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Welcome to the PyFileShare library!
This library is designed for convenient interaction with the service file.com.ru, allowing you to easily upload and download files. By utilizing powerful tools such as BeautifulSoup and cloudscraper, you can effortlessly bypass limitations related to cookies and CSRF tokens.
Key Features
- File Uploading: Upload files to file.com.ru with the option to set a password and auto-delete.
- File Downloading: Easily download files using unique upload identifiers.
- Error Handling: The library handles common errors to help you quickly identify and troubleshoot issues.
Installation
pip install pyfileshare
We hope that the PyFileShare library will be a useful tool in your project. Please refer to the documentation sections to learn more about the features and usage examples. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out!
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