Soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content, 'html.parser')Ĭsrf = soup.find('input', ") Here is a working example, obviously you will need to change the username and password to your own: import requests You'll need to use an instance of request.Session to post to their login endpoint and maintain the cookie(s) that result from that process.Īdditionally, this site utilizes a csrf token that you must first extract from the login page in order to include it with your post to the login endpoint. How can I fix this?īy passing an auth parameter to get, you're attempting to utilize HTTP Basic Authentication, which is not what this particular site uses. This must mean I am improperly authenticating the website. It is supposed to download the mxl file for this score. Read the developer handbook for instructions to build MuseScore for your OS.
The latest MuseScore code is always available in the GitHub repository. Download the source files for the stable release of MuseScore. This code downloads a webpage saying I need to sign in to download the file. MuseScore é um programa de código aberto licenciado pelo GNU GPL. R = requests.get(url, auth=(user, password), stream=True)įor chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024): As I understand it, this url executes code that downloads the file, and is not an actual path to the file. This link is the same for every file, but with that file's particular ID number in it. (However, a few months ago, it was free to download.) The Musescore company said that this is about copyright and licensing, and they must pay the copyright owners.
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I have no idea where on the website the mxl file for score is located, but I know that to download the file, one must visit this url: Musescore Pro (6.99/mo) is required to download sheet music from recently. The last number in the URL is the id number for this file. I'm working with the website '' that has many files in the '.mxl' format that I need to download automatically with Python.Įach file on the website has a unique ID number.
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