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Kyly is a simple and basic API wrapper for Bitly.

Installing using pypi:

pip install kyly

Example:

First generate an access token here.

import kyly

#kyly = kyly.KyLy(token='your token here')

kyly = kyly.KyLy(token='')


#x = kyly.shorten("your link here")
#shorten a link
x = kyly.shorten("https://github.com/centipede000")

#print shortened URL
print(x)

Output:

>>> https://bit.ly/3gMqqnk

The Bitly API has ratelimits, keep those in mind while using.

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