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PyEPP

A Python API on top of the EPP protocol and an EPP CLI client to work easier with registry systems.

This is a Python API on EPP protocol to connect to any registry systems that support EPP and work with it. Also, it is a CLI client to interact with the registry systems. It supports bellow RFCs:

Installation

pip install pyepp

Usage example

from datetime import date

from pyepp import EppCommunicator
from pyepp.domain import Domain, DomainData, DSRecordData, DNSSECAlgorithm, DigestTypeEnum
from pyepp.contact import Contact, ContactData, PostalInfoData, AddressData

# client_cert and client_key may be omitted where
# a registry does not require certificate based authentication
config = {
    "server": "epp.test.net.nz",
    "port": "700",
    "client_cert": "/PATH/TO/YOUR/CLIENT_CERTIFICATE.crt",
    "client_key": "/PATH/TO/YOUR/CLIENT_KEY.pem"
}

# Using the Pythonic context manager (recommended, handles connect, login, logout, and cleanup):
with EppCommunicator(**config, user="user_name", password="password") as epp:
    hello = epp.hello()
    contact = Contact(epp)
    contact_check = contact.check(['contact-1', 'contact-2'])

# Or using manual sequence management:
epp = EppCommunicator(**config)

connect = epp.connect()
login = epp.login("user_name", "password")
# Sends a hello request and receive greeting in respond
hello = epp.hello()

contact = Contact(epp)

# Check contacts availability
contact_check = contact.check(['contact-1', 'contact-2'])

# Create a new contact
contact_create_params = ContactData(
    id='contact-1',
    email='epp@example.net.nz',
    postal_info=PostalInfoData(
        name='Registrar 1',
        organization='Registrar 1',
        address=AddressData(
            street_1='18 Registrar Street',
            street_2='Registrar CBD',
            city='Registrar',
            country_code='NZ',
            province='Registrar',
            postal_code='6011'
        ),
    ),
    phone='+64.111111111'
)
contact_create = contact.create(contact_create_params)

# Get contact details
contact_info = contact.info('contact-1')

domain = Domain(epp)
# Check domains availability
domain_check = domain.check(['domain1.nz', 'domain2.nz'])

# Create a new domain name
domain_create_params = DomainData(
    domain_name='example.nz',
    registrant='contact-1',
    admin='contact-1',
    tech='contact-1',
    billing='contact-3',
    period=3,
    host=['01y.test-indwrx2vkicn2otgm3otav5wpnzvjd.co.nz', '0d9x6239.example.co.nz'],
    dns_sec=DSRecordData(
        key_tag=1235,
        algorithm=DNSSECAlgorithm.DSA_SHA_1.value,
        digest_type=DigestTypeEnum.SHA_1.value,
        digest='8cdb09364147aed879d12c68d615f98af5900b73'
    ),
)
domain_create = domain.create(domain_create_params)

# Renew a domain name
renew_domain = domain.renew(domain_name='example-1.nz', expiry_date=date(2024, 2, 23), period=2)

PyEPP CLI

PyEPP also has a command line interface that allows the user to interact with the registry system.

Usage: pyepp [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  A command line interface to work with PyEpp library.

Options:
  --server TEXT                   [required]
  --port TEXT                     [required]
  --user TEXT                     [required]
  --password TEXT                 [required]
  --client-cert TEXT
  --client-key TEXT
  --extension TEXT                The extension to be loaded for the EPP
                                  command.
  -o, --output-format [xml|object|min]
                                  [default: XML]
  --no-pretty
  --dry-run
  -f, --file FILENAME             If provided, the output will be written in
                                  the file.
  -v, --verbose
  -d, --debug
  --version                       Show the version and exit.
  -h, --help                      Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  contact  To work with Contact objects in the registry.
  domain   To work with Domain name objects in the registry.
  hello    Sends a hello command to the server and receives the Greeting...
  host     To work with Host objects in the registry.
  poll     To manage registry service messages.
  run      Receive an XML file containing an EPP XML command and execute it.

Enable shell autocomplete

To enable shell autocompletion for your shell follow the below commands:

Zsh

mkdir -p ~/.pyepp
_PYEPP_COMPLETE=zsh_source pyepp > ~/.pyepp/shell-complete.zsh

Source the file in ~/.zshrc.

. ~/.pyepp/shell-complete.zsh

Bash

mkdir -p ~/.pyepp
_PYEPP_COMPLETE=bash_source pyepp > ~/.pyepp/shell-complete.bash

Source the file in ~/.bashrc.

. ~/.pyepp/shell-complete.bash

Development setup

Clone this project. It's recommended to create virtual environment. Then install the dependencies and development dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements.dev.txt

Before creating any pull requests please make sure your code lints and there is no security issues in your code by running below scripts:

./scripts/linter.sh
./scripts/code-security-check.sh

Happy developing!

Contributing

Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md

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