======================= JPush API Python Client
JPush's officially supported Python client library for accessing JPush APIs.
JPush Rest API Documents: http://docs.jpush.io/server/rest_api_v3_push/
You can download the latest release file here: https://github.com/jpush/jpush-api-python-client/releases
Installation
To install jpush-api-python-client, simply:
$ sudo pip install jpush
or alternatively install via easy_install:
$ sudo easy_install jpush
or from source:
$ sudo python setup.py install
Testing
For running the tests, you need the standard unittest module, shipped
with Python.
To run jpush-api-python-client tests, simply:
$ nosetests tests/push tests/devices --verbosity=2
Examples
You can see more examples in https://github.com/jpush/jpush-api-python-client/blob/master/examples
Simple iOS Push
>>> import jpush as jpush
>>> from conf import app_key, master_secret
>>> _jpush = jpush.JPush(app_key, master_secret)
>>> push = _jpush.create_push()
>>> push.audience = jpush.all_
>>> ios_msg = jpush.ios(alert="Hello, IOS JPush!", badge="+1", sound="a.caf", extras={'k1':'v1'})
>>> android_msg = jpush.android(alert="Hello, android msg")
>>> push.notification = jpush.notification(alert="Hello, JPush!", android=android_msg, ios=ios_msg)
>>> push.options = {"time_to_live":86400, "sendno":12345,"apns_production":True}
>>> push.platform = jpush.platform("ios")
>>> push.send()
Get taglist
>>> import jpush as jpush
>>> from conf import app_key, master_secret
>>> _jpush = jpush.JPush(app_key, master_secret)
>>> device = _jpush.create_device()
>>> device.get_taglist()
Questions
The best place to ask questions is our community site: http://community.jpush.cn/
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