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Octopype is a Wrapper for the GitHub API written in Python using the requests library.
The focus is on making it simple for the user and filling every niche with the features, that the GitHub API offers.
Octopype is still in Early Development and it does not have many features yet!
pip install octopype
import octopype
github = octopype.OctoPype("INSERT TOKEN HERE")
print("My GitHub Bio is: " + github.account.info().bio)
import octopype
github = octopype.OctoPype("INSERT TOKEN HERE")
print("The owner of Octopype's repository is: " + github.repository.getrepository("BLUEAMETHYST-Studios", "octopype").owner.name)
import octopype
github = octopype.OctoPype("INSERT TOKEN HERE")
github.account.update.display_name("OctoPype") # Will set your display name to 'OctoPype'
Octopype by BLUEAMETHYST-Studios is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3.
To view the full license, click here.
FAQs
GitHub API Wrapper written in Python.
We found that octopype 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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