A Python SDK for OneSignal (https://onesignal.com/). Documentation for OneSignal API is available at https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/server-api-overview.
Obtaining User Rest API key and App REST API key
See details here https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/server-api-overview
Installing dependencies
Create a VirtualEnv and install dependencies from requirements.txt by running (from the root):
> pip install -r requirements.txt
Setup
You can install the package by running
> python setup.py install
Once installed, to get started, you can do:
>>> import one_signal_sdk >>> one_signal = one_signal_sdk.OneSignalSdk(YOUR_APP_ID, AUTH_TOKEN_HERE) >>> one_signal.get_players(your_app_id, your_basic_auth_key)
Tests
Tests are located under /tests and these also kind of show some examples on how to use the library.
Running tests
Go to this directory /tests and then run
> py.test
Contributors
Zohaib Ijaz <mzohaib.qc@gmail.com>
Waqas Younas <waqas.younas@gmail.com>
1 maintainer
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