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pyjob-jdockerty
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PyJob is an abstraction around the Reed API for job searching.
After providing an API key you can interact with the API for finding jobs that have been posted to Reed, either by companies or agencies, as well as the various other functionality that they provide.
You can:
pip install pyjob-jdockerty
You will also need to register for a Reed API key and export this, e.g.
export REED_API_KEY=<your_key>
A simple search can be conducted using the command
pyjob search --term "software engineer" --max-results 3
This displays results for jobs which match the term software engineer
according to Reed's API, displaying the first 3 results to you.
To view available flags, use the --help
flag
pyjob search --help
This provides a greater list of options to pass into the CLI.
sys.exit
. Instead will raise exception and move the current logging message to the raised exception.FAQs
Job searching through code, interaction to the Reed API.
We found that pyjob-jdockerty 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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