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Kur.ac is a free to use URL shortener offering various custom subdomains. A user can paste their URL, select a subdomain and get a shorter link.
The following subdomains are offered:
koji
mali
oces
veliki
volim
This repository hosts an API wrapper made for this service.
The wrapper was made using only the requests Python library. It works by sending a POST request to http://www.kur.ac/_generate.
In order to start shortening URLs using this package, you must first install it by running pip install kurac
.
After the installation is complete, you may import the package by typing import kurac
into your Python console or adding it to your script. You may also import it by using from kurac import kurac
.
Finally, you may run the kurac function to generate a shortened URL. This function takes two arguments: url and prefix. The url argument is where you specify the link you'd like to shorten, and the prefix argument specifies the prefix to be appended. If left blank, the kur.ac service will automatically generate one.
FAQs
API Wrapper for Kur.ac.
We found that kurac 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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