Neither requests nor websocket working

gaurav1235 · July 2017

My Code1:

import requests
response = requests.get("https://api.kite.trade/instruments?api_key=v49n7lj7cvuknagb")
response

Output1:

Response [200]

My Code1:

kws = WebSocket("api_key", "public_token", "user_id")
Above 3 values are assigned already without any errors.

 def on_tick(tick,ws):
     print tick, "\n"

 def on_connect(ws):
     ws.subscribe([53287175])
     ws.set_mode(ws.MODE_FULL,[53287175])

 kws.on_tick = on_tick
 kws.on_connect = on_connect
 kws.connect()

Output1:

kiteconnect.WebSocket object at 0x0000000003630780

vishnus · July 2017

Code 1.
You should be printing response.text. Not response object

Code 2.
The instrument token 53287175 is invalid. I tried with a valid token and it works fine. Please retry again

gaurav1235 · July 2017

thanks @vishnus Code1 ran.
For Code2:
After checking on each of valid token of 4716033 & 25601, I am getting:
kiteconnect.WebSocket object at 0x000000000245B860

gaurav1235 · July 2017

Can anyone help here for Code2? I tried below also

def on_connect(ws):
ws.subscribe([738561, 5633])
ws.set_mode(ws.MODE_FULL, [738561])

But the result is coming same(Just last 7 digits keep on changing):
kiteconnect.WebSocket object at 0x00000000037FD9B0

vishnus · July 2017

if you just give tick instead of print tick it gives that object message. I could reproduce the same like that. So try print tick, "\n"

gaurav1235 · July 2017

gaurav1235 · July 2017

@vishnus Check my code in the post, its exactly same as your suggestion:

def on_tick(tick,ws):
print tick, "\n"

Where's the difference?

soumyadeep · August 2017

print(tick, "\n")
Are you using python 3?

Vivek · August 2017

@gaurav1235 You can dump the object as JSON to make it readable in console.

import json
json.dumps(tick)

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