This is an API wrapper built for using the Bunny.net API in Python.
It currently only supports the Stream API, but I do plan on covering the Edge Storage API and other functionalities soon.
Install the package from PyPi. (Link: https://pypi.org/project/bunnycdn-api-wrapper/1.0.14/)
pip install bunnycdn-api-wrapperNow, you are ready to start using the API. Here are some examples on how to use the API:
# Libraries
# Connecting the video libraries.
from bunny.stream.library import Library
lib = Library(LIBRARY_ID=12345, API_KEY="abcd1234")
# Get all videos and collections in a library.
videos = lib.get_library_videos()
collections = lib.get_collections()
# Creating and Uploading a new video to Bunny.
from pathlib import Path
lib.create_new_video(title="New Video", filepath=Path("path/to/file.mp4"))# Collections
from bunny.stream.collection import Collection
your_collection = Collection(library=lib, collection_id="COLLECTION ID") # Getting the collection.
your_collection.delete() # Delete a collection.
Collection.get_all_collections(library=lib) # Get all collections in a library.
Collection.search_collections(library=lib, title="Search term") # Search collections in a library for the "title" specified.
Collection.create_new_collection(library=lib, collection_name="New Collection") # Creating new collections.# Videos
from bunny.stream.video import Video
video = Video(library=lib, video_id="VIDEO ID") # Getting video.
video.rename("Video title updated") # Rename the video.
video.reencode() # Re-encode the video.
video.update_thumbnail(thumbnail_url="https://www.images.com/thumbnail.jpg") # Updating video thumbnail.
video.delete() # Delete video from Bunny.
# Updating video chapters
from bunny.stream.chapter import Chapter
prologue = Chapter("Prologue", start=0, end=60)
epilogue = Chapter("Epilogue", start=240, end=300)
chapters = [prologue, epilogue]
video.update_chapters(chapters) # Update video chapters.
# Updating video moments
from bunny.stream.moment import Moment
moment_1 = Moment("Label", timestamp=225)
moment_2 = Moment("Label", timestamp=300)
moments = [moment_1, moment_2]
video.update_moments(moments) # Update video moments.- Hassan Aziz
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