pydevrant
Unofficial Python wrapper for the public devRant API.
Based on the unofficial wrapper made by “danillouz” (here) and API docs from “abhn” (here).
From the official site: devRant is a fun community for developers to share and bond over their successes and frustrations with code, tech, and life as a programmer. devRant is built by just one developer (devRant: [@dfox](https://www.devrant.io/users/dfox) Twitter: [@dfoxinator](https://twitter.com/DFoxinator)) and one designer (devRant: [@trogus](https://www.devrant.io/users/trogus) Twitter: [@tim_rogus](https://twitter.com/tim_rogus)) working on this project nights and weekends.
Installation
Install using pip
pip install pydevrant
List of features
Currently, you can:
Get user ID
Get rants
Get a rant with comments
Search rants
Get user profile
Login with username/password
Post a rant
Vote a rant
Vote a comment
(Note: search results are JSON-formatted data)
Example
Post a rant
from pydevrant import *
client = Auth()
user = client.login("USERNAME", "PASSWORD")
#first argument is body (string)
#second argument is tags (string, make sure comma seperated)
#third argument is type (int, 1 for rant, 5 for collab)
client.post("this is my rant, do you like it?", "swift, react, js", 1)
Vote a rant/comment
#first argument is type (rant/comment)
#second argument is RANT_ID
#third argument is value. (+1 for upvote, -1 for downvote)
#(can only be +1 or -1. server rejects requests if any other data)
client.vote("rant", 1292812, +1) #for voting on a rant
client.vote("comment", 1372121, +1) #for voting on a comment
Find the top rants but limit the results to just one
from pydevrant import *
from pprint import pprint #just for nice output on terminal
elem = RantParser()
result = elem.get_rants(sort="top",limit=1)
pprint(result)
The output will be something like this (some parts removed for brevity):
{'news': {'action': 'grouprant',
'body': 'Bad data loss story?',
'footer': "Add tag 'wk98' to your rant",
'headline': 'Weekly Group Rant',
'height': 100,
'id': 132,
'type': 'intlink'},
'rants': [{'attached_image': '',
'created_time': 1474486614,
'edited': True,
'id': 194632,
'num_comments': 155,
'rc': 1,
'rt': 1,
'score': 2672,
'tags': [],
'text': 'It appears his main client had gone nuts with him because '
'they wanted him to make an internet toolbar (think '
"Ask.com) and he politely informed them toolbars doesn't "
"really exist anymore and it wouldn't work on things like "
'modern browsers or mobile devices.\n'
....
',
'user_avatar': {'b': 'f99a66',
'i': 'v-18_c-3_b-3_g-m_9-1_1-2_16-13_3-5_8-2_7-2_5-2_12-2_6-11_10-9_2-42_15-11_11-4_4-2.jpg'},
'user_avatar_lg': {'b': 'f99a66',
'i': 'v-18_c-1_b-3_g-m_9-1_1-2_16-13_3-5_8-2_7-2_5-2_12-2_6-11_10-9_2-42_15-11_11-4_4-2.png'},
'user_id': 103918,
'user_score': 4909,
'user_username': 'peaam',
'vote_state': 0}],
'set': '5ac3b0a97b094',
'settings': [],
'success': True,
'wrw': 98}
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