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Non-asynchronous usage:
from dadjokeAPI import searchDadJokes
from dadjokeAPI import getDadJoke
# Prints a dad joke with a random or specified ID.
# Raises JokeNotFoundException if the joke was not found.
print(getDadJoke("0189hNRf2g"))
# Prints a list of dad jokes with a random or provided term.
# Returns a empty list if no jokes were found.
print(searchDadJokes("fish"))
Asynchronous usage:
from dadjokeAPI import searchDadJokesAsync
from dadjokeAPI import getDadJokeAsync
# Prints a dad joke with a random or specified ID.
# Raises JokeNotFoundException if the joke was not found.
# Has an optional aiohttp.ClientSession argument called http
# in case you want to provide your session.
print(await getDadJokeAsync("0189hNRf2g"))
# Prints a list of dad jokes with a random or provided term.
# Returns a empty list if no jokes were found.
# Has an optional aiohttp.ClientSession argument called http
# in case you want to provide your session.
print(await searchDadJokesAsync("fish"))
FAQs
A simple API wrapper for your dad joke needs.
We found that dadjokeAPI demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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