Infynipy
An API wrapper for the Infynity mortgage broker system.
Infynipy currently supports the following endpoints:
- Client Accounts
- Financials
- Referrer and Referrer Groups
Getting Started
Install using pip:
pip install infynipy
Basic usage:
from infynipy import Infynity
client = Infynity("USERNAME", "API_KEY")
print(client.broker(10).individuals) # Returns an array of Individual models
# To turn them into dictionaries
for individual in client.broker(10).individuals:
print(individual.to_dict())
View the rest of the documentation here.
Development
Clone from GitHub and run the tests:
git clone https://github.com/beanpuppy/infynipy.git
cd infynipy
Run the tests and linter:
tox
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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