relationships
redis backed user relationships on its simplest form.
installation
$ [sudo] pip install relationships
or if you like 90s:
$ [sudo] easy_install relationships
usage
getting the Relationship class
from relationships import Relationship
r = Relationship()
follow
r('Guido').follow('Rasmus')
r('Guido').follow('Larry')
r('Larry').follow('Guido')
r('Rasmus').follow('Guido')
r('Dave').follow('Guido')
r('Larry').follow('Guido')
unfollow
r('Guido').unfollow("Rasmus")
block
r('Guido').block("Guido")
r('Rasmus').block("Guido")
unblock
r('Rasmus').unblock('Guido')
getting friends
r('Guido').friends()
>>> {'Larry', 'Rasmus'}
getting mutual friends
r('Guido').mutual_friends('Rasmus')
getting followers
r("Guido").followers()
>>> {'Dave', 'Larry', 'Rasmus'}
getting followings
r("Guido").following()
>>> {'Larry', 'Rasmus'}
getting a simple graph of spesific user
r('Zlatan Ibrahimovic').follow("Galatasaray")
r('Galatasaray').follow("Zlatan Ibrahimovic")
r('Galatasaray').follow("Podolski")
r('Galatasaray').follow("Drogba")
r('Galatasaray').follow("Sneijder")
r('Galatasaray').follow("Zlatan Ibrahimovic")
r('Sneijder').follow("Galatasaray")
r('Podolski').follow("Galatasaray")
r("Galatasaray").get_network("/tmp/galatasaray_network.png")
(you need graphviz (system library) and pydot (pylibrary) installed to get this functionality.
getting block list by user
# people blocked by guido
r('Guido').blocks()
>>> {'Rasmus'}
getting blocked list by user
# people who blocked Guido
r('Guido').blocked()
>>> {'Rasmus'}
counts
r('Guido').block_count() # count of people blocked by Guido
r('Guido').blocked_count() # count of people who blocked Guido
r('Guido').follower_count() # count of people who follows Guido
r('Guido').following_count() # count of people following by Guido
checks
r('Guido').is_following('Rasmus') # does Guido follows Rasmus?
r('Rasmus').is_follower('Guido') # is Rasmus a follower of Guido?
r('Guido').is_blocked('Rasmus') # did Guido blocked Rasmus?
r('Rasmus').is_blocked_by('Guido') # is Rasmus blocked by Guido?