Example

Let’s look at a simple session:

from pymediafire import MediaFireSession

# Open a session with your credential (check MediaFire's developper page
# for all the information). It's basically email, password, appid, sessionkey.
# You can pass http(s) proxy information as well; check the source code
# for full constructor parameters.

mf = MediaFireSession('youremail@gonzo.be', 'password', '123123',
                      '7kjshfksjdhf435lkj435345kj')

# Load the root folder (no parameter == root folder)

f = mf.load_folder()

# The following print will give a list of pymediafire objects representing
# files and folders on the server.

print(f)

# [FILE: dbcr.txt 198 bytes 2013-12-04 14:41:56 ma32h6y9fkmdmub,
# FOLDER: backup_folder q3w4bx45i432c]

# Download the first file of the loaded folder and give it
# the same name as the one it has on MediaFire.

mf.download(f[0], f[0].filename)