old_contents: #! /usr/bin/env python
  
  from lsapi import lsapi
  
  l = lsapi('my-access-id', 'my-secret-key')
  
  # As you may have noticed, there are lots of columns available
  # I did what I could to make them easily-accessible, but there
  # are a lot, and the names are long. So, the API calls have
  # defaults
  
  # Let's get some URL metrics. Results are now an array of dictionaries
  # the i'th dictionary is the results for the i'th URL
  metrics = l.urlMetrics(['www.moz.com', 'www.moz.com/blog'])
  # Now let's say we only want specific columns in the results
  authorities = l.urlMetrics(['www.moz.com'], lsapi.UMCols.domainAuthority | lsapi.UMCols.pageAuthority)
  # Or if you just need results for one URL
  mozMetrics = l.urlMetrics('www.moz.com')
  
  # Now for some anchor text results
  anchorResults = l.anchorText('www.moz.com/blog')
  # Or for just specific columns
  anchorTermResults = l.anchorText('www.moz.com/blog', cols=lsapi.ATCols.term)
  
  # Now for some links results
  links = l.links('www.moz.com')
  # The links API has more columns to specify, as well as sort, scope, etc.
  links = l.links('www.moz.com', scope='domain_to_domain', sort='domain_authority',
  	filters=['external', 'nofollow'], targetCols = lsapi.UMCols.url)
  
new_contents: #! /usr/bin/env python
  
  from lsapi import lsapi
  
  l = lsapi('my-access-id', 'my-secret-key')
  
  # As you may have noticed, there are lots of columns available
  # I did what I could to make them easily-accessible, but there
  # are a lot, and the names are long. So, the API calls have
  # defaults
  
  # Let's get some URL metrics. Results are now an array of dictionaries
  # the i'th dictionary is the results for the i'th URL
  metrics = l.urlMetrics(['www.moz.com', 'www.moz.com/blog'])
  # Now let's say we only want specific columns in the results
  authorities = l.urlMetrics(['www.moz.com'], lsapi.UMCols.domainAuthority | lsapi.UMCols.pageAuthority)
  # Or if you just need results for one URL
  mozMetrics = l.urlMetrics('www.moz.com')
  
  # Now for some anchor text results
  anchorResults = l.anchorText('www.moz.com/blog')
  # Or for just specific columns
  anchorTermResults = l.anchorText('www.moz.com/blog', cols=lsapi.ATCols.term)
  
  # Now for some links results
  links = l.links('www.moz.com')
  # The links API has more columns to specify, as well as sort, scope, etc.
  links = l.links('www.moz.com', scope='domain_to_domain', sort='domain_authority',
  	filters=['external', 'nofollow'], targetCols=lsapi.UMCols.url)
  
subject: Format keyword arguments like PEP-8.