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google_play_reader
Python3 library to get information about apps on Google Play Store.
Install
$pip install google_play_reader
Usage
from google_play_reader.models import AppEntry
app_entry = AppEntry("com.newsblur")
name = app_entry.get_name()
rating_value, rating_count = app_entry.get_rating()
downloads = app_entry.get_downloads()
category = app_entry.get_category()
# ...
Contributing
Feel free to create pull requests. Be sure that your code passes our checkers:
$tox -e py36
Tests
Tests are still not being made properly. So far you can check whether it is working by running:
$python -m google_play_reader.models
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