fider-py
Features
- 🗣️ Fider api routes, including current beta
- ♻️ Retry Strategy Sensible defaults to reliably retry/back-off fetching data from coingecko
- ✏️ Code Formatting Fully typed with mypy and code formatters black / isort
- ⚒️ Modern tooling using uv, ruff, and pre-commit
- 📥 GitHub Actions CI/CD to automate everything
- ↩️ Code Coverage Fully tested using tools like Codecov
- 🐍 Python Support All minor versions from 3.10 are supported
Installation
$ pip install fider-py
Usage
>>> from fiderpy import Fider
# unauthenticated client
>>> client = Fider(host="https://demo.fider.io")
# all API responses are wrapped in a FiderAPIResponse instance
>>> client.posts.get_posts() # default limit is 30
FiderAPIResponse(
message="Successfully fetched data.",
data=[
Post(
id=1,
number=1,
title="Test Post",
slug="test-post",
description="This is a test post",
created_at="2021-01-01T00:00:00Z",
user=User(
id=1,
name="John Doe",
role="admin"
),
has_voted=False,
votes_count=0,
comments_count=0,
status="open",
response=None,
tags=["test"]
),
],
errors=None
)
Documentation
See full documentation with examples here.
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