epytech 0.4

The python's api for epitech's intra

Epytech

IMPORTANT YOUR NEED YOUR AUTOLOGIN URL !

Generate Autologin Link

Documentation

Documentation

Install:

git clone https://github.com/Neotoxic-off/epytech
cp -rf epytech/epytech <YOUR PROJECT>

Import:

from epytech import session, user, login

User's data:

login
title
internal_email
lastname
firstname
userinfo
referent_used
picture
picture_fun
scolaryear
promo
semester
location
documents
userdocs
shell
close
ctime
mtime
id_promo
id_history
course_code
semester_code
school_id
school_code
school_title
old_id_promo
old_id_location
rights
invited
studentyear
admin
editable
restrictprofiles

Login's data:

data
login
message
access_token

Examples:

from epytech import user, session, login

def test():
    # Initialise the classes
    user_data = user.init()
    login_data = login.init()

    # The 'create' is your key to acces to your data
    # and to keep access to your session
    key = session.create("<AUTOLOGIN LINK>")

    # The 'load' is the initialisation and the update
    # of the elemennts for 'user' and 'login'
    # You need to use 'load' before the search
    user_data.load(key)
    login_data.load(key)

    # The 'search' will search on the data, the item
    # asked
    print(user_data.search('login'))
    print(login_data.search('message'))

test()

from epytech import user, session, login

class data():
    key = session.create("<AUTOLOGIN LINK>")
    user = user.init()
    login = login.init()

def complex_test():
    data.user.load(data.key)
    data.login.load(data.key)

    if data.login.search('message') == "Success":
        print("Welcome: %s" % data.user.search('firstname'))
        print("Promo: %s\nSemester: %s" % (data.user.search('promo'), data.user.search('semester')))
    else:
        print("You are not logged")

complex_test()