Python coding - How to access the Reddit API tutorial

In this video, I take you through how to access the Reddit API with Python to collect a subreddits moderator list and then collect each moderators post history to show the time of day they are most / least active.

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Thanks team!
Adam

[MakeDataUseful]

Hope this one was helpful team! I am a little afraid to share it on /r/learnpython 😂 It would be awesome if you did share it around 👍 I am hopeful i will get to my 1, 000 subscribers by the end of 2020!

[JohnBrute]

I love that when an error pops up, you troubleshoot the error and show how you troubleshoot! It would be so easy for you to hide the error by doing some editing. I commend your transparency when doing these tutorials.

[KeiraraVT]

the utc reminded me of when i used it to convert the current utc into every time zone. This way I could see what time it was in au for some of my gamer buddies, or UK, etc

[cozyrain]

Very helpful video. Thank you. I struggle with api usage in general, this helps.

[bozok]

Another great tutorial. I love the way you teach. Please extend this series with data visualization tutorials.

[sarcasmasaservice]

I know I'm late to this party but I would be very interested in seeing a video where you extend this example using a Python visualization library. 👍

[oscarmartinezbeltran]

We are missing your great tutorials
Dont let your channel die, please !!
You make great content. Can we follow you in other platforms?

[nerooderschvank]

Very useful one and thanks for making this video!

[lamaali]

Thank you very much for the tutorial!
I'd like to ask about the 1000 item limit in Reddit API, is there a way to get more than 1000 submission using PRAW ??

[Epipedobatideo]

Another great video! This is huge help to me, particularly because you talk your process
If you could do the same while making some seaborn/matplotlib analyses in the same way that would be fantastic!
Thanks for the videos!

[axvex]

do you mind specifying the headers you applied to the get request?

[rafidrahman]

Great video! On your next project you could try building a Instagram bot which does some specific activities. Moreover, I hope you can create a group (Facebook, discord etc) where our community can connect and grow together.

[velvetcasuat]

Hey Adam you should put the scripts on github or maybe even your own site or something ... some will find them useful.

[rishabhkothari]

Hey! Why didn't you import Praw at the Start as it is the official Reddit API using Python
Thanks in Advance! For answering my Query

[fletchkd]

great tutor but I followed step by step and the Curl converter gives an error in reading 'split'. I'm totaly new to python just trying to folllow along, but many thanks for the vids.

[RobotBoyZzz]

Good video! More optimal approach when working with dates would probably be doing that when we've already parsed all the values. Like: df['hour'] = Your way is more generic though.

[syedhyder]

Sir. I have a doubt. How do you figure out that we can add .json at end . How did you figure out that 'after' keyword would give next 25 comments. Where did you learn all this stuff sir. Please help me. I also want to learn deep in webscraping

[WisdomShortvids]

excellent mate really good tutorial thanks

[barefootalex]

Thank you for this valuable content. As I am working through your tutorial, I do have one question. When I copy cURL from moderators.json and paste the code to curl.trillworks.com, no output is generated. I have tried to troubleshoot the issue for awhile (tried new browser, rewatched and recreated your steps, analyzed code) and I have no idea what I am missing. It's as if the converter site is no longer active. Any suggestions on how to get the Python request? I appreciate the feedback. Cheers!

[alenjose]

what is the other way to get the headers, without adding the .json at the end of the URL