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Step 1: I would like to retrieve all the related tags of a particular tag using Py-stackexchange, much like what is accomplished here.
Step 2: I would like to find the intersection between two lists of related tags.
I am StackApp-agnostic, as long as it works!
RELATED: Py-StackExchange filter by tag
Since Py-StackExchange does not support V2.0 yet, I struggled with Stackpy, but no luck there either (it could well be my incompetence too).
However, SEAPI is clean, efficient and was a breeze! And it uses the awesome Requests:HTTP for Humans package to boot. It would be great if it incorporated authentication using requests_oauthlib as well.
Look here for some sample code that the author of SEAPI has provided.