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get statuses in client #357
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hossinasaadi
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Feb 11, 2022
- add statuses response to client
- add sorted contacts
- update Whatsapp Web version to 2,2136,10
I’m working on listing statuses in client on new branch, so need this to merge @quad :D Screen.Recording.2022-02-12.at.6.41.1.mov |
Why do you use camel case? In Python, the convention is snake case. |
Hi @OmerFI , actually I’m following project structure :) |
try: | ||
if processedData[1]['type'] is "contacts": | ||
messageType = "jsonContacts"; | ||
processedData.append(self.sortedContacts(processedData)) | ||
except: | ||
pass | ||
# sort statuses | ||
try: | ||
if processedData[2][0][0] is "status": | ||
processedData[2] = self.sortedStatuses(processedData) | ||
messageType = "jsonStatuses"; | ||
except: | ||
pass |
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Are these exceptions caught as a result of, say, processedData[1]['type']
throwing IndexError or something?
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yes, some responses don’t have a 'type' key, like 'action' response.
so sometimes it throws an error but try/except will handle that.
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Are these exceptions caught as a result of, say,
processedData[1]['type']
throwing IndexError or something?
@quad any problem ?