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posted by i'mnotparanoidPosted on Monday March 30, 2009 at 09:02. 285 visits. ( permalink ) |
Hello all,
I just want to let you know that I'm working on a Python API for iPernity.
Now.. the code is .. less than "alpha", and there is a reason for that: I'm just learning Python.
If anyone (besides me) would need it, you can find it here:
http://github.com/alexandrei/pypernityapi/tree/master, along with some instructions in the Wiki.
I was unsure if I should tell anyone about it yet, but if anyone else would use it (or have a look at it), it would make it easier for me to improve it.
I was quite excited that I was able to do some requests (test.echo, test.hello), so.. here I am!
Also, the final goal of this little project is to write a Module for the "Conduit Synchronizer" under Linux/GNOME.. It would allow synchronization between iPernity and a folder/f-spot or other data sources.. that would be nice :D
Anyway.. until then..
Cheers everyone!
Alex
I just want to let you know that I'm working on a Python API for iPernity.
Now.. the code is .. less than "alpha", and there is a reason for that: I'm just learning Python.
If anyone (besides me) would need it, you can find it here:
http://github.com/alexandrei/pypernityapi/tree/master, along with some instructions in the Wiki.
I was unsure if I should tell anyone about it yet, but if anyone else would use it (or have a look at it), it would make it easier for me to improve it.
I was quite excited that I was able to do some requests (test.echo, test.hello), so.. here I am!
Also, the final goal of this little project is to write a Module for the "Conduit Synchronizer" under Linux/GNOME.. It would allow synchronization between iPernity and a folder/f-spot or other data sources.. that would be nice :D
Anyway.. until then..
Cheers everyone!
Alex
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