def test_photos_curated(self):
type = 'curated'
resource_filepath = self.store_mapping[type]
stored_response = json.loads(open(resource_filepath).read())
responses.add(
responses.GET,
'{}{}'.format(
API_ROOT,
stored_response.get('url').split('?')[0]
), # cheating on the url, because the class always inits without query params
json=stored_response.get('body'),
status=stored_response.get('status_code'),
content_type='application/json',
adding_headers=stored_response.get('headers'))
pu_obj = PyUnsplash(api_key=api_key)
photos = pu_obj.photos(type_=type)
assert photos.body is not None
assert photos.header is not None
assert photos.status_code == 200
for photo in photos.entries:
# if any of the fields breaks, then it's a problem
print(photo.id, photo.link_html, photo.link_download,
photo.link_download_location
) # , photo.stats # TODO: include stats in unit test
def unsplash_parse_resp(subject):
"""
From Unsplash API, collect the top 4 images from results.
:param subject: The subject to be used for the image search or type(None). If None, random photos are fetched.
:rtype images: A list containing data on the fetched images.
:except AttributeErrror: Occurs when resp fails to fetch images and enumerate cannot parse resp.
"""
py_un = PyUnsplash(api_key=UNSPLASH_CLIENT_ID)
images = []
if subject is not None:
resp = py_un.search("photos", query=subject, per_page=4)
else:
resp = py_un.photos(type_="random", count=4)
# Gather data from resp object.
try:
for num, item in enumerate(resp.entries, 1):
image_info = {
"author_name": item.body["user"]["name"],
"full_image": item.body["urls"]["full"],
"image_id": item.id,
"author_profile":
f"{item.body['user']['links']['html']}?utm_source=Wallie&utm_medium=referral",
"download_location": item.link_download_location,
}
images.append(image_info)
return images
except AttributeError as err:
handle_err(
f"Failed to parse unsplash resp object: {err}\nCheck that your API_KEYs are setup correctly."
)
def get_link(self):
pu = PyUnsplash(self.api_key)
photos = pu.photos(type_='random',
order_by='popular',
orientaion='landscape',
count=3)
link = []
for photo in photos.entries:
photo.refresh()
data = {'Photo Id': photo.id, 'Url': photo.link_download}
link.append(data)
#print(data['Url'])
print(link)
def getImages(client_id):
py_un = PyUnsplash(api_key=client_id)
logging.getLogger("pyunsplash").setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
# retrieve 4 random photos, which are featured, and tagged as "dog"
return py_un.photos(type_='random', count=1, query='noir')
# Author: Salvatore Ventura <*****@*****.**>
# Date: 5/9/2020
# Purpose: Example file for SinglePhoto
#
# Revision: 1
# Comment: What's new in revision 1
#
###############################################################################
import logging
import os
from pyunsplash import PyUnsplash
api_key = os.environ.get('APPLICATION_ID', None) or 'DUMMY_APPLICATION_ID'
# Initialize app logging
logger = logging.getLogger()
logging.basicConfig(filename='app.log', level=logging.DEBUG)
# pyunsplash logger defaults to level logging.ERROR
# If you need to change that, use getLogger/setLevel
# on the module logger, like this:
logging.getLogger(PyUnsplash.logger_name).setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
# instantiate PyUnsplash object
py_un = PyUnsplash(api_key=api_key)
# Get a single photo from a known ID
photo = py_un.photos(type_="single", photo_id='l0_kVknpO2g')
print(photo.entries.get_attribution(format='txt'))
print(photo.entries.get_attribution(format='html'))