pydoodle
An API wrapper of online compiler jdoodle.com written in python.
Features
- Easy to use.
- Over 50+ languages to compile.
- Get the credits spent information.
How to install?
Install pydoodle by running
pip install pydoodle
Documentation
- Documentation is hosted on pydoodle.readthedocs.io
Example
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Look how easy it is to use:
import pydoodle c = pydoodle.Compiler(clientId="client-id", clientSecret="client-secret") result = c.execute(script="print('Hello World')", language="python3") usage = c.usage() print(usage, result.output, sep='\n')
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example.py -> Basic example on how to use!
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example_stdIn.py -> Example on how to use stdIn (inputs).
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example_links.py -> Example on how to use links as script.
Misc
- Star this repo if you're using this wrapper 😄
- Head over to jdoodle to get clientId and clientSecret.
- Read the FAQs of the API here.
Facing any Issue?
- Feel free to create an issue.
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