Internode is a package to pull data from https://customer-webtools-api.internode.on.net/api/v1.5. To use the Internode API you need a valid account with Internode.
Requirements
- Install Python 3.9 (for all users)
- Pip install requests
Usage
Connect to Internode API:
import internode
Internode = internode.api("user.name@outlook.com", "password")
Internode.connect()
To get service information use the following:
Internode.getservice()
To get current usage information use the following:
Internode.getusage()
To get the last day's history information use the following:
Internode.gethistory()
Full example:
Internode = internode.api("user.name@outlook.com", "password")
Internode.connect()
Internode.getservice()
print(Internode.service)
Internode.getusage()
print(Internode.usage)
Internode.gethistory()
print(Internode.history)
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