Wrapper around the IONOS DNS, Domains & SSL API
Installation
Pyonos is a PyPi package and can be installed using pip.
pip install pyonos
Features
- Full DNS, Domains & SSL API coverage
- Top-Level methods for easier use of the core methods
- DynDns Update Function
Quickstart
IONOS exposes 3 different API's.
- Dns
- Domains
- Ssl
Every API has its corresponding & same name class that can be imported from pyonos. Every class needs to be authenticated using a prefix and a secret.
Similarly, every API endpoint has its own corresponding method. Methods always return a PyonosResponse object which has two properties:
- .status_code: The http status code returned
- .json: the json response (if not available: None)
DNS API
Start by importing the Dns class from pyonos.
from pyonos import Dns
Now we need to authenticate with a prefix and a secret.
from pyonos import Dns
dns = Dns("abc", "def")
Now we use the .get_zones() method to get all zones available. Because PyonosResponse overwrites it's _str_ method, we can just print the response.
from pyonos import Dns
dns = Dns("abc", "def")
response = dns.get_zones()
print(response)
# get single properties like this:
# response.status_code
# response.json
List of all available methods/endpoints
Method names are a combination of the http method used and their category.
- Dns (Official API Docs)
- Zones
- get_zones: Returns list of customer zones.
- get_zone: Returns a customer zone.
- patch_zone: Replaces all records of the same name and type with the ones provided.
- put_zone: Replaces all records in the zone with the ones provided.
- Records
- post_records: Creates records for a customer zone.
- get_record: Returns the record from the customer zone with the mentioned id.
- delete_record: Delete a record from the customer zone.
- put_record: Update a record from the customer zone.
- DynDns
- post_dyndns(): Activate dyndns for a group of domains.
- Zones
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