": {"stash_box_index": stash_box_index} , "input": {"query": stash_id}})
No error, and I get the title as expected result is {"scrapeSingleScene": [{"title": "whatever"}]}
{"scrapeSingleScene": [{"title": "whatever"}]}
Since I'm literally querying a stashid to a result from a stashbox, it's not a local issue.
solution: allow custom fragment but also need to figure out why it crashes on what should be a simple scraped result
any details in the error? I can't seem to reproduce this
using:
I use:
and crash with error 120
If I do it directly, and avoid the Scraped Scene fragment:
No error, and I get the title as expected result is
{"scrapeSingleScene": [{"title": "whatever"}]}
Since I'm literally querying a stashid to a result from a stashbox, it's not a local issue.
solution: allow custom fragment but also need to figure out why it crashes on what should be a simple scraped result