Disqus API wrapper implemented with [tapioca-wrapper](https://github.com/vintasoftware/tapioca-wrapper).
## Installation
```
pip install tapioca-disqus
```
## Documentation
This wrapper can execute any Disqus Web API method listed in [Disqus API docs](https://disqus.com/api/docs/).
For example, if we want to call __threads/details/__ method we can do the following:
``` python
from tapioca_disqus import Disqus
disqus = Disqus(api_secret='your-disqus-api-secret')
thread = disqus.threads_details().get(params={'thread': '42'})
print(thread.response.id().data()) # prints '42'
```
All methods should be called with snake_case naming in order to fit Python convention. If we want to execute __forums/listFollowers__
API method we should use `disqus.forums_list_followers()` method.
## More
- Learn how Tapioca works [here](http://tapioca-wrapper.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart.html/)
- Explore this package using ipython
- Have fun!
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