Clone the repo, and set up a virtual environment from the root directory:
virtualenv venv
. ./venv/bin/activate
Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
As written so far, it pulls the name, url, category, and thumbnail for the top 25 most viewed YouTube videos of the past week.
To do that, instantiate a Request object and call get_most_viewed_all on it.
r = Request()
r.get_most_viewed_all()
The resulting .result property is a Result object, on which you can call certain methods. .key_elements() returns the results as a list of dictionaries.
r1.result.key_elements()
To render as a table in html, just call .render_html() on the result object:
r1.result.render_html()
Run the tests with nosetests which installs with the requirements.