Bad credentials about github-traffic-stats

[nchah]

Hello,

I tried to test it out but I didn't get a "Bad credentials" response.
Do you think it could be from a failed login attempt? It can sometimes be hard to see what password you're typing on the command line since there's no indicator.
https://developer.github.com/v3/#failed-login-limit

[29988122]

It was my environment's problem..whether it's incomplete install of requests or python 2/3.
I tried a clean VM, and your script worked very well.

Sorry for taking your time, I ignored basic things!

[29988122]

Sorry for asking another question:
Is this error due to non-ascii path?

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 277, in
main(args.username, args.repo, args.save_csv)
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 267, in main
store_csv(csv_file_name, repo, traffic_response, 'views')
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 206, in store_csv
with open(file_path, 'a') as csvfile:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/a29988122/\xe6\xa1\x8c\xe9\x9d\xa2/github-traffic-stats/data/2017-09-13-01h-09m-traffic-stats.csv'

EDIT: I changed desktop path name, and it's like this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 277, in
main(args.username, args.repo, args.save_csv)
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 267, in main
store_csv(csv_file_name, repo, traffic_response, 'views')
File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 206, in store_csv
with open(file_path, 'a') as csvfile:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/a29988122/Desktop/github-traffic-stats/data/2017-09-13-01h-29m-traffic-stats.csv'

Sorry I'm a noob on this...it might seem easy to you, but I sucked : (

[nchah]

No worries!! Everyone is learning something new :)
Could you tell me what directory you are running the script from and also what are you typing on the command line?:

• Example:
  From the directory "/my/directory":
  $ python github-traffic-stats.py '29988122' 'ALL' 'save_csv'

[29988122]

Thank you!

It was under ~/Desktop/github-traffic-stats/python
(or should I write /home/a29988122/Desktop/github-traffic-stats/python ?)

And I executed:
sudo python github-traffic-stats.py '29988122' 'Fate-Grand-Order_Lua' 'save_csv'

The results are the same with or without sudo.
Python 2.7 I guess, linux mint 18.2
Fresh new install.

Password:
> Fate-Grand-Order_Lua - Visitors
Date		Views	Unique visitors
Totals		1026	149
2017-08-29	1	1
2017-08-30	99	19
2017-08-31	33	15
2017-09-01	67	17
2017-09-02	55	13
2017-09-03	23	9
2017-09-04	44	9
2017-09-05	29	10
2017-09-06	54	7
2017-09-07	65	12
2017-09-08	65	11
2017-09-09	31	11
2017-09-10	246	58
2017-09-11	165	22
2017-09-12	49	13

> Fate-Grand-Order_Lua - Git clones
Date		Clones	Unique cloners
Totals		4	4
2017-09-01	2	2
2017-09-02	2	2

> Fate-Grand-Order_Lua - Referring sites
Date		Views	Unique visitors
Totals		327	64
github.c...	248	38 
ptt.cc		56	14 
Google		13	5 
ankulua-...	4	3 
translat...	3	2 
l.facebo...	2	1 
medium.c...	1	1 

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 277, in <module>
    main(args.username, args.repo, args.save_csv)
  File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 267, in main
    store_csv(csv_file_name, repo, traffic_response, 'views')
  File "github-traffic-stats.py", line 206, in store_csv
    with open(file_path, 'a') as csvfile:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/a29988122/Desktop/github-traffic-stats/data/2017-09-13-01h-30m-traffic-stats.csv'

[nchah]

Okay, I could replicate it. If I copied just the "github-traffic-stats.py" script into a completely new folder and ran it I got the same error.

Try to make sure that a directory like "/home/a29988122/Desktop/github-traffic-stats/data/" exists.

Or to explain what the code does now, if your current directory is "/home/user/my/folder/" and the script is at "/home/user/my/folder/github-traffic-stats.py" then try to make sure there is a "/home/user/my/folder/data/" directory. The script tries to save the CSV with that logic.

[29988122]

Okay, it's due to the fact that I directly cloned your repo, and there's no /data folder in it, only sample-data. The problem's exactly as you said, solved after I manually created /data folder!

Thank you for your work, it helped a lot.
(now I can brag about visitor count on my resume.. XD )

[nchah]

Great! Glad it worked out =)