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This is the official Python SDK for the CloudConvert API v2.
pip install cloudconvert
import cloudconvert
cloudconvert.configure(api_key='API_KEY', sandbox=False)
Or set the environment variable CLOUDCONVERT_API_KEY
and use:
import cloudconvert
cloudconvert.default()
import cloudconvert
cloudconvert.configure(api_key='API_KEY')
cloudconvert.Job.create(payload={
"tasks": {
'import-my-file': {
'operation': 'import/url',
'url': 'https://my-url'
},
'convert-my-file': {
'operation': 'convert',
'input': 'import-my-file',
'output_format': 'pdf',
'some_other_option': 'value'
},
'export-my-file': {
'operation': 'export/url',
'input': 'convert-my-file'
}
}
})
CloudConvert can generate public URLs for using export/url
tasks. You can use these URLs to download output files.
exported_url_task_id = "84e872fc-d823-4363-baab-eade2e05ee54"
res = cloudconvert.Task.wait(id=exported_url_task_id) # Wait for job completion
file = res.get("result").get("files")[0]
res = cloudconvert.download(filename=file['filename'], url=file['url'])
print(res)
Uploads to CloudConvert are done via import/upload
tasks (see
the docs). This SDK offers a convenient upload method:
job = cloudconvert.Job.create(payload={
'tasks': {
'upload-my-file': {
'operation': 'import/upload'
}
}
})
upload_task_id = job['tasks'][0]['id']
upload_task = cloudconvert.Task.find(id=upload_task_id)
res = cloudconvert.Task.upload(file_name='path/to/sample.pdf', task=upload_task)
res = cloudconvert.Task.find(id=upload_task_id)
The node SDK allows to verify webhook requests received from CloudConvert.
payloadString = '...'; # The JSON string from the raw request body.
signature = '...'; # The value of the "CloudConvert-Signature" header.
signingSecret = '...'; # You can find it in your webhook settings.
isValid = cloudconvert.Webhook.verify(payloadString, signature, signingSecret); # returns true or false
Signed URLs allow converting files on demand only using URL query parameters. The Python SDK allows to generate such URLs. Therefore, you need to obtain a signed URL base and a signing secret on the CloudConvert Dashboard.
base = 'https://s.cloudconvert.com/...' # You can find it in your signed URL settings.
signing_secret = '...' # You can find it in your signed URL settings.
cache_key = 'cache-key' # Allows caching of the result file for 24h
job = {
"tasks": {
"import-file": {
"operation": "import/url",
"url": "https://github.com/cloudconvert/cloudconvert-php/raw/master/tests/Integration/files/input.pdf"
},
"export-file": {
"operation": "export/url",
"input": "import-file"
}
}
}
url = cloudconvert.SignedUrl.sign(base, signing_secret, job, cache_key); # returns the URL
# Run Task tests
$ python tests/unit/testTask.py
# Run Job tests
$ python tests/unit/testJob.py
# Run Webhook tests
$ python tests/unit/testWebhookSignature.py
# Run Integration test for task
$ python tests/integration/testTasks.py
# Run Integration test for Job
$ python tests/integration/testJobs.py
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