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#35

Can you please let me know how to return the asset ID of a published asset.

#36

The Asset class has a attribute called id which will be the uploaded asset’s ID. Here’s is an example uploading a file, and then ensuring the file is not pending then getting it’s asset ID:

with open('path-to/file.png', 'rb') as file:
    creator.upload_asset(file, AssetType.Decal, "Asset Name", "This is the description")

if not isinstance(asset, rblxopencloud.Asset):
    while True:
        status = asset.fetch_status()
        if status: 
            asset = status
            break

print(asset.id)

You can learn more about Creator.upload_asset on the documentation.

#37

Thanks for the quick response! GOing to try this out as I was receiving UUID instead of numerical form outside of this API wrapper.

#38

Great work! Going to utilize this for a notifications project I’ve been working on.

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#39

Any chance that https://apis.roblox.com/assets/v1/assets/{assetId} could be added the API here? Been needing to retrieve asset metadata via the API. Thanks for considering!

#40

It’s available in the V2 beta of the library. I’m working on getting V2 out soon and will make a page on migrating to it eventually.

the V2 docs: Creator - rblx-open-cloud

installing V2:

pip install git+https://github.com/treeben77/rblx-open-cloud.git@v2 --force
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#41

v2.0.0 - Version 2

Version 2 is finally here! Now with many new library features, including:

If you do not wish to migrate to v2 to avoid breaking changes, use the following import:

pip install rblx-open-cloud==1.6.0

Thanks to @Bulldo344, @ignaigna on GitHub and @treeben77

GitHub Release: Release v2.0.0 - Version 2 of rblx-open-cloud! · treeben77/rblx-open-cloud · GitHub
Upgrading with pip:

pip install rblx-open-cloud~=2.0
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#42

v2.1.0 - Update Group Members

This is in response to Introducing Roblox Communities

GitHub Release: Release v2.1.0 - Update Group Member · treeben77/rblx-open-cloud · GitHub
Upgrading with pip:

pip install rblx-open-cloud~=2.1
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#43

Hi! I was having an issue using the group.fetch_member() function.

I validated the group with the correct ID and API key, and used print statements & checked the API key manually and it was valid. The API key has read and write permissions.

For some reason, it kept giving me an Unauthorized Access error whenever I tried to use that function (used a try error command to print out the error message).

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

#44

Is your API key owned by the group itself? This sounds counter intuitive but the API key needs to be owned by a user such as the group owner to access group APIs.

#45

API key is owned by the group… how would I set it up if it’s owned by the user?

#46

Nevermind, figured it out. Thanks!

#48

v2.2.0 - Secrets Store

  • Added support for secrets store apis,
  • Added Conflict exception.
  • PreconditionFailed now bases Conflict which still bases HttpException.

GitHub Release: Release v2.1.0 - Update Group Member · treeben77/rblx-open-cloud · GitHub
Secret Stores Documentation: Experience - rblx-open-cloud

Upgrading with pip:

pip install rblx-open-cloud~=2.2
#49

For whatever reason now as of v2.2.1, using datastore set_entry will throw an error about ‘createdTime’ in datastore.py, line 368. I think the datastore SetAsync is working, but attempting to return data[“createdTime”] throws an error for whatever reason.

#50

This is an issue with Roblox not the library, but I will implement a (hopefully temporary fix) to mitigate this issue. Referencing this bug:

Thanks for your report!

EDIT: If you don’t care about the time the version was created in the set entry variable, then in v2.2.2 I have made the library not throw an exception when it is unexpectedly missing.

#51

Hey @TreeBen77 ! First of all, thanks so much for making this, it’s been a great tool for a project I’m doing in python.

I ran into a bug, let me know how issues like this should be handled for your project! I can raise it as an Issue on Github, or try to submit a fix myself, or just leave it to you.

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#52

Feel free to open a pull request to fix this and open up a GitHub issue. Thanks for your contributions!

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#53

Thanks! I opened an issue for it, and tried to push my fix to a new branch, but seems like I’m denied access. Do I need to be added as a collaborator or something first?

#54

Looks like treeben77 beat you to it as he commented on your pull request:

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#55

with other repositories on github, you will need to create your own fork, push your changes their and then open a pull request. I have fixed the issue but in the future that’s how to contribute on open source projects. Thanks for reporting the issue!

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