johnchu101/html-telegraph-poster

Python html to telegra.ph poster (telegram article service)

Python html to telegra.ph poster

Simple python function to post plain html text to https://telegra.ph/. Telegra.ph allows <a>, <blockquote>, <br>, <em>, <figure>, <h3>, <h4>, <img>, <p>, <strong>, elements. It also supports embedded youtube and vimeo iframe tags.

About telegram telegra.ph service https://telegram.org/blog/instant-view

Requirements

• lxml
• requests
• requests_toolbelt

Installation

pip install html-telegraph-poster

Usage

>>> from html_telegraph_poster import TelegraphPoster
>>> t = TelegraphPoster(use_api=True)
>>> t.create_api_token('Elon Musk', 'Elon', 'https://www.spacex.com/') # second and third params are optional
{'access_token': '9f3bab568f*************', 'auth_url': 'https://edit.telegra.ph/auth/HFYo***********', 'author_name': 'Elon', 'short_name': 'Elon Musk', 'author_url': 'https://www.spacex.com/'}
>>> t.post(title='Just another funny joke', author='by me', text='<blockquote>Really hard way</blockquote>')
{'path': 'Just-another-funny-joke-06-05-4', 'url': 'http://telegra.ph/Just-another-funny-joke-06-05-4'}

# We can modify this article later
>>> t.edit(text=t.text + '<p>some text at the end</p>')
{'path': 'Just-another-funny-joke-06-05-4', 'url': 'http://telegra.ph/Just-another-funny-joke-06-05-4'}

# Modify page created earlier
>>> t.edit(text="<p>new text</p>", path='/Another-one-page-06-05')
{'path': 'Another-one-page-06-05', 'url': 'http://telegra.ph/Another-one-page-06-05'}

Generate persistent access token

Actually it's a good idea to generate access token and put it inside environment variables. This command will generate .env file or append TELEGRAPH_ACCESS_TOKEN at the end of it. Note: script will not set environment variable. You can use python-dotenv, set it manually or hardcode it when call TelegraphPoster(access_token='access_token_string')

python -m html_telegraph_poster.create_account "Elon Musk" "Elon" "https://www.spacex.com/"

Uploading images

from html_telegraph_poster.upload_images import upload_image

# upload file
upload_image("file_path.jpg")

#upload url
upload_image("http://example.com/img.png")