Python Tutorial: Real World Example - Using Patreon API and Pillow to Automate Image Creation

In this Python Programming Tutorial, we'll be learning how to use the Patreon API and the Pillow library to automate the creation of images. I'm specifically using this to add credits to the end of my videos to thank my supporters. This video will focus on Patreon supporters specifically, but in the next video, we will see how to use the YouTube API to do the same thing with YouTube Members. Let's get started...

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[coreyms]

Hey Everybody,
This video is a bit specific to a task I was personally trying to solve, but I wanted to record this because I thought there were some good tips and features that many of you could use in personal projects yourselves. What we cover here is very similar to how we'll be working with other APIs in future videos, so it's definitely good practice. Also, if you're currently a YouTube Member, then I'll be showing how to add your names to the end credits of the videos in the next tutorial when we look at the YouTube API.

Also, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate the support that I receive from all of you. What I cover in this video is just a little extra perk for people who are supporting at a certain tier on Patreon and YouTube, but just know that even by watching the videos it's already a huge help. So if you're not a supporter on Patreon or YouTube then no worries! But if you are interested in having your names included in the credits of my videos, as I showed in this video, then you're welcome to check out my Patreon or YouTube Memberships. Links are in the description of the video. I hope you all had a great weekend! Cheers!

[sadhappy]

There are loads of beginner tutorial so it's refreshing to see a real world one. Many thanks!

[Talon_]

Very nice to see an approach to a task that does not feel like a textbook exercise! I wish i had this channel when i got into programming myself, but well, you never stop learning! Also great reference material when teaching programming to others :)



(I love that "Whoops that went too well"-moment at 35:19 :D)

[codewithluq]

Thank You Corey....I have not yet started supporting but I think am not far from the start. Your knowledge is priceless.

[sydneytembo]

Man I like all your Videos, you are my number 1 before I look else where, your material is very clear.

[MichaelDeNicola]

Just finished this from start to finish! first time I've ever used python thank you so much this code is a life saver !

[leadingedgebusinesssolutions]

Hi, sir very happy to see you back! i've learn alot from you i follow your tutorial series. i request you to make tutorials on these topics these are not available on youtube those which are available they are not helpfull not easy to understand.
1) how to develop APi's.
2)using twilliow api how to make chat appliaction in which user can audio/vedio call to eachother and send messages.
3)verify user by sending random number code on phone.
4)verify email by sending random numbers.
i hope you will have more views and subcribers. because these are not available on youtube and the way you teach i love the way you teach.
best wishes for you sir!!! thanks <3

[MrEstate]

Really love your videos I have used them to help me build some projects. Thank you so much. You always make it look so easy.

[forthechanger]

amazing vids! automation of our boring task is very inspiring to our daily life.

[meghaaggarwal]

Hey, Corey! Thanks a ton for this! I read the documentation first and then saw the video to get more insights of it. This has really boosted my confidence to scratch data from API from other websites!

[Dee]

such a great vid. I used it to create a scrolling list of patreon OBS overlay for a client

[compote-sr]

Api and Python is really amazing.
I build a quick script to switch on my Philips Hue using their API and it is really amazing what we can do

[sarveshyadav]

Any chance for you making DJANGO REST API tutorials??

[HMKM]

Thanks for making video on my requested content. Infinite love.... 💕

[vaibhavkrkm]

Love your explanations so much!!👍
Please please, can you make a series on Python Pygame module..
Have a good day😀

[rangabharath]

Awesome as always 👍😀. Thank you so much ❤️

[princeRaj-pfpn]

i am currently going through the book recommended by you "Flask Web Development" and i just want to say this that is amazing thanks for the recommendation will definitely buy your patreon when starting doing freelance i am 15 btw

[codewithkishore]

Super.. The way u explained is awesome. Iam trying to learn

[kamolusmonov]

Thank you so much, I'm a really big fan of your works ) I would love to see a tutorial on how to create Rest API using flask )

[mauisam]

I can't wait for the Youtube view and can I ask for a eBay one? I have struggled with eBay for a decade. May I also ask when you create these they be in OOP with classes. You did a very good video on classes but using it in real world would be even more helpful. I think you do a great job! Thank you!