Hi, great stuff!
I'd like to check the 1st status code in a redirect chain - with request you can do: df['code'] = df.url.apply(lambda url: requests.get(url, allow_redirects=False).status_code)
How can you do that in faster-than-request?
Thanks, Charly
response["status"]
Responses are just a vanilla simple dict. :)
dict
Hi, im new to programming, im tryying to use your faster_than_requests library but cannot get the status code of the requests made.
import faster_than_requests as requests
Exp: response = requests.post(url, "data", http_headers)
I know how to access the response status code with the requests library, but how is it done with yours?
Thanks Juan, although I can't seem to make it work.
Would you mind showing me the full Python syntax on a simple URL please?
Thanks!
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Hi, great stuff!
I'd like to check the 1st status code in a redirect chain - with request you can do:
df['code'] = df.url.apply(lambda url: requests.get(url, allow_redirects=False).status_code)
How can you do that in faster-than-request?
Thanks,
Charly
Responses are just a vanilla simple
dict.:)
Hi, im new to programming, im tryying to use your faster_than_requests library but cannot get the status code of the requests made.
import faster_than_requests as requests
Exp: response = requests.post(url, "data", http_headers)
I know how to access the response status code with the requests library, but how is it done with yours?
Thanks Juan, although I can't seem to make it work.
Would you mind showing me the full Python syntax on a simple URL please?
Thanks!