DaoVoice Python Sdk
Installation
pip install daovoice-sdk
Basic Usage
from daovoice.client import Client
daovoice_client = Client(token="Your Token Here")Note that you can find your token in http://dashboard.daovoice.io/app/{app_id}/apps/settings/open-api
Resources
Resources this API supports:
https://api.daovoice.io/v1/conversations
Examples
Conversations
# Get Conversation by id
conversation = daovoice_client.conversations.get(id="conversation_id")
print conversation.conversation_parts
print conversation.conversation_message
# Reply
daovoice_client.conversations.reply(id="conversation_id",admin_id="***",body="reply msg")Admins
# list admins
admins = daovoice_client.admins.all()
for ad in admins:
print ad.nameUser
# create user
user = daovoice_client.user.create(user_id="123456",name="example", email="example@daovoice.io")1 maintainer
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