ADNpy aims to be an easy-to-use Python library for interacting with the App.net API.
Installation
To install Requests, simply:
$ pip install adnpyDocumentation
Documentation is available at http://adnpy.readthedocs.org/.
Quick Start
In order to use ADNpy, You’ll to need an access token. If you don’t already have one, first create an app, and then generate an access token for your app.
import adnpy
adnpy.api.add_authorization_token(<Access Token Here>)
# Create a post
post, meta = adnpy.api.create_post(data={'text':'Hello App.net from adnpy!'})
# Take a look at recent checkins
posts, meta = adnpy.api.get_explore_stream('checkins')
for post in posts:
print post
# You can even paginate through checkins using the cursor method.
# Cursors will obey rate limits (by blocking until retries are
# permitted), and will allow you to page through the entire stream.
for post in adnpy.cursor(adnpy.api.get_explore_stream, 'checkins'):
print post1 maintainer
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