Hey Federico, your Italian accent is wonderful and adds to your channel. English speaking viewers can only be grateful that you are producing these great tutorial videos in their native language. And I did not know there was a "maxurl" object - thanks!!!
Hi Frederico, thank you for the video. Quick question, how would you than extract the avg data from the parsedDictionary as an integer? Thanks and sorry if the question seems stupid, still very new to this.
Hey! Do you mean what I do at 09:38? To get just the number you need to get the last values from that list using something like list.slice or list.ecils or the unpack object
As far as I can see this API just gives you the trailing week, data contained in the array mentioned in the video. For more info I'd refer to the API documentation, link in video description.
@@AmazingMaxStuff could well be wrong. I just meant in the bit where u send "berlin" to the get request via $1. You found another way around. Anyway thanks for the video
Hey Federico, your Italian accent is wonderful and adds to your channel. English speaking viewers can only be grateful that you are producing these great tutorial videos in their native language. And I did not know there was a "maxurl" object - thanks!!!
Thank you so much!!
Perfect! Just what I need, a new rabbit hole!
whoa this is AMAZING thank you! This helps me put together my skills as a developer with MaxMsp, love it.
Thank you!
no no man, for someone who's making a youtube tutorial on a computer science topic your English is almost native :D
hey thanks a lot!
Extremely helpful tutorial.
Thank you very much!
Hi Frederico, thank you for the video. Quick question, how would you than extract the avg data from the parsedDictionary as an integer? Thanks and sorry if the question seems stupid, still very new to this.
Hey! Do you mean what I do at 09:38? To get just the number you need to get the last values from that list using something like list.slice or list.ecils or the unpack object
good stuff, made me want to instal my max again!
I can only recommend!
Nice one! instead of JavaScript one can also use [dict.iter] > [route body] > [dict.deserialize] to parse JSON strings et voilà …
True!
but now , how i extract de data?
Bravissimo, thank You very match. And how can I obtain more days of observation for report, for example one month?
As far as I can see this API just gives you the trailing week, data contained in the array mentioned in the video.
For more info I'd refer to the API documentation, link in video description.
Can you use this technique for other APIs/ Dictionaries, say from Adafruit IO? I want to create a device using data from my heart rate monitor...
Sure, you can follow the same method. Just change the address you want to query
Really nice! :)
now to order uber eats from max
😂
You probably need to write $s1
Where do you mean? If it's in a message that's not legal syntax
@@AmazingMaxStuff could well be wrong. I just meant in the bit where u send "berlin" to the get request via $1. You found another way around. Anyway thanks for the video