#MD-filter-auth

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main apex
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however, you won't be able to filter it based on the merchant unfortunately

ripe merlin
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ok thankyou

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error: type object 'Authorization' has no attribute 'created'

main apex
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you'd want to pass it as a parameter inside list(...)

ripe merlin
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oh ok

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how exactly would I format it because i'm still getting an error

main apex
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what language are you using?

ripe merlin
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python

main apex
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so in python created is a dictionary and then you'd pass gt as a key and set the value

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I'm not super skilled in python but It should be something like

created=[gt=1000] or something similar

ripe merlin
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still not working:

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response = stripe.issuing.Authorization.list(created["gt"]=1000)

main apex
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what's the error?

ripe merlin
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SyntaxError: expression cannot contain assignment

main apex
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it should be created= a dictionary I think

ripe merlin
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I did: response = stripe.issuing.Authorization.list(created=gt["1000"])

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I got this error: TypeError: 'builtin_function_or_method' object is not subscriptable

main apex
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hmmm sorry about that, let me ask a colleague to see if they know the correct syntax for this

ripe merlin
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ok thankyou

main apex
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sorry its taking a while

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can you try
.list(created={"gte": <anyvalue>})

ripe merlin
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that doesn't seem like python syntax it's coming up as red

main apex
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ugh that's what I figured 😦

swift pulsar
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👋 the syntax hanzo gave you is real python

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Can you clarify what the issue is and what exact error you get?

ripe merlin
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I did response = stripe.issuing.Authorization.list(created=["gte": <10000>]) and got '(' was not closed

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it also says '[' wasn't closed

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as you can see though it is closed

swift pulsar
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sure but that's not what my colleague told you to do

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you're using square brackets [ ] and they said curly brackets { }

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also < > shouldn't be here, it was just an example 😅

ripe merlin
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oops sorry

swift pulsar
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response = stripe.issuing.Authorization.list(created={"gte": 10000>})

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I archived your other thread too since this is another question about python

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Please ask here if you have a follow up question

swift pulsar
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@ripe merlin are you still having issues?

ripe merlin
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it's working now thankyou very much. I was just testing it

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i have one more issue

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I don't seem to be getting the has_more attribute

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I'll paste here the request i sent

swift pulsar
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just print(response.has_more) and you'll see it

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you're just misunderstanding python mostly really

ripe merlin
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Oh you're right that's weird. It wasn't anywhere in the file and i couldn't find it in the authorisation docs

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why don't I see it in the response text?

swift pulsar
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because of the way you wrote your code mostly with your loop, you're already looking at each Authorization in the data array, not what is at the "list" level