viking-file 1.0.7

API Wrapper for ViKiNG FiLE API (https://vikingfile.com)

viking-file-python

API Wrapper for ViKiNG FiLE API

Features and Functionality

This Python library provides a convenient way to interact with the ViKiNG FiLE API, allowing you to:

• Upload files (both local and remote URLs).
• Delete files.
• Rename files.
• Check if a file exists.
• List files in your account.
• Manage files in specific paths/folders. .

Prerequisites

• Python 3.13 or higher
• A ViKiNG FiLE account (if you need to upload files to your account)

Installation Instructions

1. Install the package using pip:

   pip install viking-file
   

Usage Guide

Initialization

Import the VikingClient or AsyncVikingClient class and initialize it with your user hash (if you want to upload files to your account, otherwise, leave it empty for anonymous upload):

from viking_file import VikingClient, AsyncVikingClient

# Synchronous client
client = VikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")  # Replace with your actual user hash

# Asynchronous client
async_client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")  # Replace with your actual user hash

# also you can use context manager both synchronous and asynchronous

# with VikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH") as client:
    # Your code here

# async with AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH") as async_client:
    # Your asynchronous code here

Uploading a Local File (Synchronous)

from viking_file import VikingClient
from pathlib import Path

client = VikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

# Upload a file
file_path = Path("path/to/your/file.txt")  # Replace with the actual path to your file
uploaded_file = client.upload_file(
    filepath=file_path,
    path="Optional/Path/On/Server"
)  # path argument is optional

print(f"Uploaded file hash: {uploaded_file.hash}")
print(f"Uploaded file name: {uploaded_file.name}")
print(f"Uploaded file URL: {uploaded_file.url}")

Uploading a Local File (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient
from pathlib import Path


async def upload_file():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # Upload a file
    file_path = Path("path/to/your/file.txt")  # Replace with the actual path to your file
    uploaded_file = await client.upload_file(
        filepath=file_path,
        path="Optional/Path/On/Server"
    )  # path argument is optional

    print(f"Uploaded file hash: {uploaded_file.hash}")
    print(f"Uploaded file name: {uploaded_file.name}")
    print(f"Uploaded file URL: {uploaded_file.url}")


asyncio.run(upload_file())

Uploading a Remote File (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def upload_remote_file():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # Upload a remote file
    remote_url = "https://example.com/remote_file.zip"  # Replace with the actual URL
    uploaded_file = await client.upload_remote_file(
        url=remote_url,
        filename="new_name.zip",
        path="Optional/Path/On/Server"
    )  # filename and path arguments are optional

    print(f"Uploaded file hash: {uploaded_file.hash}")
    print(f"Uploaded file name: {uploaded_file.name}")
    print(f"Uploaded file URL: {uploaded_file.url}")


asyncio.run(upload_remote_file())

Deleting a File (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def delete_file():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # Delete a file
    file_hash = "FILE_HASH_TO_DELETE"  # Replace with the actual file hash
    await client.delete_file(file_hash)

    print(f"File {file_hash} deleted successfully.")


asyncio.run(delete_file())

Renaming a File (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def rename_file():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # Rename a file
    file_hash = "FILE_HASH_TO_RENAME"  # Replace with the actual file hash
    new_filename = "new_file_name.txt"
    await client.rename_file(file_hash, new_filename)

    print(f"File {file_hash} renamed to {new_filename} successfully.")


asyncio.run(rename_file())

Listing Files (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def list_files():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # List files on page 1
    page_number = 1
    files = await client.list_files(
        page=page_number,
        path="Optional/Path/On/Server"
    )  # path argument is optional

    for file in files:
        print(f"File Hash: {file.hash}, Name: {file.name}, Size: {file.size}, URL: {file.url}")


asyncio.run(list_files())

Listing all files (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def list_all_files():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # List all files
    files = await client.list_all_files(
        path="Optional/Path/On/Server"
    )  # path argument is optional

    for file in files:
        print(f"File Hash: {file.hash}, Name: {file.name}, Size: {file.size}, URL: {file.url}")


asyncio.run(list_all_files())

Getting File Information (Asynchronous)

import asyncio
from viking_file import AsyncVikingClient


async def get_file_information():
    client = AsyncVikingClient(user_hash="YOUR_USER_HASH")

    # Get file information
    file_hash = "FILE_HASH_TO_GET_INFO"  # Replace with the actual file hash
    file = await client.get_file(file_hash)


asyncio.run(get_file_information())

API

The viking_file/api.py file contains the low-level API functions that are used by the VikingClient and AsyncVikingClient classes. These functions are primarily intended for internal use but can be used directly if needed.

Contributing Guidelines

Contributions are welcome! To contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
3. Implement your changes.
4. Write tests for your changes.
5. Ensure all tests pass.
6. Submit a pull request.

License Information

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Contact/Support Information

For questions, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.