py-reddit 1.1.5

Reddit and python, made simple.

py-reddit

A package that can be used to get reddit submissions, and their various attributes. The package supports both synchronous and asynchronous development. I am more familiar with synchronous programming, but have tried my best at making a good asynchronous implementation. The package is written in Python 3.10, and uses requests and aiohttp as its main dependencies.

Updates will be coming soon, thank you for viewing this package, please consider using it.

Version - 1.1.5

Socials - KING7077 - GitHub

Installation methods:

pip3 install py-reddit

py -3 -m pip install py-reddit

python3 -m pip install py-reddit

Example usage:

import reddit

client = reddit.Client('agent', 'key')

subreddit = client.Subreddit('top', 'subreddit-here') # supports 'top', 'new' or 'hot' type of submissions

print(subreddit.selftext(0)) #gets the selftext of the first post here

Asynchronus client:

import reddit
import asyncio

client = reddit.AsyncClient()

subreddit = client.Subreddit('top', 'subreddit-here') # supports 'top', 'new' or 'hot' type of submissions

async def main():
    print(await subreddit.selftext(0))

asyncio.run(main())

The package is still under active development

CHANGELOG

February 21, 2022

Just changing package DIRs - 1.1.5

February 21, 2022

You can now specify the number of posts you want to fetch in Client.Subreddit() and AsyncClient.Subreddit(). For example:

import reddit

subreddit = reddit.Client('agent', 'key').Subreddit('top', 'memes', 100) # To fetch 100 posts. If a limit is not specified, it defaults to 25

Similar for the Async Client

limit does not follow a zero index, but all the methods under Subreddit() follow zero index. This may be changed sooner or later

​- 1.1.4

February 20, 2022

Bettered the asynchronous implementation of the project. Much faster now. Renamed Client.Subreddit.url to Client.Subreddit.post_url, the same change for the asynchronous client - 1.1.3

February 19, 2022

Minor changes to the description of the project - 1.1.2

February 19, 2022

Minor changes to the description of the project - 1.1.1

February 19, 2022

The project actually works now - 1.1.0

February 18, 2022

Minor changes to make the project more usuable - 1.0.6

February 18, 2022

Minor changes to make the project more usuable - 1.0.5

February 18, 2022

Minor changes to make the project more usuable - 1.0.4

February 18, 2022

Minor changes to make the project more usuable - 1.0.3

February 18, 2022

Minor changes to the description of the project - 1.0.2

February 18, 2022

Initial release - 1.0.1