Safygiphy is an updated Python wrapper for the Giphy API. Capable of handling all GIF and STICKER endpoints. The only functionality currently missing is the UPLOAD functionality.
Version 1.1.1
Full documentation of the Giphy API is available here.
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python setup.py install
OR install with Pip
pip install safygiphy
To use:
import safygiphy
g = safygiphy.Giphy()
r = g.random(tag="success")
# Will return a random GIF with the tag "success"If you have an API token, you can specify it when calling the Giphy object.
import safygiphy
g = safygiphy.Giphy(token=string)If you know the ID of a specific GIF you want to retrieve, you can use the .gif_by_id method to get the Gif.
gif = g.gif_by_id("id")If you have multiple IDs you need to get, you can use gifs_by_id to get these gifs. You can also use this method to get an individual gif as well, if you supply a single gif.
gifs = g.gifs_by_id("id1","id2"..."idn")For all other endpoints, simply use the endpoint as the method name. Pythons __getattr__ and functools do the rest for you. Simply specify the endpoint, and any kwargs.
g.translate()
g.search()
g.random()
g.translate()
g.trending()
... Any other endpoint Giphy adds in the future.Using the argument of fmt="html" in any calls will be ignored by the wrapper.
To use:
import safygiphy
s = safygiphy.Sticky()
res = s.random(tag="success")
# Will return a random STICKER tagged with "Success"All of Giphy's STICKER endpoints are currently support
g.search(s="term")
s.random()
s.trending()
s.translate(s="phrase')
... Any other endpoint Giphy adds in the futureAs with the GIF endpoints, the fmt="html" argument is ignored by the wrapper
If you want to get both GIF and Sticker objects you can use the Combined class.
import safygiphy
c = safygiphy.Combined()
gif_res = c.gif.random(tag="success")
# Will return a random GIF tagged with "success"
sti_res = c.sticker.random(tag="success")
# Will return a random STICKER tagged with "success"- TetraEtc
I'm lonely! Feel free to contribute to keep me company!
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature - Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature' - Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature - Submit a pull request :D
v 1.1.1 - 2017/01/20 - Updated base URL's to use HTTPS instead of HTTP
v 1.1.0 - 2016/05/02 - Added Sticky class capable of handling Sticker Endpoints Added Combined class capable of handling both GIF and Sticker Endpoints Added Unit Tests Fixed Python 2.6 support
v 1.0.3 - 2015/05/28 - Fixed minor issues
v 1.0.2 - 2015/05/27 - Further refinements on the code.
v 1.0.1 - 2015/05/27 - Fixed an issue with gifs_by_id, and improved code.
v 1.0.0 - 2015/05/26 - Initial Commit and Readme
Copyright (c) 2016 Stewart Polley
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