Good day, @jadolg ! I'm trying to use your repository with various example bots that depend on it, like
as a starting point for my further development. However, even with the most basic samples I always encounter this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./sample.py", line 28, in <module>
bot.run(chat_type='d', sleep=0.5)
File ".../site-packages/pyrocketbot/client.py", line 42, in run
updates = self.get_updates()
File ".../site-packages/pyrocketbot/client.py", line 35, in get_updates
response = self.session.subscriptions_get().json()
File ".../site-packages/rocketchat_API/APISections/subscriptions.py", line 7, in subscriptions_get
return self.call_api_get("subscriptions.get", kwargs=kwargs)
File ".../site-packages/rocketchat_API/APISections/base.py", line 66, in call_api_get
url = self.server_url + api_path + method
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'NoneType' and 'str'
Although these third-party example bots have been developed while your rocketchat_API repository was older, downgrading with pip install rocketchat_API==1.28.1 didn't fix this issue; tried Python 3.10.16 / 3.12.8 versions. A temporary solution may be to simply to hardcode the value of self.server_url variable into this string, however it's not elegant... Hope this info could be helpful, have a nice day
P.S. While a most basic example described in Usage works fine, it doesn't involve receiving/processing/responding to the messages...
Good day, @jadolg ! I'm trying to use your repository with various example bots that depend on it, like
as a starting point for my further development. However, even with the most basic samples I always encounter this error:
Although these third-party example bots have been developed while your
rocketchat_APIrepository was older, downgrading withpip install rocketchat_API==1.28.1didn't fix this issue; tried Python3.10.16/3.12.8versions. A temporary solution may be to simply to hardcode the value ofself.server_urlvariable into this string, however it's not elegant... Hope this info could be helpful, have a nice dayP.S. While a most basic example described in Usage works fine, it doesn't involve receiving/processing/responding to the messages...