My next video will be a real-world example of a script I wrote to monitor my personal website. We'll use the Request library to monitor the site, and if it is down then we will learn how to send an email and automatically restart the server. I hope everyone finds this useful! Hope you're having a great week!
@@coreyms Need more data science, computer vision or even Javascript videos. Your lecture is so good but do not upload all the series at the same time like the django, flask before. It's so overwhelming. And if you can, I slightly recommend that you should make a series about Javascript, Nodejs or something related to js. I think it's much more applicable than data science or AI ... Just a suggestion ;) Always appreciate your way of teaching
09:57 " I never understand how some of these people are so productive and..." Since, I started watching your channel I have been thinking the exact same thing about you Mr. Schafer. Honestly, I could never understand how you could author so many impeccable videos on programming so fluently. You are giving so much to people like me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart :)
The same. I stopped video to write something like this. Corey! I watched many of your videos but I am still in doubt how you can be so humble, knowledgeable, and productive. You are just incredible. Along side of technology, I am learning morality. Thanks
I have wasted my money on a python course on Udemy I've regretted to this day, and this guy spreading his knowledge for Free, such an awesome guy you are.. THANK YOU!!
You will reach one million subscribers soon Corey. Your videos are so detailed and and easy to follow through. I now understand requests. Thanks for the effort in making these videos!
Harvard should hire you. I learned so much from watching your videos. Much more through than than CS50 course in web development(although it is a great series). Thank you, your hard work is very much appreciated. I will be donating and sharing.
Excellent insight on Requests, Corey! Requests library is my goto tool when APIs aren't working as expected. I recently used Requests(Sessions) in a script to mimic browser activities for a web portal as APIs had issues with patch fixes. Understanding browser components with Chrome Dev Tools in conjunction with Requests was really helpful to understand how requests attribute viz. Headers, Form-Data, Query-string params are assembled.
10:06 dude, welcome to the club. Your videos alone make most of us feel the same way so I can only imagine if these people from your perspective are another step up in productive... then I'm completely puzzled! Anyway, thanks for a great video Corey!
Corey you are the best trainer or develper for me as when i see your videos ill get both new things and the things in my mind that i wish to ask you but you answer them in your video itself. so you are trainer and develper for me.keep the good work cheers.
Hey Corey, just wanted to tell you what I realized recently. Whenever I'm reading a tutorial or some explanations in python/web dev area, I read it with your voice :D. Thanks for the great work and please don't stop :)
Your video is a time saver. The information which we need to process from more than one blog or resource is presented elegantly and beautifully to us. Thank you Corey.
Ok, Corey... Corey-Corey-Corey.....*ominous silence" You are the Man. Hands down the most well-put and thought through videos on Python I've seen on RUclips. Much appreciated! I thank thee for thy work for tis magnificent
Corey, your name is right up there in the list of people who are so productive and helpful. Your videos are just perfect for someone like me learning the ABCs of Python. Searched and listened to scores of videos but your videos are just perfect! no more no less. Your videos do not overwhelm someone like me. Am loving every bit of them. Just want to let you know that you are awesome!
I am really looking forward to seeing a video about threading. I hope you will make it as well! Thanks for great tutorials even better than paid courses around in my opinion! I'd rather support your channel instead of paying for less quality courses.
Great tutorial Corey. Really like your stuff - thank you for covering the material at a brisk pace. Loads of excellent, well presented content without having to listen to slow tedious simplifications. Awesome!
You fucking killed it again! So precises and easy to understand AND had some good random nuggets in there. (HTTP request code meanings and httpbin). You're the man! Keep it up!!!
If you send a GET request to Merriam Webster online of "BEAST MODE" you will get back a png of Corey!!! 😂 Super job Corey, your videos are always uber understandable even to a neophyte such as myself!!!
Hello Corey,, have been following you for quiet a while now,, really helpful in overall understanding of the subject in hands,, however, this is the first clip where I don't understand what's happening exactly, and obviously it's my problem, so wanted to ask about what prerequisites are needed in order to follow along in the video, again man many thanks for the effort put here,, you are one of a kind
Do u remember Miller's planet in the Interstellar movie? There, time used to move much slower than on Earth. Well, Corey's videos are the opposite: 20 minutes of contents here are the equivalent of 1 month spent studying hard on a python library ☺️☺️
Awesome video tutorial as always Corey. Believe me I'm writing this comment after watching the entire video and it's great, even though I knew requests I still learned something new, So Thank you. One more thing, I noticed there are not a lot of asynchronous python video tutorials out there. I would love it if you could make a video on explaining different tactics and techniques used, to make your code asynchronous and an asyncio tutorial elaborating async/awaits functions. Anyways think about my request and thanks again for this great video.
I definitely want to do that. I've been trying to plan some videos like that, but it is a very hard topic to teach well. Hopefully I'll get something together that can explain it.
Hey Corey, thanks for this guide. In work sometimes `allow_redirects=False` as request param is helpful as well. Also if your request resulted in several redirects (which is also quite usual), request.history will return all request objects which have happened.
For anyone who needs the most of the code written in this session : #pip install requests import requests r=requests.get("xkcd.com/353/") print(r) print(dir(r)) print(r.text) #downloading images r=requests.get("imgs.xkcd.com/comics/python.png") print(r.content) #writing a downloaded image to system with open ('comic.png', 'wb') as f: f.write(r.content) print(r.status_code) #200 is success #300 is redirects #400 are client errors .ie. if you don't have access or permission for you #500 are server errors print(r.ok) #Return true for anything less than 400 payload= {'page':2,'count':25} r=requests.get('httpbin.org/get', params=payload) print(r.text) print(r.url) payload= {'username':'corey','password':'testing'} r=requests.post('httpbin.org/post', data=payload) #data is used for payload to be more likely in a form print(r.text) #no args as it is a url parameter #form is uploaded #to know what values the 'form' url expects, we need to look at the source code #of the url #most of the times the output we get will be in json, so we have method we could use print(r.json()) #created a python dictionary from json response #to capture that in a variable r_dict=r.json() print(r_dict['form']) #the authentication done above is form based authentication #there are other types of authentication like basic authentication #'httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing' this a url which basic authentication #and accepts only username= corey and password=testing #in auth, we provide a tuple for input parameters r=requests.get('httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing', auth=("corey","testing")) print(r.text) print(r) r=requests.get('httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing', auth=("coreyms","testing")) print(r.text) print(r) # , so unauthorized response #when checking if website is working or not it is good practice to keep "timeout" #or else it might hand indefinitely, exceptions if api's in website take too much time to load #'httpbin.org/delay/{delay} is used to delay the site by certain time r=requests.get('httpbin.org/delay/6', timeout=3); print(r) r=requests.get('httpbin.org/delay/1', timeout=3) ; print(r)
Took me a couple hours, but finally managed to modify the code so I can download entire comics by iterating through the pages., and storing the downloaded comics in individual folders
I'm trying to do the same to download new mangas whenever they're available. How did you do it? I think its a bit tricky just using the request module.
I'm trying to do the same to download new mangas whenever they're available. How did you do it? I think its a bit tricky just using the request module.
@@berkaybilir3051 Here's the link to my Github where I uploaded the script. I used the split() method to separate the url at the end, where the page number and image type is, then used a for loop to iterate through the pages, saving each page as a png. github.com/EnricoCecchini/comicDownloader Hope it helps
@@berkaybilir3051 Just finished a new version of the script using Selenium, if you wanna check it out. It should work with any website with little modification, just add the XPath of the butto to go to the next page and the image Tag from the HTML code. github.com/EnricoCecchini/ComicDownloader2
@corey This is an awesome video on requests.. If anybody asks me what is the best place to learn python, i will directly point them to your channel. Can you also cover some indepth topics of this "requests" module?
Hi, thank you for the thorough tutorials. As a beginner, I really appreciate your work very much. Did you ever post the the videos you talked about here as your real world example of a script for your personal website? because I wasnt able to find it...
My next video will be a real-world example of a script I wrote to monitor my personal website. We'll use the Request library to monitor the site, and if it is down then we will learn how to send an email and automatically restart the server. I hope everyone finds this useful! Hope you're having a great week!
can you please make tutorial o scraping twitter data using tweepy?
That's on my list of topics to cover, but I have some data science videos I'm trying to put together first. But yes, I definitely will at some point
Awesome idea. Thought that would be a great tutorial to see you teaching how to monitor a website in a candid way
@@coreyms Need more data science, computer vision or even Javascript videos. Your lecture is so good but do not upload all the series at the same time like the django, flask before. It's so overwhelming. And if you can, I slightly recommend that you should make a series about Javascript, Nodejs or something related to js. I think it's much more applicable than data science or AI ... Just a suggestion ;)
Always appreciate your way of teaching
Can you make a video to run python script in the background and display message and progress bar in the web page using Django
09:57 " I never understand how some of these people are so productive and..."
Since, I started watching your channel I have been thinking the exact same thing about you Mr. Schafer. Honestly, I could never understand how you could author so many impeccable videos on programming so fluently. You are giving so much to people like me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart :)
Oh wow. Thanks so much, Nader. I really appreciate the kind words :)
The same. I stopped video to write something like this. Corey! I watched many of your videos but I am still in doubt how you can be so humble, knowledgeable, and productive. You are just incredible. Along side of technology, I am learning morality. Thanks
I was about to write your comment lol
That's it! I'm disabling my adblock for your channel!
@yeeLix Felt that
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What a gentleman
I'm disabling my brave shields for this guy
I have wasted my money on a python course on Udemy I've regretted to this day, and this guy spreading his knowledge for Free, such an awesome guy you are.. THANK YOU!!
I’ve done that before
I also want to start with Python. Given the fact that it's a four year old series, is it still enough ?
No matter how much I know or who I start learning from, I always end up back to Corey for some reason. Clear and concise!
You will reach one million subscribers soon Corey. Your videos are so detailed and and easy to follow through. I now understand requests. Thanks for the effort in making these videos!
You were correct :)
he did it
Normally I'm the guy that is getting aggressive because the guy in the tutorial video doesn't tell what I want to know, but THIS -THIS IS DAMN GOOD.
WOW, the 100th video in your MARVELOUS Python tutorial series with my 100th thumbs up. Thank u Corey, you are truly amazing!
Harvard should hire you. I learned so much from watching your videos. Much more through than than CS50 course in web development(although it is a great series). Thank you, your hard work is very much appreciated. I will be donating and sharing.
Thanks!
Probably one of the more valuable RUclips video I have ever seen, as far as I am concerned.
You have got passion in your voice which is helping people like me to learn programming in a much fun way. Love you for what you are. love you 3000.
Excellent insight on Requests, Corey!
Requests library is my goto tool when APIs aren't working as expected.
I recently used Requests(Sessions) in a script to mimic browser activities for a web portal as APIs had issues with patch fixes.
Understanding browser components with Chrome Dev Tools in conjunction with Requests was really helpful to understand how requests attribute viz. Headers, Form-Data, Query-string params are assembled.
10:06 dude, welcome to the club. Your videos alone make most of us feel the same way so I can only imagine if these people from your perspective are another step up in productive... then I'm completely puzzled! Anyway, thanks for a great video Corey!
Corey you are the best trainer or develper for me as when i see your videos ill get both new things and the things in my mind that i wish to ask you but you answer them in your video itself. so you are trainer and develper for me.keep the good work cheers.
Hello Corey, I'm Brazilian and your video helped me a lot with my project! Thanks for the class! 👊
The best channel, finally ! I have found all basics that I've missed before, and I regret to not find it long time a go, thank u very much.
thanks man, im currently working in a project for a job application, your explanation saved my life
You are awesome, the way you explain stuff with such calmness and speed is just out of the world. Thanks you again for posting great stuff 👏👏👏
Thanks!
Hey Corey, just wanted to tell you what I realized recently.
Whenever I'm reading a tutorial or some explanations in python/web dev area, I read it with your voice :D.
Thanks for the great work and please don't stop :)
Yes, I would say coreyms is the best place to learn python in the whole of youtube network..
Please dont stop this good work..
HATS OFF TO U..
This is called something left behind when we move ahead...Good work Corey...
Your video is a time saver. The information which we need to process from more than one blog or resource is presented elegantly and beautifully to us. Thank you Corey.
Ok, Corey... Corey-Corey-Corey.....*ominous silence"
You are the Man. Hands down the most well-put and thought through videos on Python I've seen on RUclips.
Much appreciated! I thank thee for thy work for tis magnificent
Thanks!
Hi Corey, Your videos have become my one source of all the information i need on python, your videos are simple and just great!, thank you very much.
Lol your the first guy I look for when I need a tutorial. Great video as always!
Corey, your name is right up there in the list of people who are so productive and helpful. Your videos are just perfect for someone like me learning the ABCs of Python. Searched and listened to scores of videos but your videos are just perfect! no more no less. Your videos do not overwhelm someone like me. Am loving every bit of them. Just want to let you know that you are awesome!
That was one of the few clean videos on the entire internet.........
i wanted to get info from site but was stuck so wrote some bad code that doesnt help me much but works
and now u post this
time to modify my code :)
Sir yours video is much more informative and is in more detail compared to others
awesome work bro... making simpler stuff more simpler keep it up
I am really looking forward to seeing a video about threading. I hope you will make it as well! Thanks for great tutorials even better than paid courses around in my opinion! I'd rather support your channel instead of paying for less quality courses.
This is a great video. I plan to test its examples within python. The only thing I missed was the Patch command.
Great tutorial Corey. Really like your stuff - thank you for covering the material at a brisk pace. Loads of excellent, well presented content without having to listen to slow tedious simplifications. Awesome!
You fucking killed it again! So precises and easy to understand AND had some good random nuggets in there. (HTTP request code meanings and httpbin). You're the man! Keep it up!!!
I was struggling a lot with requests. but now, I'm clear with it. Thanks Corey!! NO words to thank you. :)
looking forward for more videos like this ..pleas post more videos..you are the best tutor in python
Please teach everything ! your videos are fantastic.Thanks Corey
Excellent delivery Corey... the best!!
I'm crying inside cause that's exactly what I was looking for
hahahaah
Damn true bro
... I was exactly looking for same
I’ve never related more to a RUclips comment
The timeout param is amazing. Thanks!
If you send a GET request to Merriam Webster online of "BEAST MODE" you will get back a png of Corey!!! 😂 Super job Corey, your videos are always uber understandable even to a neophyte such as myself!!!
Gratz on your 1mil subs! Well deserved and surprised more haven't sub'd!
believe me !! i was so waiting for this 💓
whenever I am challenged while working with python, then my mind recalls Corely.
Hello Corey,, have been following you for quiet a while now,, really helpful in overall understanding of the subject in hands,, however, this is the first clip where I don't understand what's happening exactly, and obviously it's my problem, so wanted to ask about what prerequisites are needed in order to follow along in the video,
again man many thanks for the effort put here,, you are one of a kind
Thank God Corey has a requests tutorial
Thanks, for such an awesome high quality tutorial 😀 Very clear and quick to the point!
10:04 Yeah, I think that same thing every time I open any library. Respect to those guys
Great job on explaining this! Your tutorials are to the point, clear and cover everything we need to know. Every video takes me to the next level.
This was a good video. I am still struggling with using session objects though. Would love an in-depth on that. Happy new year! Stay safe
Absolutely super, well done, very well paced. Thank you for this, learned a lot.
this video is worth watching. full of knowledge
Corey fam gonna be 1 million.. 💚
Cheers 🥂
Do u remember Miller's planet in the Interstellar movie?
There, time used to move much slower than on Earth. Well, Corey's videos are the opposite: 20 minutes of contents here are the equivalent of 1 month spent studying hard on a python library ☺️☺️
Awesome video tutorial as always Corey. Believe me I'm writing this comment after watching the entire video and it's great, even though I knew requests I still learned something new, So Thank you. One more thing, I noticed there are not a lot of asynchronous python video tutorials out there. I would love it if you could make a video on explaining different tactics and techniques used, to make your code asynchronous and an asyncio tutorial elaborating async/awaits functions.
Anyways think about my request and thanks again for this great video.
I definitely want to do that. I've been trying to plan some videos like that, but it is a very hard topic to teach well. Hopefully I'll get something together that can explain it.
@@coreyms awesome man, it's great that you're trying to put something together. Thanks
Hey Corey, thanks for this guide.
In work sometimes `allow_redirects=False` as request param is helpful as well.
Also if your request resulted in several redirects (which is also quite usual), request.history will return all request objects which have happened.
Concise, clear, explanation and examples. Always hitting the key points with any fluff, thanks!!!
thanks alot you saved my day .... i have only mistake in post request thanks alot
I really love your videos. Thank you so much and wish you're always happy.
You explain things the simplist and the best, i still cant get any of this stuff to work.
Genial Corey, me gusto el video y era lo que buscaba, una explicación rápida y clara de que es requests y ademas lo haces con profesionalidad (+sub)
Outstanding tutorial! Thanks for the coaching and for pointing out the httpbin tool!!!
Thanks so much for your help.
You are the man! You very much. Very well explained.
The best tutorial I've ever seen
😍😍😍 hey Corey… u are just the best 🥳
Great work pal!!!!!! Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks for the video we can now perform Dos attack
XD am just kidding its a good method to use keep it up buddy
Hmmm im calling the popo
Thank you so much Corey for your time!
Thanks for the video. I am a total beginner to APIs. Would be good if you could suggest videos.
Fantastic video. Thank you for your hard work.
For anyone who needs the most of the code written in this session :
#pip install requests
import requests
r=requests.get("xkcd.com/353/")
print(r)
print(dir(r))
print(r.text)
#downloading images
r=requests.get("imgs.xkcd.com/comics/python.png")
print(r.content)
#writing a downloaded image to system
with open ('comic.png', 'wb') as f:
f.write(r.content)
print(r.status_code)
#200 is success
#300 is redirects
#400 are client errors .ie. if you don't have access or permission for you
#500 are server errors
print(r.ok)
#Return true for anything less than 400
payload= {'page':2,'count':25}
r=requests.get('httpbin.org/get', params=payload)
print(r.text)
print(r.url)
payload= {'username':'corey','password':'testing'}
r=requests.post('httpbin.org/post', data=payload)
#data is used for payload to be more likely in a form
print(r.text)
#no args as it is a url parameter
#form is uploaded
#to know what values the 'form' url expects, we need to look at the source code
#of the url
#most of the times the output we get will be in json, so we have method we could use
print(r.json())
#created a python dictionary from json response
#to capture that in a variable
r_dict=r.json()
print(r_dict['form'])
#the authentication done above is form based authentication
#there are other types of authentication like basic authentication
#'httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing' this a url which basic authentication
#and accepts only username= corey and password=testing
#in auth, we provide a tuple for input parameters
r=requests.get('httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing', auth=("corey","testing"))
print(r.text)
print(r)
r=requests.get('httpbin.org/basic-auth/corey/testing', auth=("coreyms","testing"))
print(r.text)
print(r)
# , so unauthorized response
#when checking if website is working or not it is good practice to keep "timeout"
#or else it might hand indefinitely, exceptions if api's in website take too much time to load
#'httpbin.org/delay/{delay} is used to delay the site by certain time
r=requests.get('httpbin.org/delay/6', timeout=3); print(r)
r=requests.get('httpbin.org/delay/1', timeout=3) ; print(r)
Thanks!!!
jfc, i finally found this... THANK YOU!!!!
this guy has videos on everything
Great video as usual Corey! Please do more videos on Django and Rest Framework, thanks!
Awesome video! Thanks for posting this. Easy to follow your examples. Thank you
Awesome, now i don't have to save each page 1 by 1 when downloading comics, just add the link and presto!
Took me a couple hours, but finally managed to modify the code so I can download entire comics by iterating through the pages., and storing the downloaded comics in individual folders
I'm trying to do the same to download new mangas whenever they're available. How did you do it? I think its a bit tricky just using the request module.
I'm trying to do the same to download new mangas whenever they're available. How did you do it? I think its a bit tricky just using the request module.
@@berkaybilir3051 Here's the link to my Github where I uploaded the script. I used the split() method to separate the url at the end, where the page number and image type is, then used a for loop to iterate through the pages, saving each page as a png. github.com/EnricoCecchini/comicDownloader Hope it helps
@@berkaybilir3051 Just finished a new version of the script using Selenium, if you wanna check it out. It should work with any website with little modification, just add the XPath of the butto to go to the next page and the image Tag from the HTML code. github.com/EnricoCecchini/ComicDownloader2
This Video is so helpful. I can not thank you enough
Thank you so much for this video!! Happy to have learnt something new today. Keep 'em coming! :D
Thanks Corey right video at right time
Your tutorials are FANTASTIC! Thank you
This video is just in time for me! Thank You!
Best tutorial for requests
Like and thumbs up before watching it!!👍👍
Yes. Fuck Yes.
Can I double like this video? It's so awesome!
Excellent explanation!
FANTASTIC TUTORTIAL! well done
Amazing i can request in my webhost-php. So easy to learn comparing to java httpurlconnection.
Thank you very much for this video. You gave me some confidence
Thank you so much, Corey! I like your videos a lot!
Awesome Tutorial!
I’m totally doing legal things with these !
Awesome stuff, thanks. Can you please do a video on logging for just requests ?
great buddy!! keep it up!!
this was highly knowledgeable.:)
Thank you very much for this video! It was very helpful and I learnt a lot :)
Amazing tutorial. Kudos for making it. It was really awesome.
Excellent video go directly to the point
I been waiting for this long long time ago thank you Corey
@corey This is an awesome video on requests.. If anybody asks me what is the best place to learn python, i will directly point them to your channel.
Can you also cover some indepth topics of this "requests" module?
Hi, thank you for the thorough tutorials. As a beginner, I really appreciate your work very much. Did you ever post the the videos you talked about here as your real world example of a script for your personal website? because I wasnt able to find it...