fourch
fourch (stylized as 4ch) is a wrapper to the 4chan JSON API, provided by moot. It allows you to interact with 4chan (in a READONLY way) easily through your scripts.
Originally <strike>stolen</strike> forked from e000/py-4chan, but then I moved repos and renamed stuff since I’m pretty bad about that.
Requirements
Python 2.7 (what I test with, 2.x might work)
requests
Notes
This isn’t guaranteed to work all the time; after all, the API may change, and 4ch will have to be updated accordingly.
If a feature is missing, open an issue on the repo, and it may well be implemented.
Running / Usage
Install & import: $ pip install 4ch, import fourch
See the docs
Contributing
If you’re interested in contributing to the usability of 4ch, or just want to give away stars, you can visit the 4ch github repo.
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