api.sh for Python
Official Python client for api.sh: public web data from TikTok, Instagram, Amazon, Zillow, Google and 70+ platforms as clean JSON. Every endpoint is a typed method.
pip install api-sh
from apish import Apish
apish = Apish() # reads APISH_API_KEY; or Apish("ash_live_…") (https://app.api.sh/keys)
profile = apish.tiktok.profile(username="nasa")
print(profile["followers"], profile.meta.credits_used, profile.meta.request_id)
results = apish.amazon.search(q="headphones", options={"raw": False})
Python 3.9+, sync (Apish) and asyncio (AsyncApish).
Calls
apish.<platform>.<endpoint>(**params, options=...): one method per endpoint, with keyword-only typed parameters and the price in its docstring.apish.call(route, params, options): any route, e.g.apish.call("/reddit/v1/subreddit", {"subreddit": "python"}).- Options:
raw(False leaves out raw source blocks),fields,fresh,output("csv" / "ndjson" returns text),timeout,max_retries. - Results are dicts with
.meta(request_id,credits_used,credits_remaining,status,seconds). - Retries 502/503/504 and network errors with backoff (failed calls are never charged).
for page in apish.paginate("/reddit/v1/subreddit", {"subreddit": "python"}, max_pages=5):
print(len(page["posts"]))
from apish import ApishError
try:
apish.zillow.property(url=url)
except ApishError as e:
print(e.status, e.message, e.insufficient_credits, e.spend_limit, e.request_id)
Async
import asyncio
from apish import AsyncApish
async def main():
async with AsyncApish() as apish:
print((await apish.reddit.subreddit(subreddit="python"))["posts"][0]["title"])
asyncio.run(main())
Account (free)
apish.account.get() # balance, plan, spend, limits
apish.account.usage(days=30)
apish.account.logs(status="error")
apish.account.result(request_id) # a past response again, free, 30 days
AI agents
from apish.tools import openai_tools, anthropic_tools, run_tool
tools = openai_tools() # apish_search + apish_call (or openai_tools(["/tiktok/v1/profile"]))
text = run_tool(apish, name, arguments) # when the model calls a tool
# LangChain: pip install "api-sh[langchain]"
from apish.langchain import apish_tools
tools = apish_tools(apish)
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Docs: https://api.sh/docs/sdks · License: MIT
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