httpie-wsse-auth
This HTTPie auth plugin implements Escher authentication for Emarsys API requests.
Installation
Be sure that ‘HTTPie <http://httpie.org/>`_ is installed, and install this plugin:
$ pip install httpie-wsse-auth
After installing, you will see the option wsse-auth under --auth-type if you run $ http --help.
Example
$ http --auth-type=wsse-auth --auth='access_id:secret_key' https://api.emarsys.net/api/v2/settings
Check out HTTPie sessions if you would like to save authentication information between your requests.
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