Reply Publishing SDK for Node.js & Python

import DropReply from '@dropreply/sdk';

const client = new DropReply('drpl_live_xxx');

const reply = await client.reply({
  platform: 'reddit',
  target_url: 'https://reddit.com/r/webdev/...',
  content: 'Great point! We built something similar...'
});

console.log(reply.id);
// rpl_7f3a9b2c

console.log(reply.status);
// "queued"

from dropreply import DropReply

client = DropReply("drpl_live_xxx")

reply = client.reply(
    platform="reddit",
    target_url="https://reddit.com/r/webdev/...",
    content="Great point! We built something similar..."
)

print(reply["id"])
# rpl_7f3a9b2c

print(reply["status"])
# "queued"

// Check reply status
const status = await client.replies.get('rpl_7f3a9b2c');
console.log(status.status);
// "published"
console.log(status.platform_url);
// "https://reddit.com/r/.../def456"

// Send upvotes
await client.upvotes.create({
  reply_id: 'rpl_7f3a9b2c',
  amount: 5
});

// List recent replies
const replies = await client.replies.list({
  platform: 'reddit',
  limit: 10
});

# Check reply status
status = client.replies.get("rpl_7f3a9b2c")
print(status.status)
# "published"
print(status.platform_url)
# "https://reddit.com/r/.../def456"

# Send upvotes
client.upvotes.create(
    reply_id="rpl_7f3a9b2c",
    amount=5
)

# List recent replies
replies = client.replies.list(
    platform="reddit",
    limit=10
)

// Check usage
const usage = await client.usage.get();
console.log(usage.replies_used);
// 42
console.log(usage.replies_limit);
// 100

// Reply on Twitter/X
const tweet = await client.replies.create({
  platform: 'twitter',
  url: 'https://x.com/user/status/123...',
  content: 'Interesting thread! We have been...'
});

# Check usage
usage = client.usage.get()
print(usage.replies_used)
# 42
print(usage.replies_limit)
# 100

# Reply on Twitter/X
tweet = client.replies.create(
    platform="twitter",
    url="https://x.com/user/status/123...",
    content="Interesting thread! We have been..."
)