In general, when you try to get a value from an invalid request, the attribute will return None
You can prevent this by adding a isvalid check before outputting.
from stat5b5t import api, tools
stats = api.Statistics()
tests = tools.Debugging()
r = stats.request("uuid here")
if tests.isvalid(r) == True: # Checks if the given request (r) is valid
do something #your code goes here
else:
print("Something went wrong")If you don't know what exactly went wrong you can look at the raw response with
stats.raw(r)
Another way to check this is by adding a feature that will output the error message like this
from stat5b5t import api, tools
stats = api.Statistics()
tests = tools.Debugging()
r = stats.request("uuid here")
if tests.isvalid(r) == True:
do something
else:
print("Something went wrong")
print(tests.errmsg(r))