flickrapi | Python Flickr API implementation | REST library
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Python Flickr API implementation
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- Uploads a file to the API
- Implements the upload method
- Extract the response format
- Get a value from the cache
- Upload a file to Flickr
- Decorator for debugging
- Parse an etree using lxml
- Get a request token
- Make a HTTP request
- Start the HTTP server
- Get an access token from Flickr
- Perform a flickr call
- Replace a photo
- Decorator that ensures a token is valid
- Get a data generator for user updates
- Make a request
- Get a listing of users
- Perform a flickr OAuth call
- Login to Flickr
- Authenticate to GitHub
- Get all photosets
- Get all contacts
- Get request token
- Parse an XML string
- Authenticate using the console
- Authenticate using flickr
- Authenticate using Flickr
- Get request access token
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QUESTION
I'm following an example from an iOS programming book. The example in the book downloads photos from Flickr and place them in a collection view. Each photo are downloaded through a link as one of the elements of an object in a json code. The example uses Core Data for persistence of data and involves conversion from Core Data managed object type to custom object type.
The compiler reports that "Cannot convert value of type '[Photo]' to expected argument type '[FlickrPhoto]'". The [Photo] is an array of Photo objects which are automatically generated by Core Data according to Entity and Attributes information provided by me and the [FlickrPhoto] is an array of FlickrPhoto objects which are custom objects.
Please let me know what problem there is and suggest some solutions. Thank you!
Relevant code is as follows:
Photo+CoreDataClass.swift
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 09:46In the function processPhotosRequest
there is a mapping from FlickrPhoto to Photo objects which is done so the data can be stored in Core Data but it is not those objects that should be returned so the row
QUESTION
I came across a json decoding error in an example in a book. The error says:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 21:23The photos
in the json is not an array. It's an object.
Paste your json into https://app.quicktype.io in order to get the correct Codable objects.
QUESTION
I have this app that searches tags on flickr and returns results.
The results are displayed on an infinite collection view.
Results are returned 100 at a time.
I start to scroll and reach the bottom of the scroll view. Another 100 elements are requested from Flickr and the thing works fine.
If I continue to scroll down for a while, after entering the 5th page (elements 400-499), I start to get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-26 at 18:28It appears to be a flickr problem.
The solution is to correct farm to 1 when it is zero.
QUESTION
I am trying to download some photos from Flickr. With My KEY and Secret, I am able to search and download using these lines of code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 07:42You can find what you are looking for exactly on Flickr web page, in the API's documentation:
https://www.flickr.com/services/api/flickr.stats.getPhotoStats.html
Calling the method:
QUESTION
My goal is to extract geodata (lat and lon values), views, photo id's, url's and the date posted from the Flickr database inside the geographic boundaries of the city of Cologne, Germany. The data is then written in a csv file. The total number of results using just tags='Köln'
is around 110.000. I want to extract at least a 5-digit number of data points from that. To achieve that, I set three delimiters: the tag, the maximum upload date and the minimum upload date.
What already works: The data is successfully written into the csv.
What does not work yet: When I return the search results using xml.etree.ElementTree.dump()
, I can see that around 3,700 results are found for the respective search parameters. As far as I know, this number is inside the limit of 4,000 results per query set by Flickr. However, only between 700 and 1,000 data points are written into the csv file. The number is never the same and varies with every execution, which is weird, because I clearly defined the time frame. Also, despite adding a timer between calls using time.sleep(1)
I still get kicked out by the server from time to time (error code 500). After struggling a lot with the barely documented limits, I really can't tell why my code is still not working as intended.
The code I used is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 00:36As you found, the pagenumber
doubles skipping much of the API results due to your iterator at end of while
loop:
QUESTION
i'm currently facing the Problem that after the OAuth1 process, when i actually want to send the image, flickrapi responds with: No Photo Specified. :
I am using the OAtuthSwift Framework for ios on XCode 10, Swift 4 for this task.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-02 at 15:34Like mentioned from @Clemens Brockschmidt, the image parameter were not correct. OAuthSwift provided standardwise "media" as parameter name, which was not accepted by the flickr upload API.
After recognise this, i changed the parameter name from "media" to "photo". Code is in OAuthSwift/Sources/OAuthSwiftClient.swift:multiPartRequest(), line 125 https://github.com/OAuthSwift/OAuthSwift/blob/b8941a23d1584ba17426c312bb957de355341f4a/Sources/OAuthSwiftClient.swift#L125
QUESTION
Good Morning. I am attempting to insert a line break after each image that loads from the Flickr API. I am not quite sure how to manipulate the style of data that has not yet loaded into the browser.
I have tried to use the
tag within the "images" div in my HTML. I have also tried to manipulate the javascript when calling the Flickr API function.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-19 at 15:23I believe you just want your images to be displayed as a block ? tag default display value is
inline-block
. You can just give them a class when appending.
$('#images').append('');
QUESTION
I have created a simple one page APP using Flickr API to display 25 images based on the keywords typed in the search box. Each new search should replace the previous search results within the div. It works, however, I am only getting one image to post instead of the 25 I have requested "per_page".
I originally tried to use the append method which got me my 25 images, however as expected, instead of refreshing with each new search, it just added the new results to the bottom of the previous results. I also tried the empty() method to clear the results but I was still only getting one image to post. I then tried .replaceWith() and got no results at all. I'm beginning to ask myself if perhaps the order of my code is causing the problem.
EDIT: This works if I use ".append" instead of ".html" however it does not clear the #images div and replace the old data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-18 at 19:58emptying the #images element before looping over the return data. then append each element inside the loop to the #images div
QUESTION
I have to make an app that has the user place a pin on a map and then pulls pictures from Flickr based off the pin's location. My professor gave us a FlickrAPI file to use but I am having trouble understanding what it is doing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 02:50The radius
parameter you had in FlickrAPI
specified a radius that was not valid for Flickr's API. It should be something lower than 50. You'll have to play around with to see what the max you can get away with is, if that's the route you want to go.
I would recommend using Postman to test URLs, rather than fiddling around debugging API issues in Xcode. Get your API call-oriented poop in a group before making calls in Xcode. It's a lot easier that way. In this case, just put a breakpoint at wherever the URL is, type po url
in the debugger, copy the URL into Postman and see what comes back in Postman. API's like Flickr are pretty good at telling you what ****ed up. Also, don't be afraid to look at documentation for stuff. It makes life a lot easier. The documentation for this endpoint is located here.
When you get to the completion call, put another breakpoint and type po photos
. It'll print out an array of strings, which are URLs for the photos.
You probably don't need the location manager or the usage description thing in your info.plist if you're just tapping on the map. Lastly, don't chuck an API key out there in an open forum like GitHub or SO.
QUESTION
I want to install flickr api from anaconda prompt according to it's installation but i get 404 error while installation . First i login into anaconda then do this instruction :
anaconda login
pip install -i https://pypi.anaconda.org/pypi/simple flickrapi
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-17 at 19:43It looks like there is a problem with a dependency using pip install -i https://pypi.anaconda.org/pypi/simple flickrapi
. It works for me using easy_install. easy_install flickrapi
, then easy_install -U flickrapi
to update whenever you want to update to the latest version. I got this information from here
.
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