Logging is necessary and can be done easily using the default logging module. This would help to debug errors. A new class for logging would do.

Currently, there is no way to edit collections. Ref https://sxcu.net/api/docs/endpoint/edit_collection

Implement an API for that.

Hey bro Can you pls share some more examples like this (I Don't know much about python😅(
import sxcu
connector = sxcu.SXCU()
result = connector.upload_image("foo.png")
print(result["url"])

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And If you are on Telegram can you pls share you id

Location

as can be seen here (and some other places)

with open(file, "rb") as img_file:
    files = {"file": img_file}
    res = request_handler.post(url, files=files, data=data)

The Problem

The wrapper accepts file paths over the file's content itself and then handles reading from that path. This is a problem when a user gets an image dynamically from some algorithm because then they have to write to the disk and supply that file path (not only slow but can cause errors based on permissions and os differences).

The Solution

possible solutions include:

• Make the user handle reading from files.
• having two separate parameters, one being path another being file content and expecting exactly one.
• have one parameter, file_or_path which is handled differently based on its data type (bytes == file content, string == file path)

I'd be willing to make a PR if you know which solution you'd like to choose. In my opinion, now is a good time to change something like this because the API is already changing a lot due to v1 being deprecated. Let me know what you think :)

Currently, the image file specified is just uploaded no matter what is it. Add a check for it and raise a Value error when it is invalid.

Add rate-limit header to get how long should we wait until the rate-limit expires.

I took this Rate-Limit header example screenshot below in sxcu Rate-Limit Overview website.

Currently, the error response leads to JSON decode error. It should not happen and it must be handled by reading status code and custom errors must be raised.

The title says it. A simple CLI interface would rather help a lot.