Py-Allenite is a full-fleged Python wrapper to develop applications integrating Allenite’s API.
⏩ Quick Example
In this example, we will fetch a random meme using the API.
main.py
from allenite_api import AlleniteClient
client = AlleniteClient()
meme = client.get_random_meme()
# The 0th index is the title and the 1st index is the image url.
print(meme[0], ':', meme[1])👩🏫 Installation
pip install py-allenite
📈 Required Python Modules
The list of required python modules can be found in the requirements.txt file.
📜 Documentation
To view the documentation for this project, visit the documentation page.
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