ONEm python client
Client which defines the JSON structure accepted by ONEm platform.
Quickstart
ONEm client works only with Python 3. You can use virtualenvwrapper to create a virtual environment.
On a linux box:
mkvirtualenv --python=`which python3` onem-py
Then install the ONEm client
pip install onem-py
Menu
In [1]: from onem import menus
In [2]: menu_item1 = menus.MenuItem('First menu item', '/callback-path-m1')
In [3]: menu_item2 = menus.MenuItem('Second menu item which is just content', is_option=False)
In [4]: menu = menus.Menu([menu_item1, menu_item2],
header='Menu header',
footer='Displayed at the bottom')
In [5]: menu.as_data()
Out[5]:
{'type': 'menu',
'header': 'Menu header',
'footer': 'Displayed at the bottom',
'body': [{'description': 'First menu item',
'method': 'GET',
'path': '/callback-path-m1',
'type': 'option'},
{'description': 'Second menu item which is just content',
'method': None,
'path': None,
'type': 'content'}],
'meta': None}
Form
In [1]: from onem import forms
In [2]: form_item1 = forms.FormItem('age', forms.FormItemType.INT, 'How old are you?')
In [3]: form_item2 = forms.FormItemMenu('is_number', [
...: forms.FormItemMenuItem('Age is just a number, right?', is_option=False),
...: forms.FormItemMenuItem('Yes!', value=True),
...: forms.FormItemMenuItem('Not really ...', value=False),
...: ])
In [4]: form = forms.Form([form_item1, form_item2],
...: '/form-callback-path-with-user-choices',
...: method='POST',
...: header='Form header',
...: footer='Form footer',
...: meta=forms.FormMeta(confirm=False))
In [5]: form.as_data()
Out[5]:
{'type': 'form',
'header': 'Form header',
'footer': 'Form footer',
'body': [{'description': 'How old are you?',
'footer': None,
'header': None,
'method': None,
'name': 'age',
'path': None,
'type': 'int'},
{'type': 'form-menu',
'header': None,
'footer': None,
'body': [{'description': 'Age is just a number, right?',
'type': 'content',
'value': None},
{'description': 'Yes!', 'type': 'option', 'value': True},
{'description': 'Not really ...', 'type': 'option', 'value': False}],
'meta': None,
'name': 'is_number'}],
'meta': {'completion_status_show': True,
'completion_status_in_header': True,
'confirmation_needed': False},
'path': '/form-callback-path-with-user-choices',
'method': 'POST'}
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