plurk.py 0.0.3

An unofficial Plurk API 2.0 SDK for Python 3.8+.

plurk.py

An modern library of interacting with Plurk API 2.0 for Python 3.8+.

Features

• Access Plurk API with OAuth easily. (Code example)
• Full sync and async API call support.
• Support all API endpoints listed in the official API doc.
• A helper function to subscribe to timeline updates easily. (Code example)

Requirement

• Python 3.8+

Testing dependencies requires Python 3.8+. The package might still works for Python 3.7 though it is not recommended.

Installation

$ pip3 install plurk.py

Quickstart

See the example below for how to use plurk.py.

Replace the value of APP_KEY and APP_SECRET with your Plurk app's key and secret. If you haven't create a Plurk app yet, visit the App Sign Up page to register your app and retrieve your app key and app secret.

Note that using hardcoded credentials is a bad practice. The script here is only for demonstration purpose, do not use it without modification in production.

from plurk import Client

APP_KEY = '<your-plurk-app-key>'
APP_SECRET = '<your-plurk-app-secret>'


with Client(APP_KEY, APP_SECRET) as client:
    # Get app user's access token
    request_token = client.get_request_token()
    auth_url = client.get_auth_url(request_token)
    print('Plurk OAuth authorization URL (open it with browser): ', auth_url)
    auth_code = input('Please input the authorization code retrieved from authorization URL: ')
    client.fetch_access_token(request_token, auth_code)

    # Access Plurk API
    user_data = client.users.me()
    print('Display name: ', user_data.display_name)
    print('Plurks created: ', user_data.plurks_count)

For async example, check here.

Development

$ git clone [e-mail]:shc261392/plurk.py.git
$ cd plurk.py
$ make test
$ make install

make install will automatically create a virtualenv in the current folder named .venv.

To run test suite:

$ make test

Dependencies

plurk.py depends on the following brilliant works:

• Authlib for OAuth. The project uses the forked version.
• httpx, a solid library for both sync and async HTTP requests
• pydantic for building data models with great typing and validation support.