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Wrapper for the cutt.ly URL shortener API.


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Cuttpy

Wrapper for the Cuttly URL shortener API.

Installation

pip install cuttpy or python -m pip install cuttpy

Make sure to generate an API key by signing up at cutt.ly and by going to the edit account page, https://cutt.ly/edit.

Documentation

This README is the documentation :smile:

Examples

Basic shortener

from cuttpy import Cuttpy

# define shortener
shortener = Cuttpy("YOUR API KEY")

# shorten URL
response = shortener.shorten("https://www.google.com")

# print shortened url
print(response.shortened_url)

Shortener with basic error handling

from cuttpy import Cuttpy

# define shortener
shortener = Cuttpy("YOUR API KEY")

# shorten URL
response = shortener.shorten("https://www.google.com")

try:
    # print shortened url
    print(response.shortened_url)
# handle AttributeError because the attribute shortened_url does not return if there was an issue shortening the URL
except AttributeError:
    print("An error occurred.")

Shortener with advanced error handling

from cuttpy import Cuttpy

# define shortener
shortener = Cuttpy("YOUR API KEY")

# shorten URL
response = shortener.shorten("https://www.google.com")

# check response code and act accordingly
# you can learn what codes there are later in the README
if response.code == 0:
    # a response code of 0 means there was a serverside error. 
    # it is a good idea to also print the http code in this case.
    # print the builtin description for the error
    print(f"{response.description}\n{response.http}")
elif not response.code == 7:
    # print the builtin description for the error
    print(response.description)
elif response.code == 7:
    # a response code of 7 means there was no error.
    # print shortened url
    print(response.shortened_url)

Classes

Cuttpy()

The only class worth your time in this library.

Methods:

shorten(url) - Returns a CuttpyResponse() object with everything you need.

CuttpyResponse()

The return type of method Cuttpy().shorten() with various attributes.

Attributes:

Attributes that always return

These attributes always return even if the API fails.

NameDescription
httpThe HTTP status code returned by the API.
codeThe code that the wrapper returns. View what they mean below.
descriptionA hardcoded description for each wrapper code. View what they mean below.
Wrapper Codes and descriptions


0 - Unknown serverside error

1 - URL has already been shortened

2 - Entered URL is not a URL

3 - Preferred URL name is already taken

4 - Invalid API key.

5 - URL did not pass the validation. Includes invalid characters

6 - URL provided is from a blocked domain

7 - URL has been shortened successfully

Attributes that return only if the URL was shortened.

Title speaks for itself.

NameDescription
original_urlThe original URL which was shortened by the API.
shortened_urlThe shortened version of the original URL.

Exceptions

This API wrapper uses a system of error codes. View what they mean in the attributes section of the CuttpyResponse() class.

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