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For jokes maybe
Oh 975. Just 25 more
Slow day it is
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Turn on the scripts?
beep boop scripts loading
Well, I asked ChatGPT how to create such a script.
Q: How to create a Python script to post automatically in vanilla forum
Ans: To create a Python script that can automatically post in a Vanilla forum, you will need to do the following:
Make sure you have Python installed on your computer. If you don't already have it, you can download and install it from the official Python website (https://www.python.org/).
Install the Requests library for Python. This library allows you to send HTTP requests from your Python scripts, which will be necessary for communicating with the Vanilla forum API. You can install the Requests library using pip, the Python package manager, by running the following command:
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pip install requestsCreate a new Python script and import the Requests library. At the top of your script, add the following line to import the library:
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import requestsObtain an API key for the Vanilla forum you want to post to. Most Vanilla forums will have an option to generate an API key in the admin dashboard. Once you have obtained an API key, store it in a variable in your script so you can use it later.
Use the Requests library to send an HTTP POST request to the Vanilla forum's API endpoint for creating new posts. The specific URL and parameters for this endpoint will vary depending on the forum software and version you are using, so you will need to consult the forum's API documentation for details. In general, however, you will need to specify the following parameters in your request:
The API key you obtained in step 4
The ID of the category where you want to create the new post
The title and body of the post you want to create
Handle the response from the server and check for any errors. If the request was successful, the server should return a JSON object containing the details of the newly created post. If there was an error, the server will return an error message that you can use to diagnose the problem.
Here is an example of a Python script that could be used to automatically post in a Vanilla forum:
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import requests
# Set the URL and authentication parameters for the Vanilla forum API
api_url = 'https://vanilla.example.com/api/v2/posts'
api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'
# Set the parameters for the new post
category_id = 123
post_title = 'Hello, World!'
post_body = 'This is my first post using the Vanilla forum API.'
# Send the HTTP POST request to create the new post
response = requests.post(api_url, json={
'apiKey': api_key,
'categoryID': category_id,
'name': post_title,
'body': post_body
})
# Check the response from the server
if response.ok:
# The post was created successfully
post_data = response.json()
print(f'Successfully created new post: {post_data["url"]}')
else:
# There was an error creating the post
error_message = response.json()['message']
print(f'Error creating post: {error_message}')
This script will send an HTTP POST request to the Vanilla forum's API, using the specified API key, category ID, post title, and post body as parameters. If the request is successful, the script will print the URL of the newly created post. If there is an error, the script will print the error
Can some pro-coders confirm if this could work
at first glance this will work
Cool. So the A.I is good
It will work for the official API, but LET doesn’t expose that/it’s not public unfortunately
Yes there should be some other way instead of api
How on earth it knows LET is a technical forum.
But anyways... I am starting to be afraid of AI. Real software developers will be unneeded. From the quality right now, I guess, you could already ask to develop a calculator... Several years, or even months later, you will be able to request to develop RN stats page with all the fancy stuff, and you will get it... Then you will ask how to deploy, and after some time you will not need HOW in the previous request...
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think Wikipedia was one of the sources for this AI to learn from... And with my phone I already found 2 pages where LET is referenced in. Hetzner and Digital Ocean. Maybe there are more...
Lets do it!!!
That is an exciting yet disturbing observation. Also isn’t it something similar to how horses became obsolete when electric cars were invented?
We’re doing it
I guess, you don't mean ELECTRIC, but cars in gemeral?.. Well, yes, but the change was not so instant. We will soon have to learn not to develop something ourselves, but HOW TO ASK AI and get the corrwct response...
I feel, this time its just changing too fast and humanity will be too slow to adapt...
Yes it is possible.
It also knows about OGF
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Would you answer better to the same question?
It could be better
But during the conversation, without much googling etc... I mean yeah, if it was your exam question, you would have prepared all the facts... but in this case, this explanation comes like out of conversation, and it looks perfect.
No, it can't.
LET is a pro on anti-bot. I got no luck finding cookies. If anybody knows how I can obtain the cookie from LET using python requests?
But you have your script, GREAT PROGRAMMER!
I just copy pasted it from my browser into my env for my code. You could get it in the Set-Cookie header after sending a POST request to LET's login endpoint if you don't want to just paste the cookie and instead generate a new one.
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Hi
Is it still time to post and win something?