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Will come back in this lecture and show you how to use your hospitality with Michael Python to send

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a post request to if this and that which will generate an email notification.

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And by the end of this, this email notification is going to look something like this in this example.

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And this notification email is just simply consisting of text and of code in here, three values that

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come from a sensor.

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In this case, I'm noticing a real sensor, but just dummy data from a random function on my hospital

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to make a Python script.

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I'm not using any hardware at all for these examples other than the specific to itself.

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So let's have a look at how you can go about implementing a function like this.

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Here, I've got my if this and that account I've already looked in, he can get a free account if he

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don't have one already.

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And this is my email applet that I'm targeting through my post history request on my micro python script.

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So I'll look inside first to see what that looks like.

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And I'm going to.

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Click on this part here to edit.

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The appellate and have a little sorry, so the appellate judge consisting of a subject which can contain

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ingredients in this case, the only including the record is the event name.

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And then they've got the body right here, which can contain some simple Timal, mostly text and of

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course, the ingredients.

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You can add ingredients from this list right here.

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So you can see it's not terribly rich.

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It's only got an event name, a time of occurrence and then three values that you can include in here.

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And that's why I have gone for three Dommy since Durov values and you can see right there and that's

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about it when I made it at a couple of breakpoints here.

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And then save.

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All right, so let's get back to normal now, considered connected and is waiting for a post request

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from my script on the other side.

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Now, on the macro Python side, I've got the sample script right here in the credentials file.

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Again, the credentials file is similar to what you have seen in the previous lectures.

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It's got my wi fi network credentials.

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But in this case, I also need the if this thing that key the key is what allows me to post to if this

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and that without my post being rejected by if this is that.

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So this is an important string that you need to get and to get that after you logged into your if the

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Senate account, go to your profile, you click on my services.

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Look for the Web service.

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And then click on the Coquille button and you'll see your efforts on that key right there.

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And so just copy that and put that into your Jason credentials file.

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So let's go back and I'm going to go.

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Into my micro python event, back into this, I'm just going to wait for activities, for activity records,

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so I'm just going to leave this page open and see any new activity coming through.

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So back to the script now.

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I've got information about all the various resources that will be using here, including if this and

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that.

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This is how you can create an account and learn more about the web hooks that will be using done in

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the script itself.

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You'll see that most of it now is familiar with scripts that you've seen, the previous few lectures

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and opening up the credentials file using the usual open construct, cutting the same header inserted

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earlier in the previous lecture, because I'll be sending a JSON payload to if this and that.

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That's a content type and this is the you are real for the post request.

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So the trigger has a name, which is you Python.

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This is the name of the event that I have created on if this and that.

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I send you to add that in here.

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And then after the with a key component of the euro, I pass the efficient that key for my account.

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Remember, this is private is going to be different for you than what it is for me.

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So you need to get your if this and that key and paste it in here in the credentials file and that makes

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up the post.

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You are real.

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There's no change to the do connect method and lines.

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Sixty three, sixty five are identical then I'm not repeating this operation more than one.

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So I'm only doing a single post request to the official that every time that I click on the play button,

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I don't have a timer to trigger these emails again.

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And I'm not using an infinite loop because there's something I want to do.

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Only occasionally I'm just going to do it when I actually click on the play button.

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So when I click on the play button, the script is going to create those three random dummy sensor values

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for temperature, humidity and pressure.

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I'll create the Jason document like this by passing those random values across knowledge that have got

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value one, value two and value three four the names of these key value pairs.

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So these are keys for those values.

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So I'm using the same names as the names for the ingredients in the efficient that app.

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Or applet, and then in line 80, I'm doing the post request, those requests to post.

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And putting the euro ahead, US and the chase and data file waiting for the response to come back and

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his response content stored inside the efficient debt, and it's called back variable.

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And then I'm simply printing that response to the schill while I wait for that email to arrive in my

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email account.

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OK, so let's go ahead and try this in practice.

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I have already uploaded the efficient credentials file to the tune and I'm going to click on the play

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button to execute the script.

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OK, try again.

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Yeah, does take a couple of times to do this, maybe the security is running something in the background

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anyway, so got successful response.

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So they try to send through this Jason payload and we got congratulations from if this is that if I

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refresh this page, I should see.

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Information that my Web hook was successfully.

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Received, so there is value one, two and three, so this that these values match with the values that

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the authorities did send.

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And then have a look at my.

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An email.

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And she received an email bagenal with this payload as well.

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So it was moved things aside, to be able to compare the virus.

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So there's temperature 47 degrees, humidity 48.

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And Patricia.

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64.

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I say, OK, so she can see this works quite well.

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It is relatively fast as well.

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I just did it one more time and.

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It's refresh.

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The activity page and.

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There's a new values, seventy seven for value, three, twenty nine for value, one, forty four for

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value two and a copy of the email that was sent out.

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See if it's arrived.

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And there's an email.

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All right, that works, so that's how you can use your especially two with micro python to send out

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a notification email via if this.

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And then, of course, now that you know how to do that, you'll be able to do many more things in the

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efficient that network.

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There is one more example in this section that I want to show you, and that is how to get current weather

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information for your location or any other location on the planet using the open weather map service.