Urlwatch as a library about urlwatch HOT 1 CLOSED

This already works with urlwatch 2, you can "import urlwatch" and then create the instances of the objects you need like the "urlwatch" does itself. Note that if you use it as part of a Django application, you might want to read the list of URLs from some database, etc.. - also note that urlwatch does blocking network calls, so you might not want to call it in the request handler for your web app, but using some task queue (eg. celery) instead.

from urlwatch.