podns 0.2.2

A Pronouns over DNS specification compliant Python API.

podns_py

A Pronouns over DNS specification compliant Python API.

Documentation

Fetching from domain record.

If you want to fetch someones pronouns from their domain, see the below:

Note that we support both synchronous and asynchronous lookups.

import asyncio

import podns.dns


async def main() -> None:
    domain = "abigail.sh"
    podns.dns.fetch_pronouns_from_domain_sync(domain)
    await podns.dns.fetch_pronouns_from_domain_async(domain)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

Parsing a raw list

If you already have fetched the users pronouns, or are just parsing a raw literal:

import podns.parser

podns.parser.parse_pronoun_records([
    "she/her",
    "they/them/theirs;preferred"
])

Optional pedantic kwarg on user APIs

For all user-level APIs (that is, podns.dns.fetch_pronouns_from_domain_* and podns.parser.parse_pronoun_records), there is an optional kwarg, pedantic, that defaults to False.

• Setting this to True will raise errors on all specification-violating parse errors from the provided records.
• Setting this to False will only raise errors on egregious specification violations that make parsing impossible. When set to False, podns will do its' best to infer intent when met with trivial violations, it will however never return a podns.pronouns.PronounsResponse that violates the specification.

[!NOTE] there was exactly zero usage of generative ai involved during the development of this package, including autocomplete.