lswapi (beta)

Python module to talk to Leaseweb's API.

For more information refer to the documentation available at [http://developer.leaseweb.com]

This module contains two api clients:

1. One is based on the requests module.
2. The second one is based on the aiohttp module for asyncio support.

Installation

Install the module using pip. This will not install requests or aiohttp.

pip install lswapi

You can install optional depencies, such as aiohttp:

pip install 'lswapi[aio]'

Or if you prefer to use requests:

pip install 'lswapi[requests]'

Usage

Using requests

The lswapi.requests.get_leaseweb_api function creates an instance of the Leaseweb Api object with the X-Lsw-Auth key. You can provide the api key as an argument to get_leaseweb_api

$ python
>>> from lswapi.requests import get_leaseweb_api
>>> client = get_leaseweb_api(api_key="xxxx-xxx-xxxxxx")
>>> response = client.get("/bareMetals/v2/servers")
>>> servers = response.json()

or get LSW_API_KEY from an environment variable:

$ LSW_API_KEY=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx python
>>> from lswapi.requests import get_leaseweb_api
>>> client = get_leaseweb_api()
>>> response = client.get("/bareMetals/v2/servers")
>>> servers = response.json()

Using aiohttp

The lswapi.aio.get_leaseweb_api function creates an instance of the Leaseweb Api object with the X-Lsw-Auth key. You can provide the api key as an argument to get_leaseweb_api or via the environment variable LSW_API_KEY:

$ python -m asyncio
>>> from lswapi.aio import get_leaseweb_api
>>> client = get_leaseweb_api(api_key="xxxx-xxx-xxxxxx")
>>> response = await client.get("/bareMetals/v2/servers")
>>> servers = await response.json()

Contribute

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Make sure that tests pass (make test)
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create new Pull Request