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python-neocities is a Python wrapper of the NeoCities.org REST API.
NeoCities.org is a FLOSS service which offers 20 Megabytes of gratis and ad-free hosting inspired by GeoCities. I really liked their approach so I decided to contribute this little API.
To install it, type python setup.py install
or make install
.
The unit tests rely on having a NeoCities.org account. To run them, type
NEOCITIES_USER=user NEOCITIES_PASS=pass make test
But then again, I wouldn't recommend running them at all since they might make you seem suspicious to NC's admins and the API is simple enough.
First, you must initialize a NeoCities object with
import neocities
nc = neocities.NeoCities('username', 'password')
Or you can initialize a NeoCities object using an API key with
import neocities
nc = neocities.NeoCities(api_key='NEOCITIES_API_KEY')
(Passing a valid username and password, or API key, is not necessary if you are only going
to use the info
call)
After you've done that, you can query NeoCities for information about a specific site with:
response = nc.info('sitename')
If you have provided correct login credentials, you can also query NeoCities for your own site's info with
response = nc.info()
You can upload files with
nc.upload(('name_on_disk', 'name_on_server'), ...)
Where name_on_server
is the name you want the file to have on the NeoCities
server and name_on_disk
is the name (path) of the file on your disk.
You can delete a file remotely with
nc.delete('filename1', ...)
To make sure you are not doing something wrong, the InvalidRequestError
exception will be fired when you do. It has a status_code
attribute which
contains the status code returned by your request. For a list of status codes
(useful to debug your requests), check out
this Wikipedia page.