Youtube API 'nextPageToken' breaks when 'using order=relevance'
I am using python 3 to paginate through all comments in a video.
Let's say that the video, selected at random, has the id GFphNr0FK-0. As of now, there are 5450 comments.
I am paging through the results retrieved and checking if there is a nextPageToken key present. If there is, I grab the value from it and continue to loop until that key is no longer present.
With each iteration or page, I append the comments to a list. I get to 1600 comments (16 pages, 100 comments per page) and then I start getting error 400's.
When I inspect the nextPageToken, I see that with every request it gets longer and longer... I am not appending anything to it and it is literally retrieved using page_info['nextPageToken'].
For clarity, this is my paging:
self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED = 'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/commentThreads?part=snippet&maxResults=100&order=relevance&videoId={videoId}&key={key}'
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
while run:
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
while page_info.status_code != 200:
time.sleep(10)
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
print('Something went wrong. Token is: {}'.format(next_page_token))
page_info = page_info.json()
for i in range(len(page_info['items'])):
comments.append(page_info['items'][i]['snippet']['topLevelComment']['snippet']['textOriginal'])
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
next_page_token = None
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
Anything obviously incorrect?
UPDATE
So, I have found that if I remove the order querystring parameter, it works as expected....
Why would &order=relevance cause it to break after 16 pages??
python-3.x python-requests youtube-api-v3
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
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I am using python 3 to paginate through all comments in a video.
Let's say that the video, selected at random, has the id GFphNr0FK-0. As of now, there are 5450 comments.
I am paging through the results retrieved and checking if there is a nextPageToken key present. If there is, I grab the value from it and continue to loop until that key is no longer present.
With each iteration or page, I append the comments to a list. I get to 1600 comments (16 pages, 100 comments per page) and then I start getting error 400's.
When I inspect the nextPageToken, I see that with every request it gets longer and longer... I am not appending anything to it and it is literally retrieved using page_info['nextPageToken'].
For clarity, this is my paging:
self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED = 'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/commentThreads?part=snippet&maxResults=100&order=relevance&videoId={videoId}&key={key}'
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
while run:
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
while page_info.status_code != 200:
time.sleep(10)
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
print('Something went wrong. Token is: {}'.format(next_page_token))
page_info = page_info.json()
for i in range(len(page_info['items'])):
comments.append(page_info['items'][i]['snippet']['topLevelComment']['snippet']['textOriginal'])
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
next_page_token = None
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
Anything obviously incorrect?
UPDATE
So, I have found that if I remove the order querystring parameter, it works as expected....
Why would &order=relevance cause it to break after 16 pages??
python-3.x python-requests youtube-api-v3
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
pookiepookie
1,34031540
add a comment |
I am using python 3 to paginate through all comments in a video.
Let's say that the video, selected at random, has the id GFphNr0FK-0. As of now, there are 5450 comments.
I am paging through the results retrieved and checking if there is a nextPageToken key present. If there is, I grab the value from it and continue to loop until that key is no longer present.
With each iteration or page, I append the comments to a list. I get to 1600 comments (16 pages, 100 comments per page) and then I start getting error 400's.
When I inspect the nextPageToken, I see that with every request it gets longer and longer... I am not appending anything to it and it is literally retrieved using page_info['nextPageToken'].
For clarity, this is my paging:
self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED = 'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/commentThreads?part=snippet&maxResults=100&order=relevance&videoId={videoId}&key={key}'
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
while run:
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
while page_info.status_code != 200:
time.sleep(10)
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
print('Something went wrong. Token is: {}'.format(next_page_token))
page_info = page_info.json()
for i in range(len(page_info['items'])):
comments.append(page_info['items'][i]['snippet']['topLevelComment']['snippet']['textOriginal'])
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
next_page_token = None
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
Anything obviously incorrect?
UPDATE
So, I have found that if I remove the order querystring parameter, it works as expected....
Why would &order=relevance cause it to break after 16 pages??
python-3.x python-requests youtube-api-v3
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
pookiepookie
1,34031540
I am using python 3 to paginate through all comments in a video.
Let's say that the video, selected at random, has the id GFphNr0FK-0. As of now, there are 5450 comments.
I am paging through the results retrieved and checking if there is a nextPageToken key present. If there is, I grab the value from it and continue to loop until that key is no longer present.
With each iteration or page, I append the comments to a list. I get to 1600 comments (16 pages, 100 comments per page) and then I start getting error 400's.
When I inspect the nextPageToken, I see that with every request it gets longer and longer... I am not appending anything to it and it is literally retrieved using page_info['nextPageToken'].
For clarity, this is my paging:
self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED = 'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/commentThreads?part=snippet&maxResults=100&order=relevance&videoId={videoId}&key={key}'
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
while run:
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
while page_info.status_code != 200:
time.sleep(10)
page_info = requests.get(self.COMMENT_URL_PAGED.format(videoId = video_id, key = self.KEY, pageToken = next_page_token))
print('Something went wrong. Token is: {}'.format(next_page_token))
page_info = page_info.json()
for i in range(len(page_info['items'])):
comments.append(page_info['items'][i]['snippet']['topLevelComment']['snippet']['textOriginal'])
if 'nextPageToken' not in page_info:
run = False
next_page_token = None
else:
next_page_token = page_info['nextPageToken']
Anything obviously incorrect?
UPDATE
So, I have found that if I remove the order querystring parameter, it works as expected....
Why would &order=relevance cause it to break after 16 pages??
python-3.x python-requests youtube-api-v3
python-3.x python-requests youtube-api-v3
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
pookiepookie
1,34031540
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
pookiepookie
1,34031540
edited Nov 27 '18 at 12:38
pookie
asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 12:24
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