Write JSON API Clients in Python without the fluff, pumped full of syntactic sugar

from tiny_api_client import api_client, get, post, delete

@api_client('https://example.org/api/public/v{version}')
class MyAPIClient:
	@get('/users/{user_id}')
	def find_user(self, response):
		return response

	@post('/notes')
	def create_note(self, response):
		return response

	@delete('/notes/{note_id}/attachment/{attachment_id}', version=3)
	def delete_note_attachment(self, response):
		return response

>>> client = MyClient()
>>> client.find_user(user_id='PeterParker')
{'name': 'Peter', 'surname': 'Parker', ...}
>>> client.create_note(data={'title': 'New Note', 'content': 'Hello World!'})
{'id': ...}
>>> client.delete_note_attachment(node_id=...)

• Instance-scoped requests.Session() with connection pooling and cookie preservation
• JSON is king, but XML and raw responses are fine too
• Endpoints can use GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
• Route parameters are optional
• Easy integration with your custom API classes
• Declare endpoints under different API versions
• Can define the API URL at runtime if not available before
• Can set a custom CookieJar to pass with all requests
• Pass along any parameters you would usually pass to requests
• Custom JSON status error handling
• Installable pytest plugin for easy testing
• Excellent support for type checking thanks to a built-in mypy plugin

pip install tiny-api-client

You can find the documentation at https://tiny-api-client.readthedocs.io

This software is distributed under the Lesser General Public License v2.1, more information available at the Free Software Foundation.