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March 20, 2014 22:07
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Quick python script to list the number of downloads per release in a repository.
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import urllib2 | |
#GitHub's API url | |
github_url = "https://api.github.com/" | |
#Release URL | |
github_release = "repos/<user>/<repo>/releases" | |
#Request info about releases from GitHub | |
response = urllib2.urlopen(github_url + github_release) | |
#Full response | |
response_text = response.read() | |
#Formatting of response (newline after commans) | |
formatted_string = "" | |
for char in response_text: | |
if char == ",": | |
new_char = ",\n" | |
else: | |
new_char = char | |
formatted_string += new_char | |
#Iterate through every tag | |
search_point = 0 | |
while formatted_string.find("tag_name", search_point) != -1: | |
#Find where in the string the tag and download texts are | |
find_point = formatted_string.find("tag_name", search_point) | |
download_point = formatted_string.find("download_count", find_point) | |
#Grab download count based on tag location | |
download_count = formatted_string[download_point + 16:formatted_string.find(",", download_point + 1)] | |
#Grab version name based on tag | |
version_name = formatted_string[find_point + 11:formatted_string.find(",", find_point + 1) - 1] | |
#Print version and downloads | |
print version_name + "\t" + download_count | |
#Search on! | |
search_point = find_point + 1 |
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