mystbin-py 2.1.2

A small simple wrapper around the mystb.in API.

MystBin.py!

A small simple wrapper around the MystB.in API.

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Features

• - POSTing to the API, which will return the provided url.
• - GETting from the API, provided you know the URL or paste ID.
• - DELETEing from the API, provided the paste is attached to your account.
• - PATCHing to the API, provided the paste is attached to your account.
• - Ability to pass in a sync or async session / parameter so it is flexible.
• - Write a real underlying Client for this, it will be required for...
• - ... Authorization. Awaiting the API making this public as it is still WIP.

Installation

This project will be on PyPI as a stable release, you can always find that there.

Installing via pip:

python -m pip install -U mystbin.py
# or for optional sync addon...
python -m pip install -U mystbin.py[requests]

Installing from source:

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/AbstractUmbra/mystbin-py.git #[requests] for sync addon

Usage examples

Since the project is considered multi-sync, it will work in a sync/async environment, see the optional dependency of requests below.

# async example - it will default to async
import mystbin

mystbin_client = mystbin.Client()
#NOTE: The `api_key` kwarg in the Client constructor is optional.

paste = await mystbin_client.post("Hello from MystBin!", syntax="python")
str(paste)
>>> 'https://mystb.in/<your generated ID>.python'

paste.url
>>> 'https://mystb.in/<your generated ID>.python'

get_paste = await mystbin_client.get("https://mystb.in/<your generated ID>")
str(get_paste)
>>> "Hello from MystBin!"

paste.created_at
>>> datetime.datetime(2020, 10, 6, 10, 53, 57, 556741)

# sync example - we need to pass a session though
import mystbin
import requests

sync_session = requests.Session()
mystbin_client = mystbin.Client(session=sync_session) ## optional api_key kwarg also

paste = mystbin_client.post("Hello from sync Mystb.in!", syntax="text")
str(paste)
>>> 'https://mystb.in/<your generated ID>.text'

NOTE: the session - aiohttp or requests - will have their default headers changed during init to support the Authorization header with the api key if present, and there is a timeout of 15s for each operation.

Dependencies

aiohttp - required
requests - optional