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Python interface to Basylic's API

Project description

basylic-python-client

Module to access Basylic API.

Summary

Developed by ETAONIS, Basylic is a SaaS solution performing document fraud detection with "state-of-the-art" performances. The solution is also used as a powerful tool to extract information from documents. This module provides a Python interface for accessing Basylic.

Installation

This module is available on PyPI. You can install it with pip command:

pip install basylic

Alternatively, you can access the module source code on GitHub:

Basic usage

To access the API, refresh and access tokens should be provided. You can access your Refresh token via the Portal interface. Then, we recommend you store its value in the environment variable BASYLIC_REFRESH_TOKEN.

from basylic import Basylic
basylic = Basylic()

Alternatively, if your refresh token is stored in a non-standard location, you can specify its value with argument refresh_token during class instantiation:

from basylic import Basylic
basylic = Basylic(refresh_token=...)
  1. At least two arguments should be set: one of file_path, file_obj or ftp_file, and document_type:
basylic.send_document(file_path="corinne-berthier-recto-verso.pdf", document_type="french_ids")
  • The file_path argument is a string with the document path (e.g.: "~/FILE.pdf")
  • document_type is a string specifying which Basylic API to call (e.g.: "french_ids")

Possible values for document_type are: 'french_ids', 'rib', 'ri', 'avis-imposition'...

With those arguments specified, send_document returns a comprehensive JSON document.

  1. Data about applicants can also be joined to the API call:
applicants_information = {"applicant_0": {"identity": "BERTHIER CORINNE"}}
basylic_result = basylic.send_document(
    file_path="corinne-berthier-recto-verso.pdf",
    document_type="french_ids", applicants_information=applicants_information)
print(basylic_result)
  1. And various arguments could be passed as kwargs. For example:
  • a. save_report=True will save the result of your request in your user space on Basylic Portal;
  • b. with_image=True will return a base64 image for each recognised document;

For example, this code:

applicants_information = {"applicant_0": {"identity": "BERTHIER CORINNE"}}
basylic_result = basylic.send_document(
    file_path="corinne-berthier-recto-verso.pdf",
    document_type="french_ids", applicants_information=applicants_information,
    with_image=True, save_report=True)
print(basylic_result)

will act in the following way:

  1. Uploads of document whose path is file_path to Basylic service french_ids;
  2. Produces of a JSON document basylic_result with all relevant information;
  3. Compares identity provided and identity extracted by Basylic OCR;
  4. A base64 encoded image will be returned in the approriate key of basylic_result.

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