IpStack | A .NET Core client wrapper for accessing the ipstack API | REST library

I have written my first script that I want to run daily from Windows Scheduler on my computer. The script is to 1) determine today's sunrise and sunset times and, 2)adjust laptop's screen brightness accordingly.

I know the script works because when I execute it manually either in a terminal or through launching a batch file, it works perfectly. But when I try to set up my Windows Scheduler to trigger it, nothing happens. Also, even when I click run from the Scheduler window rather than wait for its trigger time, it says its running but nothing happens. I expect to see the screen brightness gradually increase if its running during daylight hours.

brightness.pyw:

I'm trying to get JSON from a URL using the codes below. I always get the errors below.

I am working on node js project, I am using ipstack to get user data from IP. can't understand how to get data from callback function and insert it into my database.

here is my code

I want to download the data first about the city in which the user is located from ipstack.com and then use this information to generate the weather using openweather.com. However, the following problem occurs during render:

noob question about float number in arduino and extracting values from a json doc. I'm doing an HTTP request to Ipstack to get latitude and longitude values with this function:

im working with Mapbox and would like to show location based on coordinates of the user through their IP address. Im using two apis to accomplish that, one to get the IP address and the 2nd to get the latitude and longitude and insert in the Mapbox object state. Id like to know can I make one api call run after the 1st one is fulfilled since it returns data that will be used as a parameter in the second endpoint?

When I leave this code as is, I will get the correct console.log (commented with "these appear correct") that I'm looking for. However when I replace the api_url with http://localhost:9000/ipdata/${this.state.inputValue} the console.log is blank. This is why I think I'm either passing the input value wrong or I'm adding it to the state wrong.

I would assume I'm adding it to the state wrong as the spans that I'm trying to render in order to output the data on the client aren't displaying anything either.

What do you all think?

Also, does anyone have any advice on how I might go about handling errors on my callAPI function?

Heres my code ...

im making small rest api that takes ip address then sends it to ipstack and saves returned data do database. The problem is my data is not saving when calling serializer.save. I'm sure that this is some small issue but i spend soo much time looking at this code that i don't see anything

Don't mind if the data from ip isn't correct here I've changed it let's start with the models.py

I am trying to mock external api in Django but not sure how to do it properly.

Basically, it must mock the json data from external API and then create a new object if all values are valid.

The program fetches the geolocation data based on given IP address and saves the object in database if response data includes all required fields. So, how I can mock this process to test a new object creation?

services.py