Starbucks-py
Unofficial Starbucks API.
This API is written in Python.
Only supports for Starbucks Korea.
Installation
You can install Starbucks with pip
$ pip install starbucks
Features
1. Login
You can login to Starbucks like:
from starbucks import Starbucks
starbucks = Starbucks()
starbucks.login('username', 'password')
2. Get My Cards
You can get your cards like:
cards = starbucks.get_cards()
3. Get My Card Information
You can get your card information like:
# You should know the registration number of your card.
# It is in the source code of Starbucks web page.
card = starbucks.get_card_info('0000000')
or using CLI:
$ starbucks-card --id {username} --password {password} --reg-number {card reg number}
4. Get My Stars Count
You can get your stars count like:
starbucks.get_stars_count()
or using CLI:
$ starbucks-star --id {username} --password {password}
6. Get My Coupons
You can get the list of your coupons like:
starbucks.get_coupons()
7. Logout
If you want to logout, just:
starbucks.logout()
Known Issues
Should I have to check if I logged in successfully like this?
To Do
Card usage histories
More error checks
and so on.
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