Implement the send message from the Python Library

[mbayou]

Hi,

I wanted to know if there is any plan to port the send room message from the python library to this one. I have bin using the python library along my Java server to achieve this, and it works well along side the eulerstream platform. Any chance this is planned to be implemented in this library natively?

Thank you in advance, and sorry I know this is not an issue, just a question.

[kohlerpop1]

All features that Python supports are technically planned to develop, they just take time and energy that I do not have at the moment. You can contribute to this project if this is something you wish to take upon yourself or another user can attempt to implement this. I will get to it eventually but at the moment I am extremely busy with my new job and current projects so this has unfortunately fell to the end of my list for things to accomplish.

[mbayou]

Thank you for the response, I fully understand that, if I do manage to get around it I will create a PR! Thank you again for taking the time to answer! Good luck in your new job!

[isaackogan]

Also note that you do not need to use the Python library at all to do this, it is just a REST endpoint:

https://www.eulerstream.com/docs/openapi#tag/webcast/post/webcast/chat

[kohlerpop1]

Also note that you do not need to use the Python library at all to do this, it is just a REST endpoint:

https://www.eulerstream.com/docs/openapi#tag/webcast/post/webcast/chat

Stemming from this, it should be simple to create a method in the classes and open a PR for this @mbayou using HttpClient & the REST endpoint provided by Isaac.
Let me know if you need any help or guidance, you can always reach me on Discord.

[kohlerpop1]

Thank you for the response, I fully understand that, if I do manage to get around it I will create a PR! Thank you again for taking the time to answer! Good luck in your new job!

I implemented this into 1.10.8 and it will be included when built and released. @mbayou

[mbayou]

Hey @kohlerpop1 I am really sorry the past week has been overly busy, I really appreciated you coming around to do, I would have liked to help more. Thank you again!

[mbayou]

Hello again @kohlerpop1 , I have just tested on my end, and it looks like the Euler API key isn't passed through even if I create the client with the correct settings:

TikTokLive.newClient(channelName).configure { settings ->
            settings.hostName = channelName
            settings.clientLanguage = "en"
            settings.logLevel = java.util.logging.Level.ALL
            settings.isPrintToConsole = true
            settings.retryConnectionTimeout = Duration.ofSeconds(5)
            settings.apiKey = applicationProperties.tiktok.eulerStreamApiKey
            settings.ttTargetIdc = targetIdc
            settings.sessionId = sessionId
        }.buildAndConnect()

The result end up being this:

ActionResult: {
  "success": true,
  "message": "HttpResponse Code: 401",
  "content": "{\"code\":401,\"message\":\"You lack authorization for this endpoint. If this is a premium endpoint, upgrade at https://www.eulerstream.com/pricing.\"}"
}

My API key is an enterprise account so I definitely have the correct authorisation. When analysing the settings of the request I can't see the API key anywhere.