Transitioning to the App API breaks favorites archive IDs (there is
no longer any bookmark ID information), but the favorites API endpoint
of the public API was gone anyways ...
OAuth support for SmugMug needs some additional features
(auth-rebuild on redirect, query parameters in URL, ...)
and fixing this in the old code wouldn't work all that well.
Standard logging to stderr, logfiles, and unsupported URL files (which
are now handled through the logging module) can now be configured by
setting their respective option keys (log, logfile, unsupportedfile)
to a dict and specifying the following options;
- format:
format string for logging messages
available keys: see [1]
default: "[{name}][{levelname}] {message}"
- format-date:
format string for {asctime} fields in logging messages
available keys: see [2]
default: "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
- level:
the lowercase levelname until which the logger should activate;
available levels are debug, info, warning, error, exception
default: "info"
- path:
path of the file to be written to
- mode:
'mode' argument when opening the specified file
can be either "w" to truncate the file or "a" to append to it (see [3])
If 'output.log', '.logfile', or '.unsupportedfile' is a string, it will
be interpreted, as it has been, as the filepath
(or as format string for .log)
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logrecord-attributes
[2] https://docs.python.org/3/library/time.html#time.strftime
[3] https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#open
just some initial code that still requires a lot of work ...
TODO:
- folders
- old-style albums (which are nearly all of them ...)
- images from users
- OAuth
It could also happen that the API credentials used will become invalid
whenever my 14 day trial period ends (7 days remaining), but that
would just require users to supply their own.
The previous implementation would retry requests with 4xx status codes
in an infinite loop, which is especially a problem when querying
non-existent users or groups. These are now properly handled with a
NotFoundError exception.
Pinterest access tokens are rate limited at 200 requests per
hour (or maybe per 2 or 3 hours?) so having just one access token
for all users isn't going to work in the long run.
- another irrelevant micro-optimization !
- use urllib.parse.parse_qsl directly instead of parse_qs, which
just packs the results of parse_qsl in a different data structure
- reduced memory requirements since no additional dict and lists are
created
Mike Fährmann