Pixela
Pixela API client for Python.
Installation
$ virtualenv --distribute pixela_sample $ source pixela_sample/bin/activate $ cd pixela_sample $ pip install pixela
Usage
from pixela import Pixela
client = Pixela(username='YOUR_NAME', token='YOUR_NAME')
# register
client.create_user(agree_terms_of_service=True, not_minor=True)
# create graph
client.create_graph(
graph_id='test-graph',
name='graph-name',
unit='commit',
type='int',
color='shibafu',
timezone='Asia/Tokyo',
)
# register value
from datetime import datetime
date = datetime.strptime('2018-10-21', '%Y-%m-%d')
res = self.client.create_pixel(graph_id='py-pixela', quantity=5, date=date)
LICENSE
NEW BSD LICENSE.
1 maintainer
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