Python 2 and 3 implementation of Event Fabric API to send events.
Setup
The library dependes on the Requests HTTP library, install it with:
pip install requests
Usage
see the examples folder for more usage examples
# import the library
>>> import eventfabric as ef
# create a client instance specifying username and password
>>> client = ef.Client("username", "password")
# authenticate, should return True and 200, if not there was an error
>>> client.login()
(True, <Response [200]>)
# create an event instance
# the first parameter is a free form JSON
# value that contains information about the event
# the second is the name of the channel where that event will go to
# the channel is used to subscribe to a stream of events with the same
# channel id
>>> event1 = ef.Event({"name": "Bob", "count": 10}, "my.channel")
# send the event, it should return True and 201, if not there was an error,
# make sure to check for authentication errors on long running agents to
# reauthenticate in case your credentials expire
>>> client.send_event(event1)
(True, <Response [201]>)
Test
python tests/eventfabric_tests.py
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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