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       3 years ago 

      What is this?
      key = try_load_key("active.key", "owner.key")
      Do you need both keys?

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           3 years ago 

          Hi, you only need one key. Use active.key.

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               3 years ago 

              Ok, I tried
              key = try_load_key("active.key")

              and this
              bids = [
              { "card_detail_id": 439, "amount": 2, "bid_usd": "6.00", "edition": 7 }
              ]
              and this change
              def get_sale_by_card(id, edition, gold=True):

              Is generating this output which is not what I was expecting.
              Buying 439 at $1500, 455746.9692826542645971893066 DEC

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               3 years ago 

              Sorry about that - I've updated the script to support gold cards and fix this bug you encountered. Just include "gold": True in the bid after updating.

              e.g.
              { "card_detail_id": 439, "amount": 2, "bid_usd": "6.00", "edition": 7, "gold": True }

              Edit: code

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                   3 years ago 

                  Sorry I am python noob and not very good at debugging it. I updated to the latest version but I get the following error while trying a dry run (nice option). I suspect card_detail_id and edition are both integers while gold is a string this is a problem. Also I had to tweak the bid json to "gold":"True" (quotes around True)

                  Traceback (most recent call last):
                  File "/home/ubuntu/splinterlands/beem/NFTCardShop.py", line 93, in
                  if(not buy_first(bids, args.owner, args.dry)):
                  File "/home/ubuntu/splinterlands/beem/NFTCardShop.py", line 77, in buy_first
                  for sale in get_sorted_sales(bid["card_detail_id"], bid["edition"], bid["gold"]):
                  TypeError: string indices must be integers

                  ps - doominion-spy ran out of RC and couldnt post so I had to switch accounts

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                       3 years ago 

                      Hmm. Well "gold" should be just the symbol true, not the string "True".

                      Could it be that your bids.json is not an array? Happy to help debug it if it's something else too.

                      bids.json

                      [
{ "card_detail_id": 439, "amount": 2, "bid_usd": "6.00", "edition": 7, "gold": True }
]

                      Edit: code

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                           3 years ago 

                          with "gold":True I get errors in json.loads
                          with "gold":true or "gold":"True" I get the set_sorted_sales error I mentioned previously.

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                               3 years ago 

                              Where did you get that message?

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