Add vidscraper-cmd. #8
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This adds the beginnings of a vidscraper-cmd. It supports auto-scraping
videos, but nothing else, yet. However, the code is written such that
adding support for other actions is easy to do.
The video subcommand supports specifying fields to be returned and also
api keys (though the latter is untested).
It returns data in JSON format--which required adding ``items()`` and
``to_json()`` methods to the Video class.
Also adds a new topic in the documentation.
Closes #6.
* adds missing files * improves documentation * adds tests for new Video methods * handles datetime.datetime serialization issues with json.dumps.
* don't depend on nose * don't actually scrape the Video
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Add vidscraper-cmd. Thanks to Will Kahn-Greene for the implementation!
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This adds the beginnings of a vidscraper-cmd. It supports auto-scraping
videos, but nothing else, yet. However, the code is written such that
adding support for other actions is easy to do.
The video subcommand supports specifying fields to be returned and also
api keys (though the latter is untested).
It returns data in JSON format--which required adding items() and
to_json() methods to the Video class.
Also adds a new topic in the documentation.
Closes #6.
(originally from #7)