yungle

Python client for Yungle: private, EU-hosted file transfer, a WeTransfer alternative with an API. Send files of any size as an expiring link, build collections for clients, keep contacts in sync.

pip install yungle
export YUNGLE_API_KEY=yk_live_…

from yungle import Yungle

yungle = Yungle()
sent = yungle.send(["render.mov", "notes.pdf"], to=["client@example.com"], message="Final cut")
print(sent["url"])

send creates a draft, uploads each file resumably, and sends it. With no to it only returns a link. Every account can use the API: transfers and contacts on the free plan, collections on a paid one. The first 10 GB of API uploads each month are free.

• Every endpoint is a method: list_transfers, transfer_downloads, create_collection, add_collection_files, create_contact, … Responses are the API's JSON as dicts. Reference: https://docs.yungle.co/api-reference
• Pages are followed for you by all_transfers() and all_collection_files(id).
• Retries are safe. Throttles and server errors are retried with backoff, and every POST carries an Idempotency-Key, so a retried create never makes a second copy.
• Errors raise YungleError; branch on err.code.
• Uploads go through upload_file(tus_endpoint, target, path), a small tus client that resumes from the server's last committed part and renews its two-hour token as it runs.
• Imports: yungle.send(urls=["https://…/render.mov"]) has Yungle fetch files that are already online, so they never pass through your process.
• Downloads: yungle.download("https://yungle.co/t/…", "incoming/") saves a shared link (or links from transfer_download_links / collection_download_links) resumably, keeping folders and verifying each file's CRC-32.
• Upload requests: create_request(collection_id, title) makes a public upload page; list_requests, get_request, set_request_status manage them.

Webhooks. Check a delivery against the raw request body before trusting it:

from yungle import verify_webhook

if not verify_webhook(request.body, request.headers["Yungle-Signature"], secret):
    return HttpResponse(status=400)

Source and issues: https://github.com/heindewilde/yungle-clients. MIT.