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legendary
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Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
I created a script to get your merit data into a sqllite file, which IMO is best for your situation. I also created an API to query merit data.
Thanks! It looks like you put a lot of time into this. But: I feel like I'm in way over my head Sad

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Both files are written in python. To run the files, you navigate to the folder they are located in and in the command prompt type python [file name]; the file name should end in .py. You will need to run the first file first.
I don't even have SSH access to my current (shared) webhosting, so I don't think I can do this.
sr. member
Activity: 709
Merit: 336
You need someone to develop your Web project ?
@LoyceV An important security tip for your API project :

I strongly recommend that you block access to all files except those that need to be seen.

Let me explain :

If you go to your domain "http://api.loyce.club/", it is possible to consult all the files.

Currently it is not very embarrassing ( And for my API project it will not bother me since I have already added a file to handle this ), however if one day you include a source code with sensitive information ( Login / Password ), it will block access to the file containing this information. Otherwise, it will be possible to recover this information very simply.

To block this kind of file / folder with Apache, I recommend these two links :
- Blocker a folder : https://stackoverflow.com/a/19118529
- Block a file: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11729748
copper member
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I created a script to get your merit data into a sqllite file, which IMO is best for your situation. I also created an API to query merit data.

Both files are written in python. To run the files, you navigate to the folder they are located in and in the command prompt type python [file name]; the file name should end in .py. You will need to run the first file first. Neither file will cause your SQLlite database to update automatically, but if the API is deployed, I could easily write a script to update the SQLlite database with new merit transactions.

When you run the file that gets data into the SQLlite file, it will create a SQLlite file. This file may also take a minute or so to run.

The API file should be run second ideally. It will need to continue running as long as you want the API to run.

As a standard disclaimer: I am not aware of any security vulnerabilities with my code, but you should implement my code at your own risk.

When merit transactions are being queried, if there are none, a single dummy transaction with 0 merit is returned.

If my code is implemented, and there is demand, I can update the API to return the usernames associated with the UIDs in question.

My API file is not very well commented. I don't have very much free time to spend on coding side projects, and sat down a number of times to work on this code. If you need better comments, I can create better/more comments.

My script to get your merit data into a SQLlite file is below:
Code:
#dependencies
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
#from datetime import datetime #this library is not required
from sqlalchemy import create_engine, Column, Integer, String, Float
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base

#path of sqlite file goes here in relation to current file
database_path = 'merit.sqlite'

#create DataFrame from mert transaction history file on loyce.club
data = pd.read_csv('http://loyce.club/Merit/merit.all.txt', sep=' ', header=None)
#rename columns
data = data.rename(columns={0: 'time', 1: 'number_of_merit', 2:'message_id', 3:'UID_from', 4: 'UID_to'})



#connect to sqllite db
engine = create_engine(f"sqlite:///{database_path}")
session = Session(engine)



#use default declarative base function as variable 'Base'
Base = declarative_base()

#define table schema
class Merit(Base):
    __tablename__ = 'merit'
    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)#this is a column with a unique value for each transaction
    time = Column(Integer) #unix time
    number_of_merit = Column(Integer)
    message_id = Column(String(25))
    uid_from = Column(Integer)
    uid_to = Column(Integer)


#create table in sqllite file
Base.metadata.create_all(engine)


#set first value for id as 1
id1 = 1
#loop through DataFrame to add each row in the DataFrame to the SQLlite DB.
for x in np.arange(len(data)):
    session.add(Merit(id=id1, time=int(data['time'][x]), number_of_merit=int(data['number_of_merit'][x]),
                      message_id=data['message_id'][x], uid_from=int(data['UID_from'][x]), uid_to=int(data['UID_to'][x])))
    id1 = id1 + 1 #after the row is added, the id1 variable value will be increased by one
    #will commit rows in batches of 100
    if len(session.new) > 100:
        session.commit()
session.commit() #commit last batch of rows


#check to make sure all rows were successfully imported
if len(session.query(Merit.id).all()) == len(data):
    print(f'All the data from the DataFrame was successfully imported into a SQL file found at {database_path}')
else:
    print(f'There was a problem importing all the merit transactions and {len(data) - len(session.query(Merit.id).all())} were not imported. Troubleshooting is required')


The code for the API is below:
Code:
#dependencies
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from datetime import datetime
from sqlalchemy import create_engine, Column, Integer, String, Float, func
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from sqlalchemy.ext.automap import automap_base
from flask import Flask, jsonify


#path of sqlite file goes here in relation to current file
database_path = 'merit.sqlite'

#connect to sqllite db
engine = create_engine(f"sqlite:///{database_path}")



#reflect an existing database into a new model
Base = automap_base()
# reflect the tables
Base.prepare(engine, reflect=True)

# Save reference to the table
Merit = Base.classes.merit


#set variable 'app' to run Flask
app = Flask(__name__)


@app.route("/")
def welcome():
    description1 = '''
    Available Routes:

    /api/v0.1/number_received/[uid]

    /api/v0.1/number_sent/[uid]

    /api/v0.1/between/[uid_from]/[uid_to]

    /api/v0.1/received/[uid]

    /api/v0.1/sent/[uid]

   


    /api/v0.1/number_received/[uid]

    replace [uid] with uid of forum member, must be an integer

    returns:
Total Received Merit:  the total merit the uid has received

    uid: the uid you are querying


    /api/v0.1/number_sent/[uid]

    replace [uid] with uid of forum member, must be an integer

    returns:
Total Sent Merit:  the total merit the uid has sent

    uid: the uid you are querying


    /api/v0.1/between/[uid_from]/[uid_to]

    replace [uid_from] and [uid_to] with uids of forum members, must be  integers

    Queries merit transactions from [uid_from] to [uid_to]

    returns:
Total Received Merit: the total merit sent to [uid_to] from [uid_from]

    Sent from: [uid_from]

    Sent to: [uid_to]

    Transactions: List of dictionaries of merit transactions that contain the following information:

    time: time of merit transaction in the following format: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

    Month: Month of merit transaction

    Day of Week: the day of the week of the merit transaction
    number of merit: the number of merit that was sent from [uid_from] to [uid_to] in the merit transaction

    Post: Post ID that received merit


    /api/v0.1/received/[uid]

    replace [uid] with uid of forum member, must be an integer

    returns:

    Total Received Merit:  the total merit the uid has received

    Sent to: the uid you are querying

    Transactions: List of dictionaries of merit transactions that contain the following information:

    time: time of merit transaction in the following format: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

    Month: Month of merit transaction

    Day of Week: the day of the week of the merit transaction
    number of merit: the number of merit that was sent to [uid] in the merit transaction

    Post: Post ID that received merit

    Sent from: the uid that sent the merit transaction


    /api/v0.1/sent/[uid]

    replace [uid] with uid of forum member, must be an integer

    returns:

    Total Sent Merit:  the total merit the uid has sent

    Sent to: the uid you are querying

    Transactions: List of dictionaries of merit transactions that contain the following information:

    time: time of merit transaction in the following format: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

    Month: Month of merit transaction

    Day of Week: the day of the week of the merit transaction
    number of merit: the number of merit that was sent from [uid_from] in the merit transaction

    Post: Post ID that received merit

    Sent to: the uid that merit was sent to in the subject transaction


   
    '''
   


    return (description1)



@app.route('/api/v0.1/number_received/')
def number_received(uid):
    try:
        #confirm the input was an integer
        uid1 = int(uid)
        #connect to sqllite DB
        session = Session(engine)
        response = session.query(func.sum(Merit.number_of_merit)).filter(Merit.uid_to == uid1).all()
        session.close()
        response = list(np.ravel(response))
        response = int(response[0])
        response_list = []
        merit_received = {}
        merit_received['Total Received Merit'] = response
        merit_received['uid'] = uid1
        response_list.append(merit_received)
        return jsonify(response_list) #jsonify
    except ValueError:
        value1 = {'Error': f'{uid} is not an Integer. Please reformat into an Integer and try again'}
        return jsonify(value1)
    except TypeError:
        no_merit = {"Total Received Merit":0, "uid":uid1}
        return jsonify(no_merit)



@app.route('/api/v0.1/number_sent/')
def number_sent(uid):
    try:
        #confirm the input was an integer
        uid1 = int(uid)
        #connect to sqllite DB
        session = Session(engine)
        response = session.query(func.sum(Merit.number_of_merit)).filter(Merit.uid_from == uid1).all()
        session.close()
        response = list(np.ravel(response))
        response = int(response[0])
        response_list = []
        merit_sent = {}
        merit_sent['Total Sent Merit'] = response
        merit_sent['uid'] = uid1
        response_list.append(merit_sent)
        return jsonify(response_list)
    except ValueError:
        value1 = {'Error': f'{uid} is not an Integer. Please reformat into an Integer and try again'}
        return jsonify(value1)
    except TypeError:
        no_merit = {"Total Sent Merit":0, "uid":uid1}
        return jsonify(no_merit)



@app.route('/api/v0.1/between//')
def between(fromm, to):
    try:
        #confirm the input was an integer
        from1 = int(fromm)
        to1 = int(to)
        #connect to sqllite DB
        session = Session(engine)
        response = session.query(func.sum(Merit.number_of_merit)).filter(Merit.uid_from == from1).filter(Merit.uid_to == to1).all()
        response2 = session.query(Merit.number_of_merit, Merit.message_id, Merit.time).filter(Merit.uid_from == from1).filter(Merit.uid_to == to).all()
        session.close()##pick up coding here
        response = list(np.ravel(response))
        response = int(response[0])
        response_list = []
        merit_sent = {}
        merit_sent['Total Received Merit'] = response
        merit_sent['Sent from'] = from1
        merit_sent['Sent to'] = to1
       
        response3 = []
        for merit_number, message_id, time in response2:
            response2_dict = {}
            time1 = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
            time_day = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%A') #day of week
            time_month = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%B') #month
            response2_dict['time'] = time1
            response2_dict['Month'] = time_month
            response2_dict['Day of Week'] = time_day
            response2_dict['number of merit'] = merit_number
            response2_dict['Post'] = message_id
            response3.append(response2_dict)
        merit_sent['Transactions'] = response3
        response_list.append(merit_sent)
        return jsonify(response_list)
    except ValueError:
        value1 = {'Error': f'{fromm} or {to} is not an Integer. Please reformat into an Integer and try again'}
        return jsonify(value1)
    except TypeError:
        no_merit = {"Total Received Merit":0, "Sent from":from1, 'Sent to': to1,
                    'Transactions':[{'time': '2009-01-08 08:21:00','Month':
                                     'January','Day of Week': 'Thursday','number of merit': 0,
                                     'Post': '9999999.msg999999999'}] }
        return jsonify(no_merit)
   


@app.route('/api/v0.1/received/')
def transactions_received(to):
    try:
        #confirm the input was an integer
        to1 = int(to)
        #connect to sqllite DB
        session = Session(engine)
        response = session.query(func.sum(Merit.number_of_merit)).filter(Merit.uid_to == to1).all()
        response2 = session.query(Merit.uid_from, Merit.number_of_merit, Merit.message_id, Merit.time).filter(Merit.uid_to == to).all()
        session.close()
        response = list(np.ravel(response))
        response = int(response[0])
        response_list = []
        merit_sent = {}
        merit_sent['Total Received Merit'] = response
        merit_sent['Sent to'] = to1
       
        response3 = []
        for received_from, merit_number, message_id, time in response2:
            response2_dict = {}
            time1 = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
            time_day = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%A') #day of week
            time_month = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%B') #month
            response2_dict['time'] = time1
            response2_dict['Month'] = time_month
            response2_dict['Day of Week'] = time_day
            response2_dict['number of merit'] = merit_number
            response2_dict['Post'] = message_id
            response2_dict['Sent from'] = received_from
            response3.append(response2_dict)
        merit_sent['Transactions'] = response3
        response_list.append(merit_sent) #this might need to be moved to the end
        return jsonify(response_list)
    except ValueError:
        value1 = {'Error': f'{to} is not an Integer. Please reformat into an Integer and try again'}
        return jsonify(value1)
    except TypeError:
        no_merit = {"Total Received Merit":0, 'Sent to': to1,
                    'Transactions':[{'time': '2009-01-08 08:21:00','Month':
                                     'January','Day of Week': 'Thursday','number of merit': 0,
                                     'Post': '9999999.msg999999999', 'Sent from': 2}] }
        return jsonify(no_merit)
   


@app.route('/api/v0.1/sent/')
def transactions_sent(fromm):
    try:
        #confirm the input was an integer
        from1 = int(fromm)
        #connect to sqllite DB
        session = Session(engine)
        response = session.query(func.sum(Merit.number_of_merit)).filter(Merit.uid_from == from1).all()
        response2 = session.query(Merit.uid_to, Merit.number_of_merit, Merit.message_id, Merit.time).filter(Merit.uid_from == from1).all()
        session.close()##pick up coding here
        response = list(np.ravel(response))
        response = int(response[0])
        response_list = []
        merit_sent = {}
        merit_sent['Total Sent Merit'] = response
        merit_sent['Sent from'] = from1
       
        response3 = []
        for sent_to, merit_number, message_id, time in response2:
            response2_dict = {}
            time1 = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
            time_day = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%A') #day of week
            time_month = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(time)).strftime('%B') #month
            response2_dict['time'] = time1
            response2_dict['Month'] = time_month
            response2_dict['Day of Week'] = time_day
            response2_dict['number of merit'] = merit_number
            response2_dict['Post'] = message_id
            response2_dict['sent to'] = sent_to
            response3.append(response2_dict)
        merit_sent['Transactions'] = response3
        response_list.append(merit_sent) #this might need to be moved to the end
        return jsonify(response_list)
    except ValueError:
        value1 = {'Error': f'{fromm} is not an Integer. Please reformat into an Integer and try again'}
        return jsonify(value1)
    except TypeError:
        no_merit = {"Total Received Merit":0, "Sent from":from1,
                    'Transactions':[{'time': '2009-01-08 08:21:00','Month':
                                     'January','Day of Week': 'Thursday','number of merit': 0,
                                     'Post': '9999999.msg999999999', 'Sent to': 2}] }
        return jsonify(no_merit)
   


if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=False)
   #debug needs to be set to False in production, but can be set to True in a non-public facing setting.

If the indenting did not transfer over properly, let me know and I will upload this to github. When you run the API file, you may get an error message saying not to run the code in production, but I believe it should be sufficient for your level of use.
sr. member
Activity: 709
Merit: 336
You need someone to develop your Web project ?
Okay, I understand ^^

So the principle of the project, it will be to have at first, an API that will take care of recovering the details of trust's, which will be sent in JSON format.

Once the API ready and functional, I will develop a small page in PHP that will handle with the help of the API, to return an image corresponding to the trust's details from profile ID provided in the URL.

And to do that correctly, the API and the PHP page will be open source on Github Smiley

So I start this tomorrow, and come back to you as soon as I have news ! Wink



Okay so,

The first version of API is ready to test Smiley

I have create a dedicated topic for the project here :
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53092166
legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
Oh, okay, but you do not want to upgrade to a better VPS ( You can't maybe ? ) ?
I've been postponing it due to bad experiences and lack of time. Although I did test a few, and one of them actually performs good for it's price, but it's very low on RAM and no SSD, so it won't work for my large data collection.
I'm in no rush, as it currently works. Meanwhile, most of my tasks are scheduled on the netbook without needing my attention, so in the future I can move the whole thing to a VPS at once.

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Otherwise, I just looked to recover the trust's, but there is something I did not know, the trust's is only displayed for connected members. I am wrong ? Huh
Correct.

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If that's right, if I use a basic account ( Without any rank ) will I see all the trust's ?
Correct.
sr. member
Activity: 709
Merit: 336
You need someone to develop your Web project ?
Oh, okay, but you do not want to upgrade to a better VPS ( You can't maybe ? ) ?

Otherwise, I just looked to recover the trust's, but there is something I did not know, the trust's is only displayed for connected members. I am wrong ? Huh

If that's right, if I use a basic account ( Without any rank ) will I see all the trust's ?
legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
Okay, so if I understand correctly, you still have a VPS ( Shared hosting ) behind the domain "api.loyce.club" ?
Correct.

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So, I do not understand too much the story with the Netbook ^^
I use the netbook to process and upload data.

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Why not do everything on the VPS at once ?
I tried, but my (cheap) VPS turned out to be unreliable, so this "temporary" solution was meant to get stuff working again.
sr. member
Activity: 709
Merit: 336
You need someone to develop your Web project ?
Okay, so if I understand correctly, you still have a VPS ( Shared hosting ) behind the domain "api.loyce.club" ?

So, I do not understand too much the story with the Netbook ^^

Why not do everything on the VPS at once ?
legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
I'll take the discussion from another topic here:
I like the idea ! Cheesy

But like to automate things, I think it would not be very complicated to automate the process with a bit of PHP code for example Wink

If it interests you, I would be ready to help you for that !

Oh, okay, You are self-hosting maybe ? If so which OS ( Raspberry, Other ? ) ?
The data is created on my old netbook, then uploaded to my shared hosting:
Code:
Apache Version 2.4.41
PHP Version 7.2.23
MySQL Version 5.7.28-cll-lve
Architecture x86_64
Operating System linux
Let's continue in this topic Smiley
hero member
Activity: 1582
Merit: 759
You may need to implement my changes here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.51564286
Results:
This works: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?donor=35
This doesn't work: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?recipient=35

The one that works is quite slow to generate, I'm not sure how useful this is going to be for an API that loads data on many users.

You can probably speed it up by caching the parsed $bigArray variable in a cache file.

I can write this into my code when I work on it.
It may not be by much, but it will drop a step.

@Crypto, can you send me the current code you have now?
full member
Activity: 504
Merit: 137
Nope.
Can't follow all the changes anymore, but at least one versions seems to be working. Can you paste the code of the file here again?
I've copied each .php to .txt at http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/ so you can read them.

I will have a look deeper look into it when I have some time.

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I am not sure how you process all the data. Maybe you can tell us how exactly you get the data and how you are saving it into your .txt file.
This one is actually quite simple:
1. I download and extract https://bitcointalk.org/merit.txt.xz
2. I overwrite the last ~113 days in merit.all.txt with the new ~120 days
The format is the same as the forum's data dump, I only add historic records.

Ahh okay.
You know what? I skip the deeper look into the script. As soon as I am back home, I will provide you with:
1. a new script which creates a SQL DB with a table.
2. some slim browser interface to paste the effected lines from the .txt-file into.
3. some SQL magic  Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
Can't follow all the changes anymore, but at least one versions seems to be working. Can you paste the code of the file here again?
I've copied each .php to .txt at http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/ so you can read them.

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I am not sure how you process all the data. Maybe you can tell us how exactly you get the data and how you are saving it into your .txt file.
This one is actually quite simple:
1. I download and extract https://bitcointalk.org/merit.txt.xz
2. I overwrite the last ~113 days in merit.all.txt with the new ~120 days
The format is the same as the forum's data dump, I only add historic records.
full member
Activity: 504
Merit: 137
Nope.
You may need to implement my changes here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.51564286
Results:
This works: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?donor=35
This doesn't work: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?recipient=35

The one that works is quite slow to generate, I'm not sure how useful this is going to be for an API that loads data on many users.

Can't follow all the changes anymore, but at least one versions seems to be working. Can you paste the code of the file here again?

It's so slow because of the .txt file. And the larger the .txt file becomes, the longer it will need to load.
The Algo is as follows:
1. Open/Download the file
2. Read the file (line by line)
3. Delete special chars
4. Build an array
5. Go through the whole array
6. Display matches with user id.


What we can do against this is:
Write a script to to import the whole txt into a SQL-DB. This would increase the speed to "infinity". But once the DB is established you need to keep care of it and save all new data to this DB.
I am not sure how you process all the data. Maybe you can tell us how exactly you get the data and how you are saving it into your .txt file.

legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
You may need to implement my changes here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.51564286
Results:
This works: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?donor=35
This doesn't work: http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed_Initscri_tab.php?recipient=35

The one that works is quite slow to generate, I'm not sure how useful this is going to be for an API that loads data on many users.
hero member
Activity: 1582
Merit: 759
Not quite sure as it runs on my local servers without problems.
I noticed that the URL actually is http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/merit.all.txt. Try to change the $url variable in the script. ($url = "merit.all.txt"; should be enough because script and source data is stored in the same directory).
It was:
Code:
CryptoNeed.html:$url = "merit.all.txt";
CryptoNeed.php:$url = "http://loyce.club/Merit/merit.all.txt";
CryptoNeed2.php:$url = "http://loyce.club/Merit/merit.all.txt";
That location still exists. I've implemented your suggested changes, but the error is the same.

You have an error_log, feel free to shoot me a PM with the most recent error if you wish. I can take a look.
I've renamed it to error_log.txt, so you can click it.

Have you install or/and configure MySQL? It's definitely required to build API services.
My shared hosting:
Code:
Apache Version 2.4.39
PHP Version 5.6.40
MySQL Version 5.7.26-cll-lve
Architecture x86_64
Operating System linux

Idk if Loyce knows mysql. But he already doesn’t know PHP, so that would just complicate his life. Cheesy
I don't know either one Sad

As far as I know he doesnt know SQL.
Correct.

It seems that Loyce did not have uploaded the adjusted the code as under the given URL it is responsing with the old version.
I postponed it until I had a bit more time. I'll try the suggestions now.

I pm'd him an "updated" version to have forms at the html one, so that the loaded script doesn't appear totally empty.
I've uploaded it to http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed.html but it gives some errors. http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed3.php.

You may need to implement my changes here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.51564286
full member
Activity: 504
Merit: 137
Nope.
I've uploaded it to http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed.html but it gives some errors.

I pm'd you. File extension should be .php instead of .html.
(I called it html version because of it's output.)
legendary
Activity: 3290
Merit: 16489
Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
Not quite sure as it runs on my local servers without problems.
I noticed that the URL actually is http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/merit.all.txt. Try to change the $url variable in the script. ($url = "merit.all.txt"; should be enough because script and source data is stored in the same directory).
It was:
Code:
CryptoNeed.html:$url = "merit.all.txt";
CryptoNeed.php:$url = "http://loyce.club/Merit/merit.all.txt";
CryptoNeed2.php:$url = "http://loyce.club/Merit/merit.all.txt";
That location still exists. I've implemented your suggested changes, but the error is the same.

You have an error_log, feel free to shoot me a PM with the most recent error if you wish. I can take a look.
I've renamed it to error_log.txt, so you can click it.

Have you install or/and configure MySQL? It's definitely required to build API services.
My shared hosting:
Code:
Apache Version 2.4.39
PHP Version 5.6.40
MySQL Version 5.7.26-cll-lve
Architecture x86_64
Operating System linux

Idk if Loyce knows mysql. But he already doesn’t know PHP, so that would just complicate his life. Cheesy
I don't know either one Sad

As far as I know he doesnt know SQL.
Correct.

It seems that Loyce did not have uploaded the adjusted the code as under the given URL it is responsing with the old version.
I postponed it until I had a bit more time. I'll try the suggestions now.

I pm'd him an "updated" version to have forms at the html one, so that the loaded script doesn't appear totally empty.
I've uploaded it to http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed.html but it gives some errors. http://api.loyce.club/crowdsourcing/CryptoNeed3.php.
full member
Activity: 504
Merit: 137
Nope.
hero member
Activity: 1582
Merit: 759
full member
Activity: 504
Merit: 137
Nope.
I'm assuming he uses a script to build it.

Yes for sure. At least I hope so.  Grin
By hand I meant sth like fetching data from the website via script.

I pm'd him an "updated" version to have forms at the html one, so that the loaded script doesn't appear totally empty.
How is your progress on the combined script with RegEx, Initscri?

Code:


Merit LookUp



Donor:



Recipient:


//GET Request by: merithtml.php?donor=USERID

$url "merit.all.txt"
$file file($url);
$file str_replace(" "",",$file);
$file str_replace("\r\n""",$file);
// put the array together
foreach ($file as $line => $value) {
$value explode(","$value);
    
$bigArray[] = array("Donor" => $value[3], "Recipient" => $value[4], "Merits" => $value[1], "Msg" => $value[2], "DTG" => $value[0]);
}

function 
searchForDonor($uid$array) {
echo "";
foreach ($array as $key => $val) {
if($val["Donor"] === $uid) {
//print_r($array[$key]);
echo "





";

}
echo "
".date("d.m.Y H:i:s"$val["DTG"])."".$val["Msg"]."".$val["Donor"]."-(".$val["Merits"].")->".$val["Recipient"]."
"
;
return null;
}

function 
searchForRecipient($uid$array) {
echo "";
foreach ($array as $key => $val) {
if($val["Recipient"] === $uid) {
//print_r($array[$key]);
echo "





";

}
echo "
".date("d.m.Y H:i:s"$val["DTG"])."".$val["Msg"]."".$val["Recipient"]."<-(".$val["Merits"].")-".$val["Donor"]."
"
;
return null;
}

if(isset(
$_GET["donor"])) {
searchForDonor($_GET["donor"], $bigArray);


if(isset(
$_GET["recipient"])) {
searchForRecipient($_GET["recipient"], $bigArray);

}

?>





Also, I decided to regain some of my PHP skills. Have forgotten how much fun it is.  Smiley
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