pytumblr | A Python Tumblr API v2 Client | REST library
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A Python Tumblr API v2 Client
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- Creates a new oauth session
- Parse the response
- Send GET request
- Delete a post
- Sends an API request
- Validates that the parameters are in valid_options
- Make a POST request
- Send a multipart request
- Make a DELETE request
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QUESTION
using the pytumblr client i get this type of output
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-27 at 17:44This should retrieve the blog urls that your tumblr follows:
QUESTION
A little while ago, I posted on here for help using the API to download data from Tumblr blogs. birryree (https://stackoverflow.com/users/297696/birryree) was kind enough to help me correct my script and figure out where I had been going wrong, and I have been using his script with no problems since (Print more than 20 posts from Tumblr API).
This script requires that I manually input the blog name that I want to download each time. However, I need to download hundreds of blogs, so this has led to me working with hundreds of versions of the same script and is very time-consuming. I did some googling and found that it was possible to write Python scripts where you can input arguments from the command line and then they would be processed (if that's the right terminology) one by one.
I tried to write a script which would let me run a command from the command prompt and which would then download the three blogs I've asked for in the command prompt. (in this case, "prettythingsicantafford.tumblr.com; theficrecfairy.tumblr.com; and staff.tumblr.com).
So my script that I'm trying to run is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-25 at 09:34The problem that you trying to client.posts(blog, ...)
when blog
is tuple
object, declared as:
QUESTION
When I reblog a post using pytumblr, any tags I pass to the reblog()
function are split into their constituent letters. For example, the following function call:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 23:48Did you try with tags=('anagram',)
? Or a list of tags. It looks like an iterable is needed. It is iterating through the tag chars...
QUESTION
Good afternoon,
I'm very new to Python, but I'm trying to write a code which will allow me to download all of the posts (including the "notes") from a specified Tumblr account to my computer.
Given my inexperience with coding, I was trying to find a pre-made script which would allow me to do this. I found several brilliant scripts on GitHub, but none of them actually return the notes from Tumblr posts (as far as I can see, although please do correct me if anyone knows of one that does!).
Therefore, I tried to write my own script. I've had some success with the code below. It prints the most recent 20 posts from the given Tumblr (albeit in a rather ugly format -- essentially hundreds of lines of texts all printed into one line of a notepad file):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-16 at 13:07The second code snippet is a generator that yields posts one by one, so you have to use it as part of something like a loop and then do something with the output. Here's your code with some additional code that iterates over the generator and prints out the data it gets back.
QUESTION
I'm using Python (and Pytumblr) and trying to extract a certain string from some returned data, but the string I am searching for includes ":" in it. Whenever I run my script I get the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-25 at 03:59Try to use double quotes:
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