Overview
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A framework for working with the FreelanceHunt API.
- Requirements:
Python 3.8
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Installation
To install use:
pip install freelancehunt-api
Documentation
Quick usage:
from freelancehunt import FreelanceHuntClient
fl = FreelanceHuntClient('YOUR_API_TOKEN')
my_profile = fl.profiles.my_profile
print(my_profile.full_name)
#...The freelancehunt-api documentation available here.
The Current Version
Now active version is: 0.1.3
Licence
The freelancehunt-api is MIT licenced
1 maintainer
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