Simyan
A Python wrapper for the Comicvine API.
Installation
pip install Simyan
Example Usage
from datetime import timedelta
from pathlib import Path
from simyan.comicvine import Comicvine
session = Comicvine(
api_key="Comicvine API Key",
cache_path=Path("cache.sqlite"), # Optional, defaults to ~/.cache/simyan/cache.sqlite
cache_expiry=timedelta(days=1), # Optional, defaults to 14 days
ratelimit_path=Path(
"ratelimits.sqlite"
), # Optional, defaults to ~/.cache/simyan/ratelimits.sqlite
)
# Search for Publisher
results = session.list_publishers(params={"filter": "name:DC Comics"})
for publisher in results:
print(f"{publisher.id} | {publisher.name} - {publisher.site_url}")
# Get details for a Volume
result = session.get_volume(volume_id=26266)
print(result.summary)
Documentation
Bugs/Requests
Please use the GitHub issue tracker to submit bugs or request features.
Contributing
- When running a new test for the first time, set the environment variable
COMICVINE__API_KEYto your Comicvine API key. The responses will be cached in thetests/cache.sqlitedatabase without your key.
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