30 Days of Python - Day 13 - Using a REST API Service - Python TUTORIAL

cool.

Nice project. It would be interesting to follow up by creating the back-end REST API service in Flask.

Awesome tutorial. I self taught APIs using Javascript and I can't wait to try out the Python way :). Could you PLEASE go over a POST and DELETE call? I don't understand how these are made and I can't find anything to demonstrate how to do it.

When I import requests I get an error: No module named 'requests'.
What should I do? I have installed it just like you said, but I have to use py instead of python3 because it seems he didnt recognize python3.
Please help :(

Matching data: You could make the variables 'movie_titles.lower()' and 'release_date' then match them up that way...

OR to make the data more manageable, filter the movies by year and then search for the titles in lower case...

If I might pitch a request, can you go over some writing Django Views functions for Javascript: Ajax, web-hooks, and React vs Angular?

I learned so much! Thank u, sir

Man, i´ve just started learning coding and for that i´ve been watching your videos. You are a wonderful teacher. Thanks for sharing. regards from Argentina.

That was a nice tutorial. Thanks :)

The website is not giving an API without request anymore. it is frustrating.

Man, one day these tutorials will hit 1 Million.

You are the top man. Thanks for what are you doing.

i am getting an error as"JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)"
can you help me with this

Man, your tutorials are so damn amazing!!!! I have absolutely no idea why and how you still don't have 1m+ subs. either way, keep posting them!!

had anyone implemented subscribe model in django blog which send your recent blog to your subscriber automatically?

These are the best videos ever! Mindblown.

This is an awesome tutorial, kudos!

I'm working with an API that has a data with "metadata" and "results" in its JSON request (kinda pagination with page, maxrows and currentpage).

How could I modify the original metadata so I can GET "maxrows" higher than 20 (original value), ¿is it possible anyhow?

Greetings from Santiago de Chile ;)
PS: I subscribed to your channel

Thank you for all that you do.

Can we expect a mini project on fastAPI soon? :)

Dude I love the video, but can I see the full screen.

Hi , you should pass "params" instead of "data" in your GET request. "data" is for POST request
Like this:
params = {"api_key": "your_api_key"}
r = requests.get(endpoint, params=params)


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Really great tutorial!

I like your stuff, but now ... you show just a few simple things in 42 minutes

why was search/movie_id a variable, but search/movie wasn't?

Wow , loved your tutorials , such great content and easy to follow

Thank you so much! Clear and concise (period!)
Subbed and going to start from Day 1 now.

Ty so muchhhh, ur vid really help me a LOTS:D

for me personally, the vids in this series are the best a beginner can find.

Do you have a discord channel where you can learn more :)?

This is one of the best tutorials I've watched in a while. This is just what I needed for a new project I'm working on. A huge thanks! Well done! I do have one question. How would I add urljoin so I can use a query string and params. My URL is using expands=descendants. Thanks in advance!

very useful video explaining a lot what i need exactly

This is the best API tutorial ❤️

I am getting 204 response. This means my connection is complete or not please help me

This website asks me for application url which I don't have

This is a great python API Tutorial. I love how you explain things a you go along.

Great Teacher. Thank you. pls continue to teach

Really good video!

This is a great tutorial for starting with any api in python. Thank you so much!