Pasta.cf python API

It's a simple API for pasta.cf written in python. It can:

• create pasta of all types ( except url shortener )
• remove pasta
• edit and existing pasta
• read a pasta

Built with Cmd+Alt+I on Chromium, on pasta.cf. ( Devel. console )

Brought to you by , because I'm a top level narcissic.

Installation

You need to have requests installed on your system, for your specific version of python.

<censored due to google finding this file; basically, git clone and pip install>

Now move pastacfapi.py to the root file of your project ( or somewhere in your $PYTHONPATH )

Usage

To import: ( pastacfapi.py need to be in the same folder of the root file.)

import pastacfapi

To create a new paste:

pastacfapi.create(paste_title, paste_text, paste_type)

Exemples:

import pastacfapi

paste = pastacfapi.create("PASTA-CF-API", "Wow, this API is really great, thanks to <censored due to google>, <3", pastacfapi.SELF_BURNING)

print("Paste url is: " + paste.url)

Documentations

Functions:

• create(title, text, type)

Return a pasta_object

• remove(pasta-token, password)

Remove a pasta. Return nothing

• edit(pasta-token, password, title, text)

Edit an already created pasta. Only work with editable pasta. Return nothing

• read(pasta-token)

Return a string containing the text of the pasta specified.

Constants:

Paste type:

• SELF_BURNING
• EDITABLE
• STANDARD

Side note: URL_SHORTENER is not supported yet.

Classes

pasta_object

• pasta['token']

The token of your pasta e.g: papa-sampling-random

• pasta['view']

It's the standard user GUI url to see the pasta you just created.

• pasta['raw']

It's the raw GUI of your pasta, without fireworks.

• pasta['password']

It's the password of the paste you just created, if it's type is EDITABLE

• pasta['type']

It's the type of the paste you just created (again!), if you forgot what is was.

TODO:

Any ortographic help is welcome. I'm french. I speak english like an albinos unicorn.

Implement error handling. Please, someone, do that for me, because I don't know how to do it, really :(

Add commentaries (?) to the source code, because I'm bit lazy tonight.

Format this ugly README.md, I would accept every commit about that

Contributors:

• You ?

LICENSE

For further informations see LICENSE file