A Python API Interface for RedPocket Mobile
Project description
python-redpocket
A simple, fully tested, Pythonic wrapper around RedPocket Mobile's API.
Example Usage
from getpass import getpass
from redpocket import RedPocket
username = input("RedPocket Username: ")
password = getpass("Password:")
rp = RedPocket(username=username, password=password)
lines = rp.get_lines()
print(lines)
# [
# RedPocketLine(
# account_id='12345',
# number=1234567890,
# plan='Annual- Unlimited Everything + 8GB high speeds',
# expiration=datetime.date(2022, 1, 2),
# family=False
# )
# ]
line_details = lines[0].get_details()
print(line_details)
# RedPocketLineDetails(
# number=1234567890,
# product_code='GSMA',
# status='Active',
# plan_id='355',
# plan_code='E240GSMA',
# expiration=datetime.date(2021, 5, 12),
# last_autorenew=datetime.date(2021, 12, 3),
# last_expiration=datetime.date(2022, 1, 2),
# main_balance=-1,
# voice_balance=-1,
# messaging_balance=-1,
# data_balance=7657,
# phone=RedPocketPhone(model='Apple iPhone 12 A2172', imei='', sim='', esn='')
print(line_details.remaining_days_in_cycle)
# 11
print(line_details.remaining_months_purchased)
# 8
There is also a helper function to get all the lines and line details in one call:
from redpocket import RedPocket
rp = RedPocket(username="", password="")
lines = rp.get_all_line_details()
print(lines)
# [
# (
# RedPocketLine(
# account_id='12345',
# number=1234567890,
# plan='Annual- Unlimited Everything + 8GB high speeds',
# expiration=datetime.date(2022, 1, 2),
# family=False),
# RedPocketLineDetails(
# number=1234567890,
# product_code='GSMA',
# status='Active',
# plan_id='355',
# plan_code='E240GSMA',
# expiration=datetime.date(2021, 5, 12),
# last_autorenew=datetime.date(2021, 12, 3),
# last_expiration=datetime.date(2022, 1, 2),
# main_balance=-1,
# voice_balance=-1,
# messaging_balance=-1,
# data_balance=7657,
# phone=RedPocketPhone(model='Apple iPhone 12 A2172', imei='', sim='', esn='')
# )
# )
# ]
If you know the hash or account number of the specific account you want to retrieve, you can do that as well:
from redpocket import RedPocket
rp = RedPocket(username="", password="")
my_line_hash = rp.get_lines()[0].account_hash
print(my_line_hash)
# 'MTIzNDU2'
details = rp.get_line_details(account_hash=my_line_hash)
print(details)
# RedPocketLineDetails(
# ...
# )
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