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OBSOLETE - pyso.py - Python Stack Overflow library

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import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site(pyso.APISite("api.serverfault.com", "1.0"))

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 400 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pysoimport pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by thea json module. Generators areA generator is returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your customa request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

Home page: http://github.com/jwatney/pyso
Repository: git://github.com/jwatney/pyso.git

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at jonathonwatney at gmail dot com, or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

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import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site("api.serverfault.com", "1.0")

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 400 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by the json module. Generators are returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your custom request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

http://github.com/jwatney/pyso

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at jonathonwatney at gmail dot com, or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

Screenshot / Code Snippet

import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site(pyso.APISite("api.serverfault.com", "1.0"))

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 400 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by a json module. A generator is returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your a request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

Home page: http://github.com/jwatney/pyso
Repository: git://github.com/jwatney/pyso.git

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at jonathonwatney at gmail dot com, or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

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Jonathon Watney
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import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site("api.serverfault.com", "1.0")

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 450400 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by the json module. Generators are returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your custom request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

http://github.com/jwatney/pyso

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at [email protected]jonathonwatney at gmail dot com, or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

Screenshot / Code Snippet

import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site("api.serverfault.com", "1.0")

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 450 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by the json module. Generators are returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your custom request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

http://github.com/jwatney/pyso

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at [email protected], or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

Screenshot / Code Snippet

import pyso

# Install the Server Fault API version 1.0.
pyso.install_site("api.serverfault.com", "1.0")

# Get all the names of the moderators.
print list((m["display_name"] for m in pyso.get_all_moderators()))

# Get question titles by user ID.
print list(q["title"] for q in pyso.get_users_questions(59180))

About

This is a simple Python module providing functions for querying Stack Overflow. I created it mostly because I was interested and because I wanted something small (it's not even 400 lines). It's simple; it works with Stack Overflow out of the box. Just import pyso and start calling the functions. All results are Python dicts and/or lists, a straight deserialization provided by the json module. Generators are returned by functions that return multiple items.

All the functions are backed by a simple APISite class that does all the data fetching. To access another Stack Exchange site call install_site() with a new APISite instance created with the site API URL, e.g. "api.serverfault.com". Also, in cases where there isn't a pyso level function available this class can be used to make your custom request. As well, there isn't a whole of error handling or documentation, so read the source.

License

GPL version 2 for now.

Download

Source code is available at github.com

http://github.com/jwatney/pyso

Platform

Works with Python 2.6. Not sure about other versions.

Contact

Contact me at jonathonwatney at gmail dot com, or through the issue tracker at github if you have a bug or feature request.

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