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Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print (site['name'])

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print (Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title)

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print(site['name'])

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print(Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title)

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

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Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHPStack.PHP and Stack.JSStack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Added link to PyPI at the top of the page.
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Stack.PY - A Python Module for Accessing the Stack Exchange 2.01 API

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Stack.PY - A Python Module for Accessing the Stack Exchange 2.0 API

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

Stack.PY - A Python Module for Accessing the Stack Exchange 2.1 API

Now on PyPI!

You can now find Stack.PY on PyPI, Python's package index. This means that you can install the package simply by running the following command in a terminal:

pip install stackpy

enter image description here

About

Stack.PY is based heavily on Stack.PHP and Stack.JS, taking the chained-method concept and applying it to Python. The end result is an extremely easy to use module, named stackpy:

from stackpy import API, Site

# Print the names of all Stack Exchange sites
for site in API.sites:
    print site['name']

# Grab the first question on Stack Overflow
print Site('stackoverflow').questions[0].title

Here are some of the other features you can expect from Stack.PY:

  • Caching: currently Stack.PY ships with an SQLite database backend (used for caching currently). By default, if no cache is set, Stack.PY creates an in-memory SQLite database to cache requests for the current session.
  • Full documentation: using a single command (see the README file) you can generate all of the documentation for the entire module - including an explanation for each parameter of every method.

Many more features are planned:

  • A test suite.
  • A series of examples (currently there is one really primitive example).
  • Full support for rate-limiting and the backoff response.

Stack.PY should run perfectly fine in Python 3k using 2to3.

License

Stack.PY is released under the MIT License.

Contact

I can be reached at [email protected].

Code

The code for Stack.PY is hosted here on Launchpad. You can check out the latest code using:

bzr init
bzr pull lp:stackpy

You can view the code online here.

Stack.PY uses distutils so you can install the module by running:

python setup.py install

...or... if you are using Ubuntu, you can add my PPA and install the appropriate package:

sudo apt-get install python-stackpy (for Python 2k)
sudo apt-get install python3-stackpy (for Python 3k)

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