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Overview

Python support for the Automatic API which is documented at https://developer.automatic.com/documentation/

Usage

scopes = ["public", "location", "vehicle:profile", "vehicle:events", "trip"]
automatic = Automatic(<<clientId>>, <<clientSecret>>, <<credentialsPath>>, scopes)
trips = automatic.Trips()

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