This a module for Python 2/3 to interact with My.Jdownloader. This is in a WIP project.You're free to use it following the MIT license and any collaboration is appreciated.
No, it's true that I don't actively develop it, as in there are still functions not implemented. But if you find something missing, feel free to open an issue and I will take a look asap or even better, if you know how to add it feel free to do it and do a PR and I will merge it asap once I have test it.
Basically I develop it as in on demand kind of thing, if something is broken or something new is needed I take a look at it and try to fix it or add it.
99,99% of the times is not an issue of the library, it is due the JDownloader Packagizer check this closed issue to understand why it happens and how you can make it work: #36
NEW: Now you can install it using pip from the pypi repo.
pip install myjdapi
Example:
#First of all you have to make an instance of the Myjdapi class and set your APPKey:
import myjdapi
jd=myjdapi.Myjdapi()
jd.set_app_key("EXAMPLE")
"""
After that you can connect.
Now you can only connect using username and password.
This is a problem because you can't remember the session between executions
for this reason i will add a way to "connect" which is actually not connecting,
but adding the old tokens you saved. This way you can use this between executions
as long as your tokens are still valid without saving the username and password.
"""
jd.connect("email","password")
# When connecting it gets the devices also, so you can use them but if you want to
# gather the devices available in my.jdownloader later you can do it like this
jd.update_devices()
# Now you are ready to do actions with devices. To use a device you get it like this:
device=jd.get_device("TEST")
# The parameter by default is the device name, but you can also use the device_id.
device=jd.get_device(device_id="43434")
# After that you can use the different API functions.
# For example i want to get the packages of the downloads list, the API has a function under downloads called queryPackages,
# you can use it with this library like this:
device.downloads.query_packages([{
"bytesLoaded" : True,
"bytesTotal" : True,
"comment" : False,
"enabled" : True,
"eta" : True,
"priority" : False,
"finished" : True,
"running" : True,
"speed" : True,
"status" : True,
"childCount" : True,
"hosts" : True,
"saveTo" : True,
"maxResults" : -1,
"startAt" : 0,
}])Sadly currently broken. In any case the documentation was generated with the pydoc comments inside the code itself so checking the code should be enough for now.
http://myjdownloader-api-python-library.readthedocs.org/en/latest/myjdapi.html#module-myjdapi
Here are example of projects currently using the library. If you want to add your project feel free to open a PR so it gets added.
- PyYoutube2JD - Allows JDownloader users to get all video links from a Youtube account (or playlist). - https://github.com/MarianoDesivo/PyYoutube2JD
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Copyright (c) 2015 Marc Marquez Santamaria
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