First, you need to ask user’s permission to access her data:
from basceampx.auth import Auth
auth = Auth('clientid', 'clientsecret', 'http://my_app/handle_redirect')
authorize_url = auth.authorize_url()
Redirect the user to the authorize_url. After user grants you access, get the access token:
token = auth.access_token(code)['access_token']
Find the accounts that this user has:
from basecampx import Client client = Client(token, 'YourAppName') bcx_account = client.basecamp_accounts()[0]
Use a user’s Basecamp Next account to access data in projects:
client = Client(token, 'YourAppName', bcx_account['id']) from basecampx import Projects project_list = Projects(client).list() project_names = [project['name'] for project in project_list]
Get all discussions in a project:
messages = Projects(client, 12345).topics.list()
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