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Python Library for ButterCMS API.
For a comprehensive list of examples, check out the API documentation.
Install from PyPi using pip, a package manager for Python.
pip install buttercms-python
Getting started with the ButterCMS API couldn't be easier. Use your authorization token to create a ButterCMS client.
from butter_cms import ButterCMS
auth_token = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
client = ButterCMS(auth_token)
All methods return dictionaries. The data can be navigated using keys and indexes like the example below.
response = client.posts.all()
posts = response['data']
# posts now contains a list of post dictionaries
my_post = posts[0]
# my_post contains the first returned post
print(my_post)
# {
# "url": "http://www.example.com/blog/this-is-a-blog-post",
# "created": "2015-06-12T13:59:32.441289Z",
# "published": "2015-06-12T00:00:00Z",
# ...
# }
The Page's .all()
, .get()
and .search()
methods accept an optional params
to add additional data to the response.
client.pages.all('news')
# Optional params
client.pages.all('news', {'foo': 'bar'})
client.pages.get('news', 'hello-world')
# Optional params
client.pages.get('news', 'hello-world', {'foo': 'bar'})
client.pages.search('enter search query', {'page': 1, 'page_size': 10})
For a list of params see the API documentation
.get() method accepts an optional params
dict to add additional data to the response.
client.content_fields.get(['collection_key'], {'locale': 'en'})
client.posts.all({'page_size': 3, 'page': 1, 'exclude_body': 'true'})
client.posts.get('hello-world')
client.posts.search('query', {'page': 1, 'page_size': 10})
The Author's .all()
and .get()
methods accept an optional params
to add additional data to the response.
{'include':'recent_posts'}
: Adds each author's posts under the recent_posts
key in that author's returned dictionaryclient.authors.all()
client.authors.all({'include':'recent_posts'})
client.authors.get('jennifer-smith')
client.authors.get('jennifer-smith', {'include':'recent_posts'})
The Category's .all()
and .get()
methods accept an optional params
to add additional data to the response.
{'include':'recent_posts'}
: Adds posts tagged with that category under the recent_posts
key in that category's returned dictionaryclient.categories.all()
client.categories.all({'include':'recent_posts'})
client.categories.get('product-updates')
client.categories.get('product-updates', {'include':'recent_posts'})
The Tag's .all()
and .get()
methods accept an optional params
to add additional data to the response.
{'include':'recent_posts'}
: Adds posts tagged with that tag under the recent_posts
key in that tag's returned dictionaryclient.tags.all()
client.tags.all({'include':'recent_posts'})
client.tags.get('product-updates')
client.tags.get('product-updates', {'include':'recent_posts'})
client.feeds.get('rss')
client.feeds.get('atom')
client.feeds.get('sitemap')
View Python Blog engine and Full CMS for other examples of using ButterCMS with Python.
To run tests:
python -m unittest butter_cms/unit_tests.py
FAQs
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We found that buttercms-python demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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