AnyAPI
AnyAPI is a small library to get rid of boilerplate code reused in many projects where interaction with APIs is needed.
AnyAPI:
- uses
requests.Session - has default timeout
- has configurable pool size
- has retry policy in case of 429 error
- has
getandpostmethods defined
How to use
pip install anyapi2
from anyapi import API
class SomeServiceAPI(API):
BASE_URL = 'https://some-api-service.com'
some_service = SomeServiceAPI()
response = some_service.get('/v1/items')
response.raise_for_status()
result = response.json()
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