Pocket API for Python 3
##Usage: At first, you will need a consumer key. Get your own at http://getpocket.com/developer/apps/new
Simple get method
p_cli = Pocket()
p_cli.login()
result = p_cli.get(
{
"state": "unread",
"count": 10
}
)
for id, entry in result["list"].items():
print(entry["resolved_title"])But! You can make your own callable function
p_cli.register_query(
"get_two_archived",
"get",
{
"state": "archive",
"count": 2
}
)
# now you can call it
p_cli.get_two_archived()For more references and information about queries visit http://getpocket.com/developer/docs/overview
##Authentication:
OAuth 2.0, whole process is shown in login() function. Basically, user should be requested by an application to grant permissions in two steps.
request = p_cli.get_request()
# open browser, let user grant access
access_user_code = p_cli.get_access(request)
a_token = access_user_code["access_token"]
username = access_user_code["username"]Access token is necessary to work with API. Access token and username can be passed as argument, request_uri too. Default request_uri is http://getpocket.com.
request_uri = http://yourapplicationwebsite.com
config = {
"access_token": xxxxxxxx,
"username": xxxxxxxx
}
p_cli = Pocket(config, request_uri)
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