# Testing API requests here

import requests  # Web scraping/API access module

"""

Used API - https://random-d.uk/api?format=json

Returning Random Duck photo

Both links use Version 2:
https://random-d.uk/api
https://random-d.uk/api/v2

"""

"""Below request pulls a duck photo link from the Random Duck API
  'URL' contains random duck image
  'Response' collects data from URL
   response.json() asks for json format of data from link, creating usable dictionary
   'duck_photo_link' Specifies dict key (url), which will pull dict value (Random duck photo URL)"""

# Grabs random duck photo or gif, converts to JSON dict format, then pulls the link by singling out the key ('url')
URL = 'https://random-d.uk/api/random'
response = requests.get(URL)
duck_photo_link = response.json()["url"]
print(duck_photo_link)

# Creates extension variable for .jpg or .gif photos
if duck_photo_link[-4][-1] == "jpg":
    extension = '.jpg'
else:
    extension = '.gif'

# Asks user to name file, attaches extension
filename_input = input("Name your file: ")
duck_filename = filename_input + extension

# Downloads duck photo to computer using requests module
scraped_image = requests.get(duck_photo_link)

with open(duck_filename, 'wb') as f:
    f.write(scraped_image.content)

# This puts photo in same location as the .py file is located, fix later

print("Download Successful:", duck_filename)