TikTok-Api VS flutter_reactive_ble

I tried TikAPI, but the API request limitations make it impossible... Now I found this unofficial API on GitHub but I am lost...

I've never used the TikTokApi (hell, I've never used TT), but this does look very similar to the following (currently unfixed) bug from Dev 2022: https://github.com/davidteather/TikTok-Api/issues/979

So I was trying to use the unofficial python tiktok api and when I run it gives me this error:

You would need some form of API. Check out: https://github.com/davidteather/TikTok-Api

Here's a TikTok API for Python. And here's the Hue API (obviously, that's only useful if you have Phillips Hue lights).

But so far TikTok seems to be annoying to crawl, as in most tools like TikTokAPI, tiktok-scraper or more generally yt-dlp break regularly. My own basic attempts work for some data but I'm more or less waiting for them to break, too.

And there's not a working version of an Unofficial API either--seems TikTok has enabled captchas to prevent data scraping.

So what you're telling me is I shouldn't apply to TikTok having created TikTok-API

Not sure why people here are saying there isn't an API available for TikTok. https://github.com/davidteather/TikTok-Api is a free API that can be uses.

As part of a project centered around TikTok (coming soon!) I needed a way to get a video's media. The closest thing that TikTok officially provides is their oembed API, but unfortunately this only includes basic information like title, thumbnail_url etc. And other unofficial APIs cost money or require python, which I don't want to do. So I needed another way to retrieve this info.

To use Postman, you need to create a user in the bridge for access for your desktop computer. You can do so by following the quickstart tutorial in the documentation, for which you need to sign up here: https://developers.meethue.com/

Before you can use such a tool, you need to create an account within your bridge for your desktop. If you sign up here and follow the gerring started guide, you end up with such an account: https://developers.meethue.com/

But soon after I had a play with these I moved to Philips Hue. The bridge exposes a very nice API which makes programming easier and it offers a lot more possibilities. I'd say Hue is worth it when your intention is to program lighting yourself. If you sign up here, you can browse the documentation: https://developers.meethue.com/

By using Postman and eyeballing stuff, trying out settings, google things etc. There's no documentation about the inner workings of motion sensors on https://developers.meethue.com/

To access the documentation and go through a getting started guide which results in a user in your bridge for your desktop, sign up here: https://developers.meethue.com/

Here's a TikTok API for Python. And here's the Hue API (obviously, that's only useful if you have Phillips Hue lights).

You have to sign up to access the documentation: https://developers.meethue.com/

Yes, but only if you're not shy using your platform of choice to call it's API using http requests. To access the documentation, you have to sign up here: https://developers.meethue.com/

Check out the examples in any of the libraries you think about using. For instance, here's the flutter_reactive_ble. https://github.com/PhilipsHue/flutter_reactive_ble/tree/master/example