OAUTHnesia for Python
A Python module to interact with Urbanesia’s OAUTH v1.0a API using requests and requests-oauthlib:
Example
from oauthnesia import oauthnesia
urb = oauthnesia(cons_key="xxxxxx", cons_sec="xxxxxx")
print "OAUTH Request"
print urb.call(uri='get/super_search', post=None, get={
'what': 'steak'
})
print "\nXAUTH Request"
print urb.xauth('URBANESIA EMAIL', 'URBANESIA PASSWORD')
Available at <https://github.com/tistaharahap/python-bayes-redis/blob/master/test.py>
Get Access
Register at Urbanesia - <https://www.urbanesia.com/auth/register>
Go here to register your application and receive consumer tokens by email - <http://v1.urbanesia.com/auth/api_reg/>
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