I have a yaml file : file.yaml structured as follows :
index: - uid: "uid" name: "name" headline: "headline" overview: "overview" features: "features" instructions: "instructions" callback_url: "https://some-url.com/params" edit_url: "https://edit-url/params" uninstall_hook: "https://uninstall-url/params" svg: screenshot1: screenshot2: screenshot3: I have to upload those informations to an api endpoint by performing a PUT request. I managed to do it first using the register.py following script that I just run python register.py:
import json import requests from pathlib import Path import base64 import yaml BASE_URL = "https://url.com" # API Host FILE_FOLDER = Path.cwd() # Current working directory if __name__ == "__main__": public_key = <public_key> private_key = <private_key> auth_key = "{}:{}".format(public_key, private_key).encode("utf-8") encodedKey = base64.b64encode(auth_key).decode("utf-8") headers = {"Authorization": f"Basic {encodedKey}", "Content-type": "application/json"} def update_app_info(): infos_file = FILE_FOLDER / "file.yaml" with open(infos_file) as infos_file_data: yamlcontent = yaml.safe_load(infos_file_data) # Parse file.yaml and produce a dictionary of it file_infos = yamlcontent["index"][0] # retrieve actual configuration informations response = requests.put( f"{BASE_URL}/path/to/api_endpoint/{public_key}", data=json.dumps(file_infos), headers=headers ) print(response) print(response.json()) update_app_info() That gives a 202 success response. As you may observe, I tried to get content of the yaml file as a dicitonary and send that in data. I proceeded that way regarding format of data at GET https://url.com/path/to/api_endpoint (mock example for illustration...) . Having the dictionary file_infos seemed more appropriate and gets me a success response. Sending directly the file itself or 'infos_file_data' gave me some errors I got over with the above script.
The issue is when I update svg, screenshot1, screenshot2 & screenshot3 so that file.yaml is now :
index: - uid: "uid" name: "name" headline: "headline" overview: "overview" features: "features" instructions: "instructions" callback_url: "https://some-url.com/params" edit_url: "https://edit-url/params" uninstall_hook: "https://uninstall-url/params" svg: "icon.svg" screenshot1: "screenshot1.png" screenshot2: "screenshot2.png" screenshot3: "screenshot3.png" That gives now :
<Response [400]> {'error': {'message': {'svg': ['The submitted data was not a file. Check the encoding type on the form.'], 'screenshot1': ['The submitted data was not a file. Check the encoding type on the form.'], 'screenshot2': ['The submitted data was not a file. Check the encoding type on the form.'], 'screenshot3': ['The submitted data was not a file. Check the encoding type on the form.']}, 'code': 400}} I've done multiple searches (1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5...) but their application and few other errors, eventually get me to this :
import base64 import json from pathlib import Path import requests import yaml from requests_toolbelt.multipart.encoder import MultipartEncoder BASE_URL = "https://url.com" # API Host FILE_FOLDER = Path.cwd() # Current working directory if __name__ == "__main__": public_key = <public_key> private_key = <private_key> auth_key = "{}:{}".format(public_key, private_key).encode("utf-8") encodedKey = base64.b64encode(auth_key).decode("utf-8") def update_app_info(): infos_file = FILE_FOLDER / "file.yaml" with open(infos_file) as infos_file_data: yamlcontent = yaml.safe_load(infos_file_data) # Parse file.yaml and produce a dictionary of it file_infos = yamlcontent["index"][0] # retrieve actual configuration informations m = MultipartEncoder(fields=file_infos) #print(m.content_type) headers = { "Authorization": f"Basic {encodedKey}", "Content-Type": m.content_type, } response = requests.put( f"{BASE_URL}/path/to/api_endpoint/{public_key}", data=json.dumps(file_infos), headers=headers ) print(response) print(response.json()) update_app_info() That is also giving me the 202 success response but the file svg, screenshot1, screenshot2 & screenshot3 fields are not updated.
I'll share more informations where needed. Your help is very welcome.
