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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about polvo. If you don't find your question here, feel free to check our documentation or reach out to the community.

General Questions

Q: What is polvo?

A: polvo is an open-source API integration toolkit designed to simplify the way developers interact with third-party services. It provides a unified, asynchronous interface for multiple APIs, handling complexities like authentication, rate limiting, and error handling.

Q: Which programming languages does polvo support?

A: Currently, polvo supports Python. We're considering expanding to other languages in the future.

Q: Is polvo free to use?

A: Yes, polvo is open-source and free to use. However, you're responsible for any costs associated with the APIs you're integrating with.

Installation and Setup

Q: How do I install polvo?

A: You can install polvo using pip: pip install usepolvo

Q: What are the system requirements for polvo?

A: polvo requires Python 3.7 or higher.

Usage

Q: How do I handle rate limiting with polvo?

A: polvo handles rate limiting automatically for supported APIs. You can also customize rate limiting behavior. Check our Rate Limiting documentation for more details.

Q: Can I use polvo with synchronous code?

A: While polvo is designed for asynchronous use, you can use it in synchronous code by running the async functions in an event loop. However, for best performance, we recommend using it asynchronously.

Q: How do I handle webhooks with polvo?

A: polvo provides a unified interface for handling webhooks. Check our Webhooks documentation for details and examples.

Troubleshooting

Q: I'm getting an AuthenticationError. What should I do?

A: First, verify that you're using the correct API credentials. Ensure you're not using test credentials in a production environment (or vice versa). If the issue persists, check if your API key or OAuth token has expired or been revoked.

Q: How can I debug issues with polvo?

A: Enable verbose logging, use try-except blocks to catch specific exceptions, and inspect request/response data. For more detailed tips, see our Debugging Tips page.

Q: polvo is running slower than expected. How can I improve performance?

A: Ensure you're using the asynchronous methods properly. Implement pagination for large datasets. Use bulk operations where available. If issues persist, check our Performance Optimization guide.

Contributing and Support

Q: How can I contribute to polvo?

A: We welcome contributions! Check our Contributing Guide for information on how to get started.

Q: Where can I get help if I'm stuck?

A: You can ask questions on our GitHub Issues page, join our community chat, or check the documentation. For urgent issues, consider reaching out to our support channels.

Q: How often is polvo updated?

A: We strive to release updates regularly. Major versions are released as needed, with minor updates and patches more frequently. Check our Changelog for the most up-to-date information.

Remember, if you can't find an answer to your question here, don't hesitate to reach out to the community or check our more detailed documentation sections.

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