python-purify 2.0.1

Examples

from python_purify import WordPurify
from python_purify import ImagePurify
...
purify = WordPurify(my_api_key)
imgpurify = ImagePurify(my_img_api_key)
vidpurify = VideoPurify(my_img_api_key)

purify = WordPurify(my_api_key, rspformat='xml')

from xml.etree import cElementTree as ET
...
out = purify.check('Some nice words')
xml_string = ET.tostring(out)
# Some other XML parser can load the data now.

WordPurify Methods

Once setup if finished, you can simply call each method:

out = purify.check('Some nice words')
print out
# {u'rsp': {u'@attributes': {u'stat': u'ok'}, u'found': u'0', u'api_key': u'*********', u'method':  u'webpurify.live.check', u'format': u'rest'}}

The following WordPurify methods are included:

• check

• check_count

• replace

• wp_return

• add_to_blacklist

• add_to_whitelist

• remove_from_blacklist

• remove_from_whitelist

• get_blacklist

• get_whitelist

Note:

you should be able to set most of the options in the function call except for format. Format is determined at WordPurify creation. In this example, rsp=1 will give us the response time and slink=1 will tell WebPurify to flag urls:

purify.check('Some nice words', rsp=1, slink=1)

ImagePurify Methods

Just like with WordPurify, once setup, you can call the ImagePurify Methods.

out = imgpurify.img_account()

The following ImagePurify methods are included:

• img_check

• img_status

• img_account

VideoPurify

VideoPurify works in much the same way as ImagePurify.

out = vidpurify.vid_account()

The following ImagePurify methods are included:

• vid_check

• vid_status

• vid_account

Testing

We have written some basic tests for python 2.7 and python 3.