A pythonic interface to Wordpress using the Wordpress XML-RPC API.
Source code: https://bitbucket.org/rgrp/pywordpress
Usage
Command line
Check out the commands:
wordpress.py -h
You will need to create a config with the details (url, login) of the wordpress instance you want to work with:
cp config.ini.tmpl config.ini # now edit away ... vim config.ini
Python library
Read the code documentation:
>>> from pywordpress import Wordpress >>> help(Wordpress)
Development
To run the rests you will need to:
Create a wordpress install for the tests to interact with (WARNING: the tests delete all pages on teardown. DO NOT test this code against a wordpress instance containing data you care about).
Create a config file called test.ini in the directory you will run the tests from:
cp config.ini.tmpl test.ini # edit test.ini to reflect location and login or your test instance vi test.ini ...
To run the tests then do:
nosetests test_pywordpress.py
License
MIT-licensed: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
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