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kramcat
Very amazing idea but couldn't get it to work at all
Its beautiful but I couldn't get it to work at all. I think you need to include a example script that actually works instead of just posting pieces of code on the gitbook. I give up. I am just going to build my own quick and dirty scraper with selenium and I'll check back later.
Hello! I'm making it work just fine. What you're having trouble with? This would be a basic chat script:
from characterai import PyCAI
my_token = '39b1fa309f245479a9440cebb1af394399ac90a' # This is your personal token, let me know if you need help getting yours
# Create the client
client = PyCAI(my_token)
#Character ID, found in the url of the character
char = 'OYYf4iM6fjt9eZ72oXRsY3UGPeXd9Y-uJwfAjF5JAwk' # SM64 Mario
message = input("Your message: ") # Wait for user input...
#Send the message, wait for the response
response = client.chat.send_message(char, message)
#Get last response
last_msg = response['replies'][0]['text'] # Not sure what the "response" object looks like, but this get's the message sent by the character
print(last_msg)
let me know what you'd need help with
Hello! I'm making it work just fine. What you're having trouble with? This would be a basic chat script:
from characterai import PyCAI my_token = '39b1fa309f245479a9440cebb1af394399ac90a' # This is your personal token, let me know if you need help getting yours # Create the client client = PyCAI(my_token) #Character ID, found in the url of the character char = 'OYYf4iM6fjt9eZ72oXRsY3UGPeXd9Y-uJwfAjF5JAwk' # SM64 Mario message = input("Your message: ") # Wait for user input... #Send the message, wait for the response response = client.chat.send_message(char, message) #Get last response last_msg = response['replies'][0]['text'] # Not sure what the "response" object looks like, but this get's the message sent by the character print(last_msg)let me know what you'd need help with
I just built a scraper...I don't know. Documentation that is clear would be nice. It shouldn't take longer to learn an API than it does to write one.