Unexpected identifier in urlfetch json

[jakupo]

hello, some time ago I was using a small variant of the command to obtain the COD stats, but it turns out that from one day to the next it began to fail and currently I am not able to obtain any result besides “Unexpected identifier”

This is my command:

$(eval s=$(urlfetch json https://api.tracker.gg/api/v2/warzone/standard/profile/battlenet/romii96%231777/).data.segments[1].stats; r=s.kdRatio.value; k=s.kills.value; d=s.deaths.value; w=s.wins.value; h=s.timePlayed.displayValue; `Wins: ${w} | Kills: ${k} | Deaths: ${d} | Kills/Deaths Ratio: ${r} | tiempo jugado: ${h}`)

I checked that the data obtained from the json were correct, and so far I have not detected any errors.

It would be of great help if you could tell me where the error is or what other option I could use to obtain the data

Greetings.

[Emily]

Hey @jakupo!

@jakupo

It would be of great help if you could tell me where the error is or what other option I could use to obtain the data

Warzone API Stopped Working

Yup, so I just checked and the server returns a 403, so that’s likely that they blocked requests coming from Nightbot, there’s nothing we can do to change or fix that. Sorry, the command is dead. They have an alternative way to get the data out of the website: you need to create an account, an app, and maintain an authentication token, but Warzone isn’t an available option (yet?).

[jakupo]

Thanks for the information, I was afraid this would be the case, since I was planning to replicate the same formula on the same server but for OW2