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I'll try to look into this. It could be that one of the libraries used has changed it's api. Or could be something else. What kind of app are you trying to use this in? Desktop? Web?

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Well I was trying to use it in a web app for pulling basic sports data through the Yahoo API. Am I using it correctly? Do I have to call any of the other functions before calling object.call_api('URI'). What is the difference between call_api and api_req. Which one should I use? From the looks of it call_api just turns in the query string into a full URI?

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It's not set up out of the box for webapps. It's set up for a command line
client. You'll notice it using OOB for the intermediate token step.
On Oct 1, 2014 3:10 PM, "Shawn Hind" [email protected] wrote:

Well I was trying to use it in a web app for pulling basic sports data
through the Yahoo API. Am I using it correctly? Do I have to call any of
the other functions before calling object.call_api('URI'). What is the
difference between call_api and api_req. Which one should I use? From the
looks of it api_req just turns in the query string into a full URI?

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Now it appears to be a different issue when I try using it with api_req and a query string:
Below has my test code and my error message.
http://pastebin.com/fviZig5z

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Well I mean I'm planning on using it in a web app but I'm currently messing around with it in a desktop program.

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Ok. I'll take a look when I can then. Unfortunately with my job, that
probably won't be until Saturday. If you find the bug before then, feel
free to submit a patch.
On Oct 1, 2014 3:20 PM, "Shawn Hind" [email protected] wrote:

Well I mean I'm planning on using it in a web app but I'm currently
messing around with it in a desktop program.

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Am I using it correctly though from what you see?

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Assuming you correctly set up the author.csv , that looks right.
On Oct 1, 2014 3:24 PM, "Shawn Hind" [email protected] wrote:

Am I using it correctly though from what you see?

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I just started using this for the same sort of thing as Hinds and also get the error regarding 'pre-request'

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Looks like it's a problem with requests-oauth and the version of requests: maraujop/requests-oauth#42

I haven't tried, but there is a workaround listed that I will have a go at later

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A work-around is to use older version of Request. version 0.14.0 works for me.

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