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Simple Python wrapper for Urban Dictionary API.
With PyPI:
pip install udpy
This module defines UrbanDefinition, an object to represent each Urban Dictionary definition. UrbanDefinition has the following accessible attributes:
Create client:
from udpy import UrbanClient
client = UrbanClient()
Lookup by word:
defs = client.get_definition('netflix and chill')
> [List of UrbanDef objects]
Lookup random words:
rand = client.get_random_definition()
> [List of UrbanDef objects]
Read definitions:
for d in defs:
print(d.definition)
> It means that you are going to go over ...
> code for two people going to each others ...
> <other Netflix and Chill definitions> ...
UrbanDefinition string representation:
for d in defs:
print(d)
> Netflix and Chill: It means that you are going to go over to your par... (21776, 7750)
> netflix and chill: code for two people going to each others houses an... (8056, 2622)
> <word>: <definition trimmed to 50 characters> (<upvotes>, <downvotes>)
Also it has asynchronous interface. Just use AsyncUrbanClient
and add awaits.
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Urban dictionary API wrapper for Python
We found that udpy 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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