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pointhq

pointhq.com API client.

Installation

Install pointhq with pip:

$ pip install pointhq

It will also install httplib2 library.

If you use Python 2.5, simplejson is required:

$ pip install simplejson

Usage example

  1. Create new pointhq.Point object:

    import pointhq
    point = Point(username='john@example.com', apitoken='secret-key')
  2. Play with zones:

    zones = point.zones.retrieve()
    new_zone = point.zones.create(name='example.com')
    
    zone = point.zones(1).retrieve()
    point.zones(1).update(group='Clients')
    point.zones(1).delete()
  3. Play with zone records:

    zone_records = point.zones(1).records.retrieve()
    new_record = point.zones(1).records.create(name='example.com.', data='123.45.67.89', record_type='A')
    
    zone_record = point.zones(1).records(1).retrieve
    point.zones(1).records(1).update(data='234.56.78.90')
    point.zones(1).records(1).delete()

Contributing

Feel free to fork, send pull requests or report bugs and issues on github.

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