Features

• Python 3

• Easy to understand API

• Fully tested & documented

Functionality so far:

• Get information about Users

• Get information about Broadcasts

• Get a User’s Broadcast history

About

Periscope is pretty neat, but it’s difficult to get information out of it in a programatic way. Getting answers to simple questions like: “How many broadcasts did our client do this week” is not trivial, and in-depth analysis is pretty tough. This project is an attempt to make the lives of people who dip into Digital Marketing a little better.

PyPeri attempts to do this by providing a sane interface, and hides some of the tedium of using Periscope’s API. For example, Periscope makes doing simple things, like getting a list of a User’s past Broadcasts a 2-step process:

1. Request a short-lived API session key from the Periscope Web Interface

2. Use the session key on the Periscope API Interface using the getUserBroadcastsPublic endpoint.

PyPeri simplifies this considerably:

>>> from pyperi import Peri
>>> pp = Peri()
>>> history = pp.get_user_broadcast_history(username='george_clinton')

Quick start

Install via pip:

$ pip install pyperi

Do stuff:

>>> from pyperi import Peri
>>> pp = Peri()
>>> history = pp.get_user_broadcast_history(username='george_clinton')
>>> print(history[0]['status'])
#George Clinton listening to music in houston

Full documentation is available here: https://pyperi.readthedocs.io

License

PyPeri is free software, distributed under the MIT license.

0.2.0 (2016-12-23)

• URL parsing with parse_periscope_url

• Get a User’s Broadcast history with get_user_broadcast_history

• Rename PyPeri class to Peri

0.1.0 (2016-12-12)

• First release on PyPI.