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class class astrid.AstridAPI(conf)
Connect to the Astrid Tasks API and issue requests to a specific
user's account.
Python Astrid API lives at https://bitbucket.org/dusty/python-
astrid/ and documentation is available at https://python-
astrid.readthedocs.org/
Parameters:
**conf** -- a dictionary of configuration values for connecting
to the API.
The conf dictionary must contain:
{
"apikey": "<astrid api key>",
"apisecret": "<astrid api secret>",
"email": "you@example.com", # your astrid e-mail
"password": "<astrid password>"
}
The apikey and secret can come from http://astrid.com/api_keys
The user associated with the email and password provided in the
configuration dictionary will be automatically signed in. The token
received from signin is stored on the class and automatically sent
with future requests.
request(method, **params)
Send a request to the astrid API. The available methods and
their parameters are described in
http://astrid.com/apidoc/ApiController.html
This method does the necessary work to create an astrid
signature line as required by the API. It then issues the
request in the format Astrid expects.
Parameters:
* **method** -- the method name to call in the Astrid API
* **params** -- keyword arguments mapping parameters to
values as required by the *method*
Returns:
json decoded response of your Astrid API request
Return type:
dict
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Contents:
class class astrid.AstridAPI(conf)
Connect to the Astrid Tasks API and issue requests to a specific
user's account.
Python Astrid API lives at https://bitbucket.org/dusty/python-
astrid/ and documentation is available at https://python-
astrid.readthedocs.org/
Parameters:
**conf** -- a dictionary of configuration values for connecting
to the API.
The conf dictionary must contain:
{
"apikey": "<astrid api key>",
"apisecret": "<astrid api secret>",
"email": "you@example.com", # your astrid e-mail
"password": "<astrid password>"
}
The apikey and secret can come from http://astrid.com/api_keys
The user associated with the email and password provided in the
configuration dictionary will be automatically signed in. The token
received from signin is stored on the class and automatically sent
with future requests.
request(method, **params)
Send a request to the astrid API. The available methods and
their parameters are described in
http://astrid.com/apidoc/ApiController.html
This method does the necessary work to create an astrid
signature line as required by the API. It then issues the
request in the format Astrid expects.
Parameters:
* **method** -- the method name to call in the Astrid API
* **params** -- keyword arguments mapping parameters to
values as required by the *method*
Returns:
json decoded response of your Astrid API request
Return type:
dict
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