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Python Diffbot API

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How to use it:

>>> import diffbot
>>> json_result = diffbot.article('https://github.com', token='…')

The above simple example is a shortcut for using the diffbot.Client class.

>>> import diffbot
>>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
>>> json_result = client.article('https://github.com')

The above calls are shortcuts for using the diffbot.api() function and the diffbot.Client.api method:

>>> import diffbot
>>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
>>> json_result = client.api('article', 'https://github.com')

To POST data (text or HTML) to the API, use the text or html arguments:

>>> import diffbot
>>> client = diffbot.Client(token='…')
>>> json_result = client.api('article', 'https://github.com', html='''
... <h1>Introducing GitHub Traffic Analytics</h1>
... <p>We want to kick off 2014 with a bang, so today we're happy to launch
... traffic analytics!</p>
... ''')

Command line interface:

$ python diffbot.py -h
usage: diffbot.py [-h] [-a] [-f FILE] api url token

positional arguments:
  api                   API to call. One one of 'article', 'frontpage',
                        'product', 'image', 'analyze' or 'discussion'.
  url                   URL to pass as the 'url' parameter.
  token                 API key (token). Get one at https://www.diffbot.com/.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a, --all             Request all fields.
  -f FILE, --file FILE  File to read data from. Use '-' to read from STDIN.

$ python diffbot.py article https://github.com TOKEN

Output of the above example:

{
  "icon": "https://github.com:443/apple-touch-icon-144.png",
  "sections": [
      
  ],
  "title": "Build software better, together.",
  "url": "https://github.com/"
}

Features:

  • Python 2+3 support
  • Google App Engine support
  • Requests support (but no dependency)
  • Passes pyflakes, pep8, flake8, pylint score 10/10
  • Simple & small (1 file, <200 LOC)
  • Command line interface

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