added regex in place of URL search, fix URL change #43
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Yes we can try to add a regex to read the url, I'll have a look at it as soon as I have time, probably next week |
ScrappyCocco
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It looks like they've changed the URL again. I'm not sure why it keeps changing, but this time I tried to make an update to handle this particular portion of the URL as a regex. Unfortunately I'm not strong enough in Python to attempt to handle the actual web request, so I updated that part and it's still hard-coded. But the section where it looks for the API key, I updated to use a regex to hopefully match regardless of what the URL changes to.