gameuser1982
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5 months ago Also if I create a Yahoo app using the "public client" option instead of the "confidential client" option then it generates a Client ID (Consumer Key) without a Client Secret (Consumer Secret).
Both options generate a key error exception in quickstart.py. What am I missing here?
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Yahoo Fantasy Sports League ID
215870
Yahoo Fantasy Sports League Privacy
Public
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Windows 10
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I generated a Client ID and Client Secret. The docs say this is an optional step and only needed to run if you want to run a Private league, but it seems like providing a Client ID and Client Secret is mandatory so I went ahead and setup a Yahoo Developer Network App anyway since I may need the private league feature down the road anyway.
There is no Application Type section anymore with an "Installed Application" radio button at https://developer.yahoo.com/apps/create/ but there is a "OAuth Client Type" with confidential client and public client. I selected confidential client. I also selected Fantasy Sports and read/write permissions.
When I select this, it generates a Client ID (Consumer Key) and Client Secret (Consumer Secret). I insert this into private.json as well as into quickstart.py
However this throws up an exception:
(py311baseballbot) C:\baseballbot\yfpy>python quickstart/quickstart.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\baseballbot\yfpy\quickstart\quickstart.py", line 264, in
consumer_key=os.environ["dj0yJmk9aHFRUnhxUU5yWll5JmQ9WVdrOVZrdzJlRGwxUVZNbWNHbzlNQT09JnM9Y29uc3VtZXJzZWNyZXQmc3Y9MCZ4PWYx"],