DARARD.FR COMMON API PACK
This package is used by the APIs deployed on dadard.fr.
It calls the Main API to check the subscriptions and the profiles’ key.
Install it this way : pip install dadard-apis-common-pack
You can import the package in your code this way :
from CommonPack import CommonCaller
profile_key = 'some_private_key'
# check if the key is associated to a valid user
CommonCaller.check_profile_key(profile_key)
# check if the api given has been subscribed by this key
CommonCaller.check_is_subscribed(profile_key, api_name)
# check if the api given has not been subscribed by this key
CommonCaller.check_is_not_subscribed(profile_key, api_name)1 maintainer
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