pybrahttp 0.1.4

Brainstorming package, manage http request.

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Brainstorming package, manage http request.

Installation ⚡

Opérating system : Windows, MacOS & Linux :

Available function/class 📑

THttpType

A collection of authentication types.
BasicUsrPws = 0 #Basic user/password
Token = 1 #Token
Tokenpermanent = 2 #Tokenpermanent
ApiKey = 3 #API Keypy install get enum
OAuth2 = 4 #OAuth2

THttpMethode

A collection af available methodes.
GET = 0 #Get
POST = 1 #Post
PUT = 2 #Put

Http(aAuthType)

To create an http connection.
aAuthType, the authentication type for the connection.    

request(aHttpMethode : THttpMethode, aUrl : str, aBody : dict = {})

To request an url.
aHttpMethode, and http methode.
aUrl, the url to communicate. 
aBody : a dict with the body to send to the url.
return a dict with the full answer.
retValue ={
        'statusCode' : statusCode,
        'reason' : reason,
        'content' : value,
        'headers' : response.headers
        }

userName

To get or set the authentication user.

passWord

To get or set the authentication password.

authType

To get the authentication type.

headers

To get or set the http header.

error

To get the last error.

url

To get or set the url.

Howto use 📰

import pybrahttp

try:
    http = pybrahttp.Http(pybrahttp.THttpType.BasicUsrPws)
    http.userName = aUser
    http.passWord = aPws
    headers ={
        'User-Agent' : 'Brainstorming 1.0', 
        'content-type' : 'application/json',
        'Accept' : '*/*',
        'Accept-Encoding' : 'gzip, deflate, br',
        'Connection' : 'keep-alive'
        }
    http.headers = headers
    url = aurl
    #Exemple of XML body 
    body ={
        'Name' : 'Timesheet(s) ' + str(aParams[3]) + '- ' + str(aParams[0]),
        'Initiator' : aParams[1],
        "AutomaticReminder": {
            "IsSendAutomaticRemindersEnabled": True,
            "DaysBeforeFirstReminder": DaysBeforeFirstReminder,
            "IsRepeatRemindersEnabled": True,
            "RepeatReminders":RepeatReminders
            }
        }
    
    re = http.request(pybrahttp.THttpMethode.POST, url, body)
    if (re['statusCode'] >= 200) and (re['statusCode'] <= 250):
        #Do code if no error
    else:
        #Print the returned error
        print(str(re['content']))
        return False

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