playlimit error: No JSON object could be decoded. about jbops HOT 8 CLOSED

Check your PLEXPY_APIKEY and PLEXPY_URL? How are you testing?

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Now i get:

PlexPy Notifiers :: Script error:     Traceback (most recent call last):         File "/home/plex/scripts/py_watch_limit.py", line 67, in             if get_get_history(username) > WATCH_LIMIT[username]:     KeyError: 'Ajki'

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Is 'Ajki' in your WATCH_LIMIT dict?

WATCH_LIMIT = {'Ajki': 2,
               'user2': 3,
               'user3': 4}

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No its
WATCH_LIMIT = {'iShiki': 1 }

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But you tested it using 'Ajki'. If the name is not in the dict then the script will error out, which it should because the user 'Ajki' is not defined. Does that make sense? If need be I can pretty it up so say User is not defined in WATCH_LIMIT, skipping

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Should I use id instead of usernames, since user Ajki is my main account.

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This section of the script:

def get_get_history(username):
    # Get the PlexPy history.
    payload = {'apikey': PLEXPY_APIKEY,
               'cmd': 'get_history',
               'user': username,  # <------ here
               'start_date': TODAY}

is calling for the user based on the API doc for PlexPy. If you want to change it to user_id then go ahead but then change that section of the script to:

def get_get_history(username):
    # Get the PlexPy history.
    payload = {'apikey': PLEXPY_APIKEY,
               'cmd': 'get_history',
               'user_id': int(username), 
               'start_date': TODAY}

the username value needs to be an int (based on the API doc). Change it however you want.

But again if the id or username is not defined in the dict the script fail, which it should. If the username or id is not defined think of it as ignoring that user. So if you want your main account Ajki to be ignored, don't add it to the dict. Does that make sense?

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Yup, working

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