It does not work if I do this:
const OpenAI = require('openai'); const openai = new OpenAI({ apiKey: [[CHATGPTAPIKEY]] }); async function main() { const completion = await openai.chat.completions.create({ model: [[MODEL]], messages: [ {"role": "system", "content": "You are a "+[[COMMENTSTYLE]]+" assistant."}, {"role": "user", "content": [[SAVED_TEXT]]} ], temperature: [[TEMPERATURE2]], max_tokens: 150, stop: ["\n", "User:"], n: 1 }); [[OUTPUT]] = completion.choices[0]; } main();In what format bas cookies
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@majdi105 said in In what format bas cookies:
i need to export the cookies and import it in another software that accept only Json or netscape
what is the bas cookies format so i can search for converterThe BAS has its own format, you need to implement it yourself
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@majdi105 said in In what format bas cookies:
So it will work only on bas
that's bad
is there any way to convert itI say that you yourself should write the converter
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@majdi105 said in In what format bas cookies:
i need to export the cookies and import it in another software that accept only Json or netscape
what is the bas cookies format so i can search for converterTry using chrome plugins
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I have this problem also. I used to save Chrome cookies in older BAS versions with a BAS cookie converter javascript code I found on the forum. But with the latest version, this code is now broken and no longer works. How exactly can one use Chrome plugins to do this?
I only found one Chrome plugin to save cookies in Json format for import to Puppeteer. Will that also work for import to Chrome? How do i use it in BAS?
