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Upon running ruby.exe export.rb I got this:
ruby.exe export.rb
Error: no implicit conversion of String into Integer Error: ["export.rb:61:in []'", "export.rb:61:in get_liked_count'", "export.rb:130:in start'", "export.rb:179:in '"]
Error: no implicit conversion of String into Integer Error: ["export.rb:61:in []'", "export.rb:61:in get_liked_count'", "export.rb:130:in start'", "export.rb:179:in
[]'", "export.rb:61:in
start'", "export.rb:179:in
If I print parsed_response with puts parsed_response.inspec on line 62 this is the result:
parsed_response
puts parsed_response.inspec
{"meta"=>{"status"=>404, "msg"=>"Not Found"}, "response"=>[], "errors"=>[{"title"=>"Not Found", "code"=>0, "detail"=>"Minor hiccup. Try again."}]}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
export.rb tried exporting a blog that does not exist because the first letter of TUMBLR_USERNAME's string was capitalized.
export.rb
TUMBLR_USERNAME
Still, it would be nice if the user was notified of this.
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Upon running
ruby.exe export.rb
I got this:If I print
parsed_response
withputs parsed_response.inspec
on line 62 this is the result:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: