Im trying to use this in Snap!
to send audio to my python database.
What Python code would I use to retrieve the data from the SEND part of the block?
(Yes I know there is no URL in the image)
Well, you could send the data as a header and grab the data from the received header…
I'm sending data via the block, not Python.
Yes. I am suggesting you use the block’s header section along with a key-value pair where the value is your “audio” variable, or, if it’s a list, the JSON of that variable.
EDIT: Sorry for the lack of visuals, I’m not near a computer now and can’t use Snap! on mobile easily
How would I receive this data in Python?
Hmm. Sorry, I’m just now realizing the link I provided wasn’t accurate, haha. I will look into it tomorrow when I have access to a computer. 
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This is probably a solution! It's an edited version of the code from Simple API using Flask. Easy steps to create a simple API in… | by Renu Khandelwal | Level Up Coding.
from flask import Flask, jsonify, request
app= Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/whatever-you-want", methods=["POST"])
def whatever-you-want():
if request.method=='POST':
posted_data = request.get_json()
data = str(posted_data['data']) # The actual data you want! It's sent through the "send" input on the block.
return(jsonify("whatever-you-want"))
400 Bad Request: The browser (or proxy) sent a request that this server could not understand.
Hmm. I didn't get any errors when I was running it earlier, I will look into it tomorrow.
(2 days later)
Lol
Apologies- I've kinda been preoccupied with other projects.
Totally understandable.
Do you still need help? If so, I've a question: Why not just use the URL parameters to send data like so:
@app.route(url.com/<data>/)
def recieveData(data):
pass
(Correct my code if I'm wrong. I haven't done any coding whatsoever for like the past few months. Although you may have noticed that as I just kinda quit Snap! for a while.)
I think there's a limit on the length a URL can be.
Within Google or Snap!? If you're talking about Google, I doubt he will exceed the limits considering the highly long URLs I've seen. And in Snap! I tried it out and it doesn't seem to say anything if I put in a really long string in the URL block (although, to be fair, it's not like the string is an actual URL so maybe that might be affecting something though I think not).
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