Python code for text editing or api requests

[DonDemon]

The ability to request an api through Python code could make requests easier to use due to already created Python codes by developers for their apies

 

[Josué García]

The ability to request an api through Python code could make requests easier to use due to already created Python codes by developers for their apies

Currently MacroDroid supports the import of cURL (string) in the "HTTP Request" action, most APIs also include this cURL code, it may be a good alternative for your main objective.

 

[Dimlos]

@DonDemon
This is a bit of an unrealistic proposal.
As long as the parameters are not fixed, it seems unlikely that they can be implemented.

 

[DonDemon]

Currently MacroDroid supports the import of cURL (string) in the "HTTP Request" action, most APIs also include this cURL code, it may be a good alternative for your main objective.

I tried to import this python example as cURL
```
import requests openai_api_key = 'ADD YOUR KEY HERE' file_path = '/path/to/file/audio.mp3' # Add the Path of your audio file headers = { 'Authorization': f'Bearer {openai_api_key}', } files = { 'file': open(file_path, 'rb'), 'model': (None, 'whisper-1'), }
```
and nothing happened

 

[DonDemon]

@DonDemon
This is a bit of an unrealistic proposal.
As long as the parameters are not fixed, it seems unlikely that they can be implemented.

maybe, but it works (templates in python code)

 

[Josué García]

I tried to import this python example as cURL
```
import requests openai_api_key = 'ADD YOUR KEY HERE' file_path = '/path/to/file/audio.mp3' # Add the Path of your audio file headers = { 'Authorization': f'Bearer {openai_api_key}', } files = { 'file': open(file_path, 'rb'), 'model': (None, 'whisper-1'), }
```
and nothing happened

On the same Open AI page, apart from the Python demo code, it also shows you the code option in cURL

 

[DonDemon]

On the same Open AI page, apart from the Python demo code, it also shows you the code option in cURL

It says: "java.lang.IllegalStateException: scheme == null"

 

[Dimlos]

The API can be accessed with the HTTP Request Shortcuts application.

1.Install HTTP Request Shortcuts.

HTTP Request Shortcuts - Apps on Google Play

Submit HTTP Requests from Shortcuts on your Home Screen.

play.google.com

2.Import openai_shortcut.zip.

3.Select Hello World.MP3(Unzip Hello World.zip) in the Request Body/Parameters file.

4.Import OpenAI_Speech_to_text.macro.

5.Set the local variable openai_api_key.

6.Edit Actions and re-select OpenAI_Speech_to_text.

7.Execute the macro.

 

[DonDemon]

The API can be accessed with the HTTP Request Shortcuts application.

1.Install HTTP Request Shortcuts.

HTTP Request Shortcuts - Apps on Google Play

Submit HTTP Requests from Shortcuts on your Home Screen.

play.google.com

2.Import openai_shortcut.zip.

3.Select Hello World.MP3(Unzip Hello World.zip) in the Request Body/Parameters file.

4.Import OpenAI_Speech_to_text.macro.

5.Set the local variable openai_api_key.

6.Edit Actions and re-select OpenAI_Speech_to_text.

7.Execute the macro.

thanks

 

[DonDemon]

The API can be accessed with the HTTP Request Shortcuts application.

1.Install HTTP Request Shortcuts.

HTTP Request Shortcuts - Apps on Google Play

Submit HTTP Requests from Shortcuts on your Home Screen.

play.google.com

2.Import openai_shortcut.zip.

3.Select Hello World.MP3(Unzip Hello World.zip) in the Request Body/Parameters file.

4.Import OpenAI_Speech_to_text.macro.

5.Set the local variable openai_api_key.

6.Edit Actions and re-select OpenAI_Speech_to_text.

7.Execute the macro.

How to port api with this methods?

 

[Dimlos]

I assembled it myself using cURL as a reference.
I don't think a simple conversion would work.