get loved projects of a user #257
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Signed-off-by: Tim <53166177+TimMcCool@users.noreply.github.com>
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The scratch API does not provide an endpoint to fetch the list of projects loved by a given user. However, the scratch website does actually have a hidden link that displays the list of projects loved by a user as well as the number of projects loved by said user:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/all/<user>/loves/This is most likely a legacy feature from an earlier version of the scratch website.
This pull requests introduces the
User.loves()andUser.loves_count()functions that parse this page and return a list of project objects and the number of loved projects respectively.NOTE: Since the webpage only provides some of the detail for the projects compared to the detail provided by the API for projects, so the Project objects that are instantiated contain less detail.
The parameter
get_full_projectcan be set to True to make a web request for each project to fully instantiate it, using theProject.update()method.