Small feature: Service Matcher on Embed.ly Client #2
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…e if a URL is serviced by embed.ly or not
Conflicts: embedly/client.py
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Updated to match the new version of the library. I assume you guys aren't going to use this at this point, but I'll leave it open in case anyone else stumbles upon it or you have feedback. |
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Hi, I added your changes, but changed the method name and the way that the regex method worked:051feb1#L2R69 You can now do Thanks for the pull request and bearing with us while we got to fixing it. Sean |
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Sounds good, thanks for the feedback! |
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Added a service matcher to the python client - allows you to determine if a URL is serviced by embed.ly or not. I think this is a similar approach to what reddit uses, except theirs is hardcoded.
In my own implementation I've also added a caching layer to get_services, which I think will be pretty important for speed, but isn't very implementation-agnostic just yet.
Not sure if this uses the same sort of internal lingo you guys might use at embed.ly - feel free to edit.