TheNounProjectAPI
TheNounProjectAPI is a Python wrapper allowing convenient access to the Noun Project API. It supports all endpoints and types of responses. Documentation for this wrapper can be found here, while the official documentation of the API itself may be found here.
Installation
TheNounProjectAPI is supported on Python 3.7+. The recommended method of installation is via pip.
pip install TheNounProjectAPI
You can also install TheNounProjectAPI directly from github using:
pip install --upgrade https://github.com/CubieDev/TheNounProjectAPI/archive/master.zip
For help with installing Python and/or pip, see "The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python" Installation Guides
Getting started
It's strongly encouraged to use the documentation's Getting started section to get started, as it's tied to the rest of the documentation, allowing you to quickly find exactly what you need.
However, I'll provide a quick sample.
# See the Documentation for more information: https://cubiedev.github.io/TheNounProjectAPI
from TheNounProjectAPI import API
if __name__ == "__main__":
# API Key and Secret from https://api.thenounproject.com/getting_started.html#creating-an-api-key
key = "<my api key>"
secret = "<my api secret>"
# Create api object
api = API(key=key, secret=secret)
# See the documentation for more endpoints
icons = api.get_icons_by_term("goat", public_domain_only=True, limit=2)
# >>>icons
# [<IconModel: Term: Goat Feeding, Slug: goat-feeding, Id: 24014>,
# <IconModel: Term: Herbivore teeth, Slug: herbivore-teeth, Id: 675870>]
for icon in icons:
print("Icon's term:", icon.term)
print("This icon's tags:", ", ".join(tag.slug for tag in icon.tags))
print("Uploader's username:", icon.uploader.username)
Examine the TheNounProjectAPI documentation for more examples of what can be done with TheNounProjectAPI.
Documentation
Documentation can be found here: https://cubiedev.github.io/TheNounProjectAPI
Tests
Run python runner.py, nosetests, python setup.py nosetests or python setup.py test to run all tests in one batch.
License
TheNounProjectAPI is licensed under MIT.
Contributions
Contributions are welcome.
Metadata
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